The Reference Desk/Wrong fixed points in time

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Jack Harkness was described as a fixed point in time and space but a "wrong" one at that. Are there other examples of wrong fixed points to which time-sensitive individuals/equipment have an adverse reaction?

The idea of this question came from CoT who suggested that a similar thing happened in AUDIO: Sword of Orion.