Only if you can go to Intuit and pull the plug on their computers.

As a side note, I think when Intuit announced that they would hold returns, they issued a little caveat about once you submit the return it is gone and it ain't coming back.  They really meant it.

Following in the footsteps of a famous squirrel ---------------- this is why it is better to hold returns instead of letting Intuit do the holding for you.

Time machine?

No - DeLoreans are too hard to find this time of year.