Traveled as Harry Mudd in the TV show Star Trek episode "I, Mudd" (1967)

A Philadelphia police officer (Boyd Holbrook) struggles with a lifelong obsession to track down a mysterious serial killer whose crimes defy explanation.

Buried alive, underground, in an ancient San Francisco subway station, Burke (James Naughton) and General Urko are forced to work together.

During World War I, a German army officer and her companions try to thwart the plans of a secret society. Kato (Jamieson Price) decides to reverse time to one hundred years ago and create a whole new world, destroying the current one.

Stewie, meets his future self, and in doing this he discovers that his future image is not what he has anticipated because of a near death experience. Created by Seth McFarlane.

Seth is interested to see the catalog-ordered Verona XG-20 remote he just got appears to be universal -- and controls time as well. Based on the stories of R. L. Stine.

The wizard Merlin (Jim Byrnes) recruits a group of football players from the present day to protect Camelot and save the queen.

90 seconds of news, fun facts, and trivia. Starring Hayden Black.

Rimmer, Lister and Cat find a time barrier called "Stasis Leak" on Floor 16 and it takes them back in time on Red Dwarf 3 million years earlier.

Jeff Dane gets a new roommate is an older, somewhat quirky guy who believes in government conspiracies and time travel and who tries to convince Jeff that they are the same person, and he has been sent back in time to watch his past self. Written and directed by Tim Lightell.

Travis Glass (James Bulliard gets his wish for a second chance to marry his girl friend, and is sent back (via lightning bolt) to a week in 1988 to correct things that originally went wrong.

The terrifying Skovox Blitzer prepares to destroy mankind. Meanwhile, Danny Pink and the Doctor (Peter Capaldi) are on a course to meet.

Maxie, a 1920s flapper who haunts her old house, possesses a dull housewife (Glenn Close) who just moved in.

Stewie and Brian explore a series of alternate universes. Created by Seth McFarlane.

In England, Donatello (Barry Gordon) and the Turtles are taken back to the past via an experimental atomic clock and must team up with Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson in order to get the clock back and return to the present.

Claire (Caitriona Balfe) is trying to come to terms with her marriage to Jamie. While traveling, a life changing opportunity arises.

Casimir (Yves Brunier) travels back in time.

Travis Glass (James Bulliard) gets his wish for a second chance to marry his girl friend, and is sent back (via lightning bolt) to a week in 1988 to correct things that originally went wrong.

Harry sits down to discuss Time Travel in TV and movies.

Continuing adventures of Jamie Jaren (Noelle Harding), a thirteen year old Lazer Tag champion from 3010 who journeys back in time to stop the evil Draxon Drear.

Timmy (Tara Strong) wishes the great American leaders into his Treehouse talk show to finish his report, but because they have vanished from history, the United States reverts to being a British colony.

The Doctor (Tom Baker) and Sarah answer a distress call and find themselves on Zeta Minor, the last planet of the known universe, where a Morestran expedition has gone missing.

A cartoon segment of Uncle Croc's Block about a caveman and his pet woolly mammoth (both voiced by Allan Melvin) who get transported to modern times.

Traveled in the film Tenchi The Movie (1996), Tenchi Muro In Love 2 (1999), as Nergal in the TV series The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy episode "Wishbones" (2005), as Jimmy Neutron in The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius (2002-06) and as Diana in the TV series Sailor Moon Crystal episode "Time Warp, Sailor Pluto (2016)

Illustrated the time travel stories "I Went Through The Veil" in World of Fantasy # 10 (1956) and "The GIants!" in Journey Into Unknown Worlds #36 (1955),

Claire is trying to come to terms with her marriage to Jamie. While traveling, a life changing opportunity arises. Featuring Graham McTavish as Dougal MacKenzie.

The Doctor (Tom Baker), Romana and K-9 arrive on the forest planet Tygella, where the native Tygellans now live in a underground city, due to the carnivorous plants.

Buck Rogers, Wilma Deering (Erin Gray) and Major Duke Danton travel to the planet Vistula where poisoned food was exported from and where they find a world engaged in slave labor.

Count Duckula (David Jason) and his servants have decided to visit the funfair and soon visit a ride on a roller-coaster which can take them back and forward in time, where they see things such as the first vampire, a future ruled by vegetables, and the French Revolution.

If anything in the entire universe is to survive, it may come down to the Doctor (Colin Baker) arguing against machine logic over the value of life.

When Gong Yu discovers a time machine that can take him back to 2012, what will he learn about the accident that changed his family's life forever?

Peter Jay Novins calls his home, only to hear himself answer at the other end.

A mad scientist determined to create the first android rewires Fi and Fum, turning them into his slaves. Co-created by Sid Krofft.

As a result of time dilation, Santiago is now twice his parents' age. Starring Clive Robertson.

Puppet Rhett (Rhett McLaughlin) & Puppet Link fight dinosaurs!

Traveled in the TV series Power Rangers S.P.D. episode "History" (2005)

Composed and/or arranged music for 23 episodes of the TV series Doctor Who, including arrangement of the theme for the 23rd season.

Traveled in the film Sliding Doors (1998)

Traveled in the film Future X-Cops (2010)

A harried housewife struggling with rambunctious children, a demanding husband, and the stress of modern life, finds relief from an unusual source that brings both power and responsibility. Created by Rod Serling.

Traveled as A.J. Malloy in 38 episodes of the TV series A.J.'s Time Travelers (1995), and in the film Galaxy Quest (1999)

When a mysterious energy hole appears in the ground and swallows Cha-Ka, Holly (Kathy Coleman) attempts a rescue.

Gadget Boy (Don Adams) are off to Feudal Japan, circa 1853, to stop Spydra from preventing Commodore Perry from opening up Japan' s silk trade with the rest of the world.

The Thundercats search desperately for a precious device which has all the recorded history of Thundera up until the time of its destruction. Featuring Earl Hammond as Jaga.

Morgaine forces Ace (Sophie Aldred) and Shou Yuing to hand over Excalibur by threatening to release the Destroyer, so the Doctor and the Brigadier enter a dimensional portal to stop her.

Marcus hopes that the time-travel office will see his application as having a low-risk of creating a major change so that he can go back and make things right with his choice of a career. Written by Andy Astruc.

Composed the scores for the films Beneath The Planet of the Apes (1970) and Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)

Traveled in the TV series Fantasy Island episode "Lillian Russell" (1981)

Evil Dr. Wells (Frank Welker) uses his Time Elevator to send Wonder Woman and the Atom into the past.

Luke (Monte Markham) tries to start a farm in his son's neighborhood and his neighbors object.

The iPhone of the future is discovered by Puppet Rhett & Puppet Link (Link Neal)

While bathing, Jack's sword, shoes and clothing are stolen by what looks like a white rabbit. When Jack follows the culprit down a hole, he enters a strange underground realm like none he has ever seen. Featuring Rob Paulsen.

6th of the series... Claire is the wife of Jamie Fraser, her 18th century husband, and facing the politics and turmoil of the forthcoming American Revolution. Written by Diana Gabaldon.

Bill and Jeff plan to relocate the humanoids, so they turn to Zira and Cornelius for help.

Sam (Scott Bakula) has to save his host's younger brother from his obsessed father who wants him to go into the family business as a movie stuntman.

Elvis impersonator Gary Pitkin finds himself transported back to Elvis' time after a car accident. Created by Rod Serling.