Three families are transported back to 1944 and the war years to experience life in the mines without modern conveniences.

Traveled as Steve Connors,and visited a barren, mutant inhabited Earth in the year 2071 in the film Time Travelers (1964)

Traveled in multiple episodes of the TV series Lost (2004-2010).

To try out various careers, Wyatt (Michael Manasseri) leaps from career to career.

Illustrated and inked numerous comics for Atlas (Marvel) comics including "Where Dinosaurs Dwell" in Marvel Tales #143 (1956)

Traveled in the TV series Christopher Crocodile episode "Time Machine" (1993)

German children's television program show in which four children are appointed as "Wachter" (guardians) by their deceased aunt Hedda to prevent Zanrelot, the "Herrscher der Finsternis" - the lord of darkness (Udo Kier) from leaving the underworld and gaining control over Lubeck.

Traveled in the TV series Mentors episode "The Odd Pod" (2002)

Stuart presses Ctrl+B and is empowered to confront his immature boss. Starring Tony Hale.

Aliens take 5 people, give them small capsules which can kill mankind without additional damage, with the understanding they will colonize Earth only if they use the weapons. Starring Gene Barry.

It takes a tragedy to teach the young businessman Ian (Paul Nicholls) to put love ahead of work and open up to his musician girlfriend Samantha.

Mrs. Druse (Diane Ladd) enlists seance volunteers to take a sleep-inducing drug, which allows them to go back in time, seeking to change the tragic course of events at Kingdom Hospital. Featuring Ed Begley, Jr as Dr. Jesse James.

Now that he knows Kyle is Promicin Positive ("P+"), Tom sets out to track him down. His journey leads him to a town that is no longer on the map and the people of which are not ordinary. Meanwhile, Maia has terrible visions of 4400s and P+es being dragged to prison camps. And her visions always come true.

Traveled in the TV series The Raccoons episode Time Trap! (1987)

Noby borrows Doraemon's time capsule, unaware that it will send its contents on a 100 year trip through time. Characters created by Hiroshi Fujimoto and Motoo Abiko under the pen name of "Fujiko Fujio".

Wrote the short story "Renaissance Man" (1974)

The Three Stooges vs the Three Tenors: Moe tossed Placido Domingo into the time machine and used it to quickly age Domingo until he turned into dust. Directed by Eric Fogel.

A teenage girl (Riisa Naka) finds that she has the ability to leap through time.

Belmonde lives in 1990's London as an iconic, cool Frenchman modeled on the new wave cinema of the 1960's. Really he is English and middle class - a fact that his family won't let him forget!

Traveled in the films Abraxas, Guardian of the Universe (1990), Demolition Man (1993) and the TV series Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura episode "Time Travel" (2012)

The King passes away. Dr Jin (Song Seung-heon) finds out there is a lump in his head that is growing.

The continuing adventures of Doraemon, a robotic cat from the 22nd century who arrive to helps the Nobi family in the 20th century. Created by Fujiko Fujio.

Traveled in the TV series Malcolm and Eddie episode "Bullets Over Kansas City" (2000)

A little pink genie from a computer helps two kids learn about important people and events from history by taking them to those times. Directed by Kazuyoshi Yokota.

Author of Smale's paradox, which In differential topology, states that it is possible to turn a sphere inside out in a three-dimensional space with possible self-intersections but without creating any crease, a process more commonly and historically called sphere eversion (eversion means "turning inside out"). This is surprising, to those who understand regular homotopy, and is hence deemed a veridical paradox.

Fred's caveman impression accidentally warps the kids back to prehistoric times. Directed by David SanAngelo.

Traveled in the TV series The Outer Limits episode "The Man Who Was Never Born" (1963), the TV series Space: 1999 episodes "Another Time, Another Place" (1975) and "Journey To Where" (1976), and the TV movie 12:01 (1993)

Kiera (Rachel Nichols) finds that the piece of the time travel device is missing and knows Kellogg has to be the one who took it.