CBS Mystery Theater
The Time Fold
| S - | Ep 799 | |
| Radio | - min | |
trapping in time
CBS Mystery Theater
Time Out Of Mind
| S - | Ep 835 | |
| Radio | - min | |
to WWII to change the past
CBS Mystery Theater
The Winds Of Time
| S - | Ep 906 | |
| Radio | - min | |
Change the past
CBS Mystery Theater
The Time Box
| S - | Ep 1060 | |
| Radio | - min | |
Find time machine, travel to the past
CBS Mystery Theater
The Silver Mirror
| S - | Ep 1271 | |
| Radio | - min | |
See into the past
CBS Mystery Theater
Time and Again
| S - | Ep 22 | |
| Radio | - min | |
gain 1 hour daily with blood clock
CBS Mystery Theater
Insight Into Murder
| S - | Ep 407 | |
| Radio | - min | |
Flashback to 16th century crime
CBS Schoolbreak Special
My Past Is My Own
| S 6 | Ep 4 | 1989/01/24 |
| TV Series Episode | - min | |
| DRA FAM ROM | ||
Two black teenagers are sent through time to experience how blacks were treated during the civil rights movement.
CBS Storybreak
Max and Me and the Time Machine
| S 1 | Ep 15 | |
| TV Series Episode | 30 min TV-Y7 | |
| FAM | ||
When Steve brings home a time machine he bought for $2.50 at a garage sale, Max is suspicious: ""There' s no such thing as time travel. Or time machines."" Then they both end up in the year 1250 in medieval England - Steve as Sir Robert Marshall and Max as his horse! - and Max must admit the machine works. Sir Robert soon finds himself in the midst of a duel to the death with the Hampshire mauler, defending not only his honor, but his life. Can Max rescue him? Will the machine return him in time to spare his life? The 20th century never looked so good.
Ceiling Unlimited
| S - | Ep - | |
| Film Short | - min | |
Celebrity Deathmatch
Time Machine
| S 2 | Ep 4 | |
| TV Series Episode | 21 min TV-14 | |
| ACT COM | ||
Jennifer Aniston, Lisa Kudrow and Courteney Cox are Friends no more; Sean Connery and Roger Moore vie for the title of the Baddest Bond; Genghis Khan and Mahatma Gandhi are summoned into the ring. Sean Connery vs. Roger Moore A cave woman Sean Connery: Roger Moore borrowed a giant boulder from a cave woman and crushed Sean under it. The two combatants were allowed to use gadgets from the James Bond films. Mahatma Gandhi vs. Genghis Khan Genghis Khan: Mahatma Gandhi tossed him under the ring and crushed him with it This was the first episode where the Time Machine was used. The two fighters' personalities were switched around due to a malfunction in the machine, making Gandhi stronger and Genghis Khan weaker.
Celebrity Deathmatch
The End of the Real World
| S 2 | Ep 7 | |
| TV Series Episode | 21 min TV-14 | |
| ACT COM | ||
Busta Rhymes vs. William Shakespeare Random Audience Member: Accidentally hit by an arrow fired by William Shakespeare. No Deaths: Busta Rhymes ran into the time machine and was transported back to Shakespeare's time of existence, making Shakespeare the winner by default.
Celebrity Deathmatch
Censoring Problems
| S 2 | Ep 12 | 1999/07/15 |
| TV Series Episode | 21 min TV-14 | |
| ACT COM | ||
The Three Stooges vs. The Three Tenors Stacey Cornbred and Mills Lane (as replacements for Johnny and Nick after they were arrested for allowing excessive sexual content on the show.) Plcido Domingo : Moe tossed him into the time machine and used it to quickly age Domingo until he turned into dust. Moe Howard: Impaled through the eye with a plunger handle Larry Fine: In an attempt to make himself younger using the time machine, Larry accidentally turns back into a sperm cell. He dies after he launches himself into Pavarotti's eye. Jos Carreras: Curly smashed his face in with a reverse headbutt. Luciano Pavarotti: Face ripped off by Curly.
Celebrity Deathmatch
Time Traveling: Part 2
| S 3 | Ep 10 | 2000/07/20 |
| TV Series Episode | 21 min TV-14 | |
| ACT COM | ||
Nick Diamond vs. Satyr Napoleon and Julius Caesar (As a guest commentator) Napoleon: Stomped on and eaten by a T-rex before the first deathmatch. No Deaths: While the Satyr is distracted by a woman in the audience, Nick shoves a Roman Candle up his rectum, which blows him in half. This does not kill the Satyr, but it is enough to end the fight. The match is fought in the ancient Roman Coliseum, which is overseen by Julius Caesar. This match wasn't planned. After Napoleon kidnapped Debbie Matenopoulos and took her back in time, Johnny and Nick travelled back to save her, but didn't know where she went. They ended up going back to Ancient Rome, where Julius Caesar makes Nick fight a satyr as punishment for interrupting a gladiator fight. Sherlock Holmes vs. Jack the Ripper Doctor Watson Doctor Watson: Stabbed, sliced in half, forced to eat a British meat pie and then decapitated by Jack the Ripper. Jack the Ripper: Impaled by the knives hanging in his coat when Sherlock Holmes buttons it for him. The match is fought in the darkened streets of the 1880s London. This match also wasn't planned. Johnny and Nick found Debbie in Victorian London where she was being attacked by Jack the Ripper, and Sherlock came to save her.
Celebrity Deathmatch
Gottfried In The Arena
| S 4 | Ep 8 | 2002/03/14 |
| TV Series Episode | 21 min TV-14 | |
| ACT COM | ||
Frankie Muniz vs. Robert Iler Gilbert Gottfried (Temporary replacement for Debbie Matenopoulos, appears throughout the episode) Robert Iler: Frankie tricks him into eating spiked Ravioli (which was stuffed with antacids). As a result, his stomach exploded. The winner of this fight would be made ten years younger with the CDM time machine so he could continue being a child star. However, when Frankie is placed in the machine, a power surge (caused by Mills Lane) causes Frankie to become an old man.
Celebrity Deathmatch
The Mysterious T
| S 4 | Ep 11 | |
| TV Series Episode | 21 min TV-14 | |
| ACT COM | ||
John Edward vs. Miss Cleo John Edward: A giant 8-ball is shoved in his throat and he is then decapitated. Nostradamus was originally billed to fight John Edwards, but left a note in the time machine saying that he forfeited because he foresaw his own demise. The fighters were given mediumship tools to fight with.
Celebrity Deathmatch
King of the Lil' People
| S 6 | Ep 4 | 2007/03/02 |
| TV Series Episode | 21 min TV-14 | |
| ACT COM | ||
Bow Wow vs. Romeo Miller Lil' Flip vs. Lil Wayne Lil Jon vs. Lil' Flip and Bow Wow MarchÊ2,Ê2007 Fight 1: Since both Bow Wow and Romeo had dropped the "Lil'" part of their rap names when they grew up, the Deathmatch crew murdered them so they could be brought back as their "Lil'" selves with the Deathmatch time machine. Bow Wow and Romeo are both murdered before the match by the Deathmatch crew so they could be brought back as children. Lil' Romeo bleeds to death when Lil' Bow Wow chews off his genitals. Also featuring Master P, Lil' Romeo's father. Fight 2: Lil' Wayne walks past his stepfather's gun cabinets three times and shot himself with a pistol, a machine gun, and a bazooka (all in that order). The death occurs off-screen, but Lil' Wayne's charred and headless corpse was shown afterwards. Lil Wayne's death is based on him accidentally shooting himself with a gun when he was twelve. Fight 3: Lil' Kim wouldn't fight unless she served jail time afterwards, which would boost her record sales. Lil' Flip and Bow Wow (who both won their bouts earlier in the episode) challenged Lil Jon after he proclaimed himself "King of the Lil' People". Lil' Flip and Bow Wow are blown up by Lil Jon's new album (Crunk Rock), which was literally "da bomb." Also featuring Master P.
Celebrity Deathmatch
Where's Lohan?
| S 6 | Ep 7 | 2007/03/23 |
| TV Series Episode | 21 min TV-14 | |
| ACT COM | ||
Hilary Duff vs. Lindsay Lohan Fight 3: Lindsay Lohan's limbs and head are snapped off like twigs. She is brought back to life at the end of the episode via the CDM Time Machine by Nick Diamond, who admits to stalking her. Also featuring Dina Lohan. This match was a pre-season Internet poll winner.
Celluloid Dreams
| Film | - min | |
Centenary
| S - | Ep - | |
| Short | - min | |