Time Travel Index

TV | Movies | Books

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Time Travel in Television

Awake
Continuum
DC's Legends of Tomorrow
Doctor Who
Doctor Who Classic
Eureka
The Flash
FlashForward
Fringe
Heroes
The Lazarus Project
Loki
Lost
Nine: Nine Times Time Travel
The Outer Limits
Outlander
Quantum Leap
Russian Doll
Sleepy Hollow
Star Trek
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Star Trek: Voyager
Stargate Universe
Supernatural
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
Terra Nova
Travelers
The Umbrella Academy
The Vampire Diaries

Time Travel in Movies

About Time
ARQ
Back to the Future
Captain America, the First Avenger
A Christmas Carol
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Groundhog Day
I'll Follow You Down
Interstellar
Looper
Planet of the Apes
Primer
Source Code
Star Trek: The Voyage Home
Star Trek: First Contact
Star Trek (2009)
Stargate SG-1: Continuum
Terminator
Terminator 2: Judgment Day
Terminator: Salvation
Time Lapse
The Time Machine
X-Men: Days of Future Past

Time Travel in Books

Diana Gabaldon. Outlander
Robert J. Sawyer. Flashforward
John Varley. Mammoth and Millennium

Do you have a favorite time-travel show or movie that's not included? Something to say about time travel in entertainment? Add it in the comments!

2014: The Year in Review

Greeting Doux-axians,

I have returned from 2023 to today, late December 2014, to deliver my contributions to the annual year-ending posts. As you will all no doubt remember, this was all tied up in my career as a combination Cultural Critic, Looper and Bison rancher (just check my June 2014 post for the details, it’s too complicated to go into here). All that exposition done, let’s get on with my 2014 post.

NewsFlash: Nolan, Wormhole, Awesome

Totally awesome director Christopher Nolan is, according to The Hollywood Reporter, in talks to direct a new totally awesome science-fiction movie called Interstellar, written by the totally awesome Jonathan Nolan. "The story involves time travel and alternate dimensions," says the article, "and sees a group of explorers travel through a wormhole."