Is an American science fiction television series about time travel that aired on NBC during the 1982–1983 season. At TV.com; Voyagers. Created by James D. With Jon-Erik Hexum, Meeno Peluce, Stephen Liska, Gregory Itzin. A member of a league of time travelers and a boy travel through time. Watch Voyagers! Online: Watch full length episodes, video clips, highlights and more. Watch Voyagers! Online: Watch full length episodes, video clips, highlights and more.

Was a short-lived TV show from the. It told the story of Phineas Bogg (played by Jon-Erik Hexum), a man who works as a 'Voyager': a member of a mysterious. Unlike in other series, there was no clear reason why history was changing. The series was meant as.

In the pilot episode, Bogg is joined in his travels by Jeffrey Jones (played by Meeno Peluce), a young boy from the 1980s (who is something of a history expert) after Bogg loses his Voyager's manual; Bogg had failed to pay enough attention during his training and didn't know what to do without the book. Compare and Contrast. The program ran for one season on (1982-1983). Unfortunately, most people's awareness of the show is due to the unfortunate accidental death of Jon-Erik Hexum after the show had been canceled.

(While on the set of his next series, Cover Up, he shot himself in the head with a pistol loaded with blanks as a joke, and died of a skull fracture.). Tropes: •: During the credits, viewers are told if they want to know more about the people, places, and events featured in the episode, to visit their local public library. •: In the pilot, Bogg and Jeffrey find the infant Moses and send him down the Nile where he is found by the Pharaoh's daughter. •: The pocketwatch-like device used by the Voyagers to time travel.

•: In the first episode, ', Bogg is chewing Jeffrey out and listing the events that could happen as a result of him losing his guidebook: empires falling, wars raging, and Bogg losing his job. •: In 'The Trial of Phineas Bogg', Jeffrey says that up until recently, he's been having nightmares about his parents. As the trial is going badly, he fears that he'll have ones about being separated from Phineas before long as well. •: Though the show did not make bizarre claims about the backstories of the historic figures Bogg and Jones met during their adventures, there were a few odd moments. • Cleopatra running around Prohibition-era New York with gangsters, and meeting Babe Ruth, while speaking perfect English. Minecraft Texture Pack Knolpower here.

• naming the globetrotting hero of Phi leas Fogg after meeting Bogg. • Subverted later in 'Jack's Back'. Jeff asks if Jack the Ripper was really Drake.

Bogg says it isn't like him and thinks he's just trying to mess up history by going after Nellie Bly. •: 'All Fall Down' is a better than usual example of this trope in a sci-fi series, in no small part because it focused on a fight, the 1938 rematch between Joe Louis and Max Schmeling, which was significant for reasons outside of boxing. •: Jeffrey is quite resourceful and knowledgeable and has brown hair. •: ' has Jeff encountering Billy the Kid, who he thinks is not honestly such a bad person. He changes his mind after seeing how mean and dishonorable he could be. •: Jeffrey, anguished about all the loss of life that's going to occur, tries to warn people that the Titanic is going to hit an iceberg. History continues on course because he can't get anyone to believe him.

•: Bogg has two: 'Bat's breath!' And 'Smart kids give me a pain.' •: 'The Trial of Phineas Bogg' is an unusually good instance of this. The clips are mostly explained in-universe as recordings from the omni of past adventures.

•: Due to the show's cancellation, the plot ended with Bogg and Jeff wrapping up another case successfully (of course, there will always be another one) but failing to capture Drake. •: Discussed in 'Buffalo Bill and Annie Play the Palace'. Annie Oakley, matched in a shooting contest against the Grand Duke Michael, is asked to throw the contest to avoid making him look bad in front of his intended. She says that it would be an insult to her to lose on purpose, especially because in her life she's had to work twice as hard just to be considered equal to a man. •: Absolutely everyone in every single time period visited by Jeffrey and Bogg spoke flawless, 20th Century English, from Cleopatra to Kublai Khan.

•: The show title includes an exclamation point. •: Mary Murphy, who appears in the pilot, is an obvious one for Mary Pickford, given that she's the most famous actress of the silent era. She was also a close friend of, to whom Mary Pickford was married from 1920 to 1936.