A young woman (Franka Potente) in Germany has twenty minutes to find and bring 100,000 Deutschmarks to her boyfriend before he robs a supermarket.

Noby turns himself into a bat using a gadget, but he is unlike the animal in that he can suck out embarrassing memories from his victims; Doraemon tries to get Noby to exercise, but his plan backfires when he, Noby's mom and Sneech's mom get trapped in a fitness-crazed house. Characters created by Hiroshi Fujimoto and Motoo Abiko under the pen name of "Fujiko Fujio".

A teen fantasy romance tells the story of a male idol group that suddenly slips back in time just one day ahead of their debut stage. Starring Kim Sae-ron.

Review of The Time Traveler's Wife. Hosted by Britt Erlich.

Keely (Aly Michalka) learns that Phil is from the future after she discovers that he only has eight toes.

Wrote and directed the film short The Love Is Dead Time Travel Club

Traveled in numerous episodes of the TV series Star Trek, including: "The City On The Edge of Forever" (1967), "Space Seed" (1967) and "Spectre of the Gun" (1968)

Traveled as The Doctor in 42 episodes of the TV series Doctor Who (1987-89), in the TV movie Doctor Who (1996), and as Uncle Roderick in the film The Inspector Chronicles: Untitled Motion Picture About A Space Traveler Who Can Also Travel Through Time

Ray, a paradmedic and fireman, gets sent back to change the life choice of his delinquent son, Ritchie. Co-starring Paul Popovich as Mr. Smith.

Wrote the short story "The Shadow Out Of Time" (1936)

The Nova Group escapes from prison so Ryland decides to develop his troops at the fastest and most ruthless possible. Featuring Jeffrey Combs as Kevin.

Traveled in the TV series Buffy The Vampire Slayer (2001, 2003), Angel (2004), Torchwood (2008), Smallville (2008, 2010), Warehouse 13 (2013), and Witches of East End (2014), and the film Dragonball: Execution (2009)

Traveled in the TV movie The Girl, The Gold Watch, & Dynamite (1981)

The girls must work together against Mojo Jojo; pirate captain Crack McGraigen (John DiMaggio) travels through time and the girls must send him back.

Traveled in the TV series The Flintstones episodes "Time Machine" (1965), "Rip Van Flintstone" (1965), and "The Long, Long, Long Weekend" (1966)

Traveled in the TV series Eureka episodes "Once In A Lifetime" (2006) and "I Do Over" (2008)

Traveled in the film Arrival (2016) and Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016)

Traveled in the film short "Yuri Lennon's Landing on Alpha46" (2010)

Traveled in the TV series Time Trax episode "One On One (1993), in the TV series "The Lost World" episode "The Knife" (2001), in the TV series Stargate SG-1 episode "Camelot" (2006), in the TV series Journeyman episode "Winterland" (2007), as Walter Bishop in the TV series Fringe (2008-13), as Henry Parrish in the TV series Sleepy Hollow (2013-)

A group of heartbroken people form a club to invent time travel so they can go back in time and give themselves a second shot at love. Written and directed by Jon Sturgess.

Traveled as companion Ace in 31 episodes of the TV series Doctor Who (1987-1989), and as Roz in the TV series Look and Read episode Shadow Play: Part 1 - A Light In The Window (1994)

Traveled in the TV series Our War (2006)

In this futuristic action-adventure a lone female warrior battles against a gang of thugs seeking a computer chip which would allow them to control the world. An ancient scientist, hoping to help her, thaws out a long-frozen warrior (Robert Chapin) to take up her fight.

Jack (Phil LaMarr) learns about a wishing well of King Osric on top of a tower protected by three unbeatable archers and vows to make his way past them.

15 year old AJ likes to learn so he uses his time machine to enter into a world of fantasy. This time, he and his friends visit Florence Nightingale (Louan Gideon).

In the 30th century, time travel becomes illegal after a time paradox crisis. The Time Protection Department (TPD) is established to watch for and stop time crimes. Narration by Yukitoshi Hori

The girls accidentally warp into 1800 wilderness. Directed by David SanAngelo.

Noah (Jeffrey Walker) is quick to notice that there is dissent among the Nomads. Now that they're no longer on the run from a common enemy there's a restlessness.