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.

All of Danny (Andy Milonakis)'s exploded Robo-Carps come back to life. Danny wishes Halloween was scarier. Everybody's favorite TV dinosaur doctor returns.

Sam (Scott Bakula) leaps into a hair dresser to prevent the death of a murder witness.

A Shaman transports Walker (Chuck Norris) back in time 100 years to prove the innocence of a Comanche Indian.

A former insufferable seaman named Elroy who served under Captain Gregg (Edward Mulhare) comes for help to learn how to haunt. The problem is that he is afraid of people.

Captain Barbell (Richard Gutierrez) is sent by the General to present-day Marravelos. His mission, now that his brain has been re-programmed by the General, will put Captain Barbell against his own father.

Peter Potamus (a purple hippopotamus), and his traveling companion So-So (Don Messick), (a monkey), fly back and forth through time in a balloon participating in historic events.

Alex is now helping Lynne (Lydia Zajc) to prepare the next edition of The Herbertville Chronicle. It will feature stories on General Brock and other figures from the War of 1812.

BB Miller (Haydn Gwynne), accidental time-traveler and Ben Hardy, a street urchin from Victorian England, arrive back in the middle of the English Civil War on BB's motorbike time machine. Before their hectic and hilarious adventures are over, they are practically blown up, nearly dissected by mad scientists, almost axed to death and then meet their worst nightmare in the evil Witchfinder General.

The Sheriff of N.O.T.T. builds a time machine to send Rocket Robin Hood (Len Birman) and Little John back to earth, specifically twelfth century England, to deal with his ancestor, the Sheriff of Nottingham.

Traveled as Doraemon in 71 episodes of the TV series Doraemon (1979)

Goku travels back in time to train with Master Mutaito, and he learns about spirit energy. Created by Akira Toriyama.

While fighting the Pastmaster, T-Bone (Charlie Adler) and Razor are sent back in time to the middle ages.

Alec stands on the precipice of power with one man in his way. Matthew Kellog takes over Piron. Rachel Emily Nichols stars.

Barbra wants to take Teng in the time vessel to look for Captain Barbell (Richard Gutierrez).

Mr. Peabody (Bill Scott) meets Sherman travel back to meet Paul Revere.

Alex has decided to camp out for a couple of weeks to find out what life was like for his European ancestors. Mike Ackerman co-stars as Sam.

Author of the Card Paradox, which states "The next statement is true. The previous statement is false."

Billy uses a supernatural remote control to catch up on his schoolwork... or does he? Featuring Jennifer Hale as Billy's mom.

Co-wrote the TV series Stargate SG-1 episodes "Window of Opportunity" (2000), "Prophecy" (2003), "Moebius" (2005), and "Camelot" (2006), and the Stargate:Atlantis episode "The Last Man" (2008)

The continuing story of a young boy, Bernard (David Peachey) who is given a special gift by "The Postman" a member of the "Time Keeping Society".

As Sam (Jason O'Mara) continues to figure out why he is stuck in 1973, he continues to clash with colleagues and superiors over police procedure as they pursue a robbery suspect.

Laverne and Shirley decide to sneak off the military base, so they commandeer a jeep Fonzie (Henry Winkler)'s been working on, which sends them through a time warp into prehistoric times.

Traveled in the film The Day Time Ended (1979)

When Megan (Michelle Ruff) and her cohorts land at the Volcano Stronghold, they encounter the angry tribe of RockMen who assume Megan is on the same side as Silver-03.

Ogden feels lost. He's trapped in a land that looks all too familiar, yet remains strange. As he stumbles through the side streets of Brooklyn he falls deeper and deeper into confusion.

A film about the life and work of the cosmologist, Stephen Hawking, who despite his near total paralysis, was one of the great minds of all time.

Traveled in the TV series Topper episode "Christmas Carol" (1953)

Traveled in the film Het leven uit een dag (Life In One Day) (2009)

To stop something that's in the paper, Gary (Kyle Chandler) assumes someone else's identity -- but it turns out that the identity he assumed was that of an undercover cop who's working with Brigatti.

After her experimental time machine accidentally retrieves Ben Hardy from 1832, Dr BB Miller must prevent him from being captured by the unscrupulous Professor Crow. They are eventually forced to flee into the past to escape.

To receive the antidote for the venom coursing through Will (Wesley Eure)'s veins from Enik, the Marshalls must first rid the Lost City of a fire-breathing dinosaur.

Tune in to Histeria! Satellite TV for looks at various points in history. Featuring Tress MacNeille as the World's Oldest Woman.

Peabody (Chris Parnell) tries to play an Irish jig while trapped in the elevator. Mozart blows his big piano audition and lands everyone in jail.

A bump on the head leaves Leonardo (Cam Clarke) thinking that he is in 17th century France, and that he and his comrades are Musketeers.

A group of attractive women from another planet come to Earth in hopes of getting Coop (David DeLuise) to come be their savior,

The astronaut visitors Mac and Hector (Jack Mullaney) are troubled that Cavemen drag their women around by the hair as their form of courtship. And so, they do their best to institute modern, civilized courting ...

During a thunderstorm, Billy somehow gets transported to Asgard, land of the Vikings. Featuring Jennifer Hale as Billy's mom.

While on a yacht, Jess (Melissa George) is forced to board a passing ocean liner to get to safety, a ship Jess is convinced she's been on before.

The TARDIS lands in the middle of the Trojan War, where the Doctor (William Hartnell) is mistaken for the god Zeus.

Peabody (Bill Scott) and Sherman travel back in the Way Back Machine to find the artist painting a picture of an Indian to be placed on the U.S. nickel, but he's painting Mahatma Gandhi instead of a Native American.

Rocket Robin Hood (Len Birman) and Little John investigate rumors of importation of strange equipment "under cover of darkness" to N.O.T.T. Castle for many consecutive Lunar nights.

Eldrad uses the energy from the reactor to regenerate herself and tries to force the Doctor (Tom Baker) and Sarah to take her back to Kastria.

Traveled in the film The Hudsucker Proxy (1994)