Traveled in the TV series Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse episode "The Time Element" (1958), and the film The Three Stooges Meet Hercules (1962)

Quinn (Jerry O'Connell) and the Sliders arrive in a realm where clocks and blocks of time move backwards for them alone.

Traveled in many TV series including Fangface and Fangpuss (1979), Incredible Hulk (1982), Paw Paws (1986), Galaxy High School (1986), Ghostbusters (1986-1987), Lazer Tag Academy (1986), Jem (1988), Where's Waldo (1991), and Astro Boy (2004)

A Rabbid goes back in time and encounters a mysterious Rabbid tribe. Voiced by Damien Laquet

Traveled in the TV series Star Trek episode "Tomorrow Is Yesterday" (1967)

Co-starred with Kris Kristofferson as a time traveler seeking to repopulate the earth, 1000 years in the future, in 1989's Millennium

Traveled in the film Where Time Began (1977), and in the TV miniseries An Englishman's Castle (1978)

Traveled in the TV series episode Babar "Time Flies" (1991).

Traveled in the TV series That 70's Show episode "It's A Wonderful Life" (2001) and the film Interstellar (2014)

With the Q gone to Malo for ten days, the Prime Minister seizes the opportunity to finally capture the five children, and take ownership of Aaron's horse, Quip, which the Q denied him.

Traveled as Lady Claire in the feature Timeline (2003), and as Holly Cantrell in the feature Land of the Lost (2009).

Zebadiah's modified air car is equipped with the professor's "continua" device which allows travel into various fictional universes, such as the Land of Oz, as well as through time. Written by Robert A. Heinlein.

Chuck Taggart (Peter Weller) and the Odyssey crew begin to lose their memories of the future and their present mission to save the Earth.

His time travel stories include the novels Thrice Upon A Time (1980), and The Proteus Operations (1985), as well as the short story "Convolution" (2001)

Rufus inadvertantly separates Bill and Ted (Christopher Kennedy) in 1996 and returns to 2672 to find a drastically altered future.

Author of "Child Of The Sun" (1977), "End of the World" (1984), "Man of the Hour" (1984), "Mother of the Year" (1985), "Touch of the Match" (1985), "Will of the Wisp" (1985), and Crisis! (1986)

Sapphire and Steel determine that Helen's bedroom is the location of a time break caused by the recitation of nursery rhymes. Written by series creator Peter (P. J.) Hammond.

Cyd and Shelby (Lauren Taylor) have trouble studying and try to jump ahead in time to steal the test questions.

Traveled as Ebenezer Scrooge in the film A Christmas Carol (1914)

After learning about the invention that got Bugs rich, Daffy (Jeff Bergman) produces an improvement on it that ends up defective, sending him and Bugs into a financial crisis.

Sam and Jen (Heidi Leigh) ask: what's faster -- the New World or the Old World?

Co-author of the children's book. Danny Dunn, Time Traveler