A singing mechanic (Edgar Bergen) from 1912 finds himself in Arthurian Britain.

Goku (Masako Nozawa) rounds up Gohan, Trunks, and Vegeta and takes them to the Lookout, where they will train in the Time Chamber.

Author of the short story "The Devil of the Western Sea" (1922)

A fantasy-thriller set in present-day Moscow where the respective forces that control daytime and nighttime do battle. Directed and co-written by Timur Bekmambetov.

Written and directed by Justin Heasman.

Matrix (Nick Mancuso) travels to the past to judge a client case.

Traveled in the film Ainoa (2005)

Traveled in the Motion Comic Henry Danger: Sucked To The Future (2016)

Host of the TV series Bringing Books To Life (2012-2013)

German children's television program show in which four children are appointed as "Wachter" (guardians) by their deceased aunt Hedda to prevent Zanrelot, the "Herrscher der Finsternis" - the lord of darkness (Udo Kier) from leaving the underworld and gaining control over Lubeck.

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.

The Doctor and Rose (Billie Piper), reunited with old friends and Cybermen experts Mickey and Jake, race to find a way to bring the war to an end before it brings about the destruction of the whole of space and time

One fateful afternoon, Alex comes across a sword stuck in stone - King Arthur's legendary Excalibur! With one motion, Alex frees the sword, Merlin the Magician (Malcolm McDowell) appears, and Alex discovers the awesome power he'd always dreamed about.

The evil alchemist Paracelsus is on the run, and Pete and Myka (Joanne Kelly) must stop him before he achieves immortality - or something worse.

Dr Jin (Song Seung-heon) saves the King's life. Younglae gets diagnosed with breast cancer before her marriage.

Two guys come across a strange abandoned telephone box in a garden which seems to have the ability for time travel. Written and directed by Justin Heasman.

Noby suffers an identify crisis; Noby struggles over how to spend some money that was given to him by his uncle. Characters created by Hiroshi Fujimoto and Motoo Abiko under the pen name of "Fujiko Fujio".

Traveled in the TV series Twilight Zone episode "Judgment Night" (1959) and the film Beneath The Planet of the Apes (1970).

Traveled in the TV series The Brady Kids episodes "It's All Greek to Me" and "Marlon's Birthday Party" (1972), and in the film The Flight of Dragons (1982)

Traveled in the film The Deadly Mantis (1957)

Traveled as Chett in the TV series Weird Science (1994-1998), Life On Mars episodes "The Man Who Sold The World" and "The Real Adventures of the Unreal Sam Tyler" (2008), and the film The Forgotten (2005)

His critique of Boltzmann's attempt to derive the second law of thermodynamics from kinetic theory became famous as the "reversibility paradox".

Traveled in the film The Black Hole (1979), the video All Dogs Christmas Carol (1998) and in the TV series SpongeBob SquarePants episodes "Back To The Past" (2010)

A woman (Anna Karina) witnesses a video taped murder and is marked for elimination by the killer.

Diana catches her sister April, who has survived a promicin shot and gained an ability the full potential of which she fails to grasp - to make anyone answer truthfully to any question posed by her.

Traveled in the TV series The Strange World of Planet X (1956)

Traveled in the TV series Bewitched episodes "Samantha's Caesar's Salad", "Paul Revere Rides Again", "Samantha's Old Salem Trip", "Samantha's Bad Day In Salem", "Samantha's Hot Bedwarmer", "The Salem Saga", "Hot Not To Lose Your Head to King Henry VIII", "The Return of Darrin The Bold", and "George Washington Zapped Here" (1969-72)

Parker has to contend with Dee (Kim Cattrall) who has been reverted to a teenager by a time machine.

Thee test subject for an experiment in gravitational time dilation that instead causes time travel and reveals the meaning of everything. Written by Wendy Wheeler.

The continuing adventures of Doraemon, a robotic cat from the 22nd century who arrive to helps the Nobi family in the 20th century. Created by Fujiko Fujio.