TODAY IN TIME
Friday September 11th, 2026
On this day in 1966,
season 1 of It's About Time
episode 1: And Then I Wrote Happy Birthday To You
was first broadcast.
Hector and Mac (Frank Aletter) have their first day in the past and the caveman think they are evil spirits.
On this day in 2015,
season 9 of Doctor Who (2005- )
episode 0.1: Prologue
was first broadcast.
In the Season 9 prequel, the Doctor (Peter Capaldi) prepares for his worst confrontation.
On this day in 1962,
season 4 of The Bullwinkle Show
episode 2: Peabody's Improbable History - Leif Ericson
was first broadcast.
With the help of the "Way Back" machine, Sherman and Peabody (Bill Scott) go to Norway in the year 995 to visit northern explorer Leif Ericson.
On this day in 2004,
Delta State
premiered.
Claire, Luna, Martin and Philip are gifted with paranormal powers, and are the only ones who can rid humanity of mysterious entities know as the "Rifters", in a strange parallel universe called the "Delta State".
On this day in 1983,
season 1 of Miimu iro iro yume no tabi
episode 23: jishin arekore 2
was first broadcast.
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.
On this day in 1981,
season 1 of Titans
episode 11: Billy Bishop
was first broadcast.
Patrick Watson interviews great people of history at his residence. This week, Billy Bishop.
Kim Hunter, American film, theater, and television actress, died on this day in 2002 (and was born in 1922).
Traveled in the films Planet of the Apes (1968), Beneath The Planet of the Apes (1970), and Escape From The Planet of the Apes (1971)
On this day in 1976,
season 3 of Land of the Lost (1974-1977)
episode 1: After-Shock
was first broadcast.
Rick is transported back to the real world just as his brother Jack arrives searching for the family. Featuring Wesley Eure as Will.
On this day in 1965,
season 2 of The Peter Potamus Show
episode 1: Mask Task
was first broadcast.
Peter Potamus (Daws Butler) (a purple hippopotamus), and his traveling companion So-So (a monkey), fly back and forth through time in a balloon participating in historic events.
On this day in 1993,
season 1 of Swat Kats: The Radical Squadron
episode 1: The Pastmaster Always Rings Twice
was first broadcast.
The Pastmaster wants to bring back the Dark Ages and heads to the Megakat City Museum of History to search for his spell book, the Tome of Time. Featuring Tress MacNeille as Callie Briggs.
Happy 65th Birthday Elizabeth Daily!
Elizabeth Daily, American voice actress and musician, was born on this day in 1961.
Traveled as Tommy Pickles in Rugrats (1992), as Buttercup in three episodes of The Powerpuff Girls (2001-2004), and provided the voice of The Gypsy in the film Time and Charges (2013).
Happy 58th Birthday Tetsuo Kurata!
Tetsuo Kurata, Japanese television, stage and film actor and administrator, was born on this day in 1968.
Traveled in the film Kamen Raidaa: Sekai ni Kakeru (1989(
On this day in 1983,
season 2 of Read All About It!
episode 1: Anniversary
was first broadcast.
The Herbertville Chronicle celebrates its first anniversary and the group is introduced to the "two-way" communication device. Featuring Lydia Zajc as Lynne.
John Ritter, American actor, died on this day in 2003 (and was born in 1948).
Traveled in the film The Flight of Dragons (1982)
On this day in 2013,
season 1 of Tokyo Eye
episode 225: Time Travel on the Streetcar, Part 1
was first broadcast.
A trip along the 12-kilometer Arakawa Line track is a journey back to the good old days. Featuring John Daub.
Happy 63rd Birthday Joey Dedio!
Joey Dedio, Puerto Rican and Italian film, television, and theatre actor, was born on this day in 1963.
Traveled as Wheeler in the TV series Captain Planet and the Planeteers episodes "Two Futures" and "OK at the Gunfight Corral" (1990)
Happy 55th Birthday Gibson Frazier!
Gibson Frazier, actor, writer, and filmmaker, was born on this day in 1971.
Traveled in the film Man of the Century (1999).
On this day in 1965,
season 3 of Doctor Who (1963-1989)
episode 1: Galaxy 4 - Four Hundred Dawns (Part 1 of 4)
was first broadcast.
After an encounter with a hostile robot called a Chumblie, the Doctor (William Hartnell) and his companions are rescued by a group of female Drahvins.
On this day in 1966,
It's About Time
premiered.
Two astronauts, Hector (Jack Mullaney) and Mac, after breaking the speed of light, accidentally travel back in time to prehistoric Earth. Unable to return, they make friends with the "natives".
On this day in 1976,
season 14 of Doctor Who (1963-1989)
episode 2: The Masque Of Mandragora (Part 2 of 4)
was first broadcast.
The Doctor (Tom Baker) rushes to rescue Sarah from the Brethren of Demnos while Mandragora tries to bring them under its control.
Charles H. Forbell, American comic strip artist and writer, was born on this day in 1885 (and sadly passed away in 1946.)
Creator of the comic strip Cuddles, A Flapper At King Arthur's Court! (1929)
On this day in 2008,
season 5 of Naked Science
episode 10: Time Machine
was first broadcast.
Time travel theorists ask, what if we could send scientific and medical information through time - perhaps a cure for AIDS? Ronald L. Mallett's theorizes...
On this day in 2015,
season 4 of Continuum
episode 1: Lost Hours
was first broadcast.
Alec stands on the precipice of power with one man in his way. Matthew Kellog takes over Piron. Rachel Emily Nichols stars.
On this day in 1986,
season 1 of Filmation's Ghostbusters
episode 4: The Secret of Mastadon Valley
was first broadcast.
After defeating Apparitia and Airhead Eddie (Peter Cullen) and the Ghostbusters head back to prehistoric times, looking for another piece of the stone.
On this day in 2010,
season 1 of Spliced
episode 9: Mr. Wrinkles In Time
was first broadcast.
Peri (Rob Stefaniuk) and Entree travel thru time to find out why Two-Legs Joe doesn't like Entree.
On this day in 1960,
season 2 of Rocky and His Friends
episode 1: Peabody's Improbable History - Robin Hood
was first broadcast.
Mr. Peabody (Bill Scott) and Sherman shed new light on the Robin Hood legend.
Happy 78th Birthday Michael Sacks!
Michael Sacks, American actor and technology industry executive, was born on this day in 1948.
Traveled in the film Slaughterhouse-Five (1972)
On this day in 2004,
season 1 of Zentrix
episode 10: The Deadly Combat Pit
was first broadcast.
Dr. Coy insists that Zeus fight his robot King before he will agree to fix Zeus. The two robots clash and eventually Zeus wins. Dr. Coy keeps his word, and pledges himself to Megan (Michelle Ruff)'s cause.
On this day in 2005,
The Man From When
first opened in theaters.
Joe, an average man with an important day ahead, is confronted by a stranger claiming to be from the future. As Joe begins to believe The Man's claims, he realizes how large a consequence one person's actions can have. Written and directed by Mark Townend.
On this day in 2005,
11:59
first opened in theaters.
A jaded yet driven news photojournalist (Raymond Andrew Bailey) wakes up in the middle of nowhere and tries to piece together the events of the last 24 hours.
Lorne Greene, Canadian actor and musician, died on this day in 1987 (and was born in 1915).
Traveled on the TV series Galactica: 1980, and the Video series "The Greatest Adventure Stories of the Bible, "Noah's Ark" (1986)
On this day in 2008,
Off We Go Then
was released.
Set in the late 60's, a free tour to London attracts a variety of people from different classes, only to find half way through the journey they appear in 2009.



































