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	The Time Tunnel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Time Tunnel was a 1966-1967 U.S. color science fiction TV series produced by Irwin Allen that lasted for one season and 30 episodes.
		As the series progresses, the two time travellers are swung from one period in history to another, allowing episodes to be set in the past and future -- but always ending in a cliffhanger as a preview of the next episode.
		A pilot episode, in which a government team goes back in time through a time tunnel (represented by a series of huge metallic rings) to World War II in order to retrieve a medieval monk misplaced by a time storm, was filmed but later turned down due to similarities to Stargate SG-1.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Time_Tunnel (970 words)

	The Time Tunnel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Although the Time Tunnel was cursed with Irwin Allen's propensity for using cheap effects, the early episodes were interesting and plausible enough to overlook the cheesy sets.
		The Time Tunnel was a great concept that only lasted one season because it couldn't survive jumping the shark.
		Time travel is such an interest subject ripe with all kinds of story possibilities and I have to admit I couldn't wait to find out where they would go every week.
	www.jumptheshark.com /t/timetunnel.htm (2727 words)

	Andy's Anachronisms -- Time Tunnel
		Other notes about the Time Tunnel, there seems to be no limit to the range of the machine, with episodes reaching back to the age of dinasours and into the future.
		Taken in context, the series was intially aired at a time when a simply stated goal of putting a man on the moon and returning them successfully to Earth was sufficient to engage the imagination of a generation.
		It has been suggested that the original Friday night time slot was the reason for the shows short run, while it has also been suggested that there existed at the time a campaign by executives of the network to get it pulled in favour of another show.
	www.timetravelreviews.com /tv_reviews/tunnel.htm (1613 words)

	Time Tunnel
		When people respond to the present as if they were in the past, I refer to them as being in the “time tunnel.” Time tunneling is a type of conditioned response that helps explain why people who were raised in troubled homes often find themselves trapped in dysfunctional patterns.
		Learning the principles for escaping from the time tunnel is simple, although much time and effort usually are required before old patterns fade and are replaced with new ones.
		The first step in escaping the time tunnel is to identify specific feelings, thoughts, or behaviors that indicate you are experiencing the present as if it were the past and repeating old patterns.
	www.rpeurifoy.com /anxiety/timetunl.htm (709 words)

	DVD Times - The Time Tunnel: Volume One
		The two time travellers Doug and Tony are cut from the same all-American-hero mould as Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea’s Admiral Nelson and Lost in Space’s John Robinson and Don Smith, all square chin, deep voice and wholesome image; they want nothing more than to do the right thing and serve their country.
		As well as this, the main standing set of the tunnel itself is very impressive, arguably the most visually striking of Allen’s shows, with the Tunnel itself a minor icon in the genre: shame the actual effect of travelling through it is nothing more exciting than a few weak explosions and a bit of smoke.
		They then spend the majority of the time fruitlessly trying to dissuade whoever is involved to back off from their disastrous plan-of-action, only to be totally ignored, forcing them to sit back and watch destiny take its course, before they’re scooped up and dropped in another time zone.
	www.dvdtimes.co.uk /content.php?contentid=60636 (3250 words)

	The Time Tunnel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		TIME TUNNEL to the land of your ancestors.
		The specific location of the surname in that county is not included in the interests of space and capacity but, in about 60% of the time the village or landmark is available in the main database.
		You may knit this trail of family name movement together but it is only in a narrow time window, the 11th to the 17th century.
	www.infokey.com /hon/tunnel.htm (1238 words)

	The Time Tunnel - The Kidnappers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Newman and Phillips are sent to a futuristic complex and meet a zombiefied ancients from different time periods and locales.
		The OTT ("Official Time Traveller) is sent back to the Time Tunnel to remove the space-time converter.
		MacGregor is sent to The Time Tunnel with the converter.
	member.melbpc.org.au /~petstaff/scifi/ttt/the_time_tunnel_28.html (296 words)

	The Time Tunnel : Irwin Allen
		The Time Tunnel was unique in the fact that the regular supporting cast almost never got to work with the two lead actors.
		Several times the guys had to push poor Ann out of the way so that they could turn the dials and push the buttons while she had a panic attack on the sidelines.
		Fortunately for the writers, The Time Tunnel was able to take full advantage of the large stock footage library at 20th Century Fox to provide blue screen and cut away shots where elaborate historical settings or large numbers of extras were needed.
	www.tvparty.com /tunnel.html (1889 words)

	The Time Tunnel Trivia
		Although the hints that the Time Tunnel has "forged its own connection" are intriguing, there's no real explanation for why the Project staff witness Lincoln's assassination in '61 at the beginning of the episode.
		Several times during the Project HQ sequences there is an entirely immobile guard in the background (visible when Dr. Swain moves to the console), standing right next to the door to the outside.
		When the Time Tunnel pulls out Doug and Tony at the end of the episode, their spacesuits vanish though they're still on the airless moon for at least a couple of seconds.
	www.tv.com /the-time-tunnel/show/5861/trivia.html (2009 words)

	"The Time Tunnel" (1966) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Time Tunnel first appeared on TV when I was 11 years old, and it has been four decades since I have seen any of Tony's and Doug's adventures.
		As strange as it may sound to the ears of the contemporary TV viewer, the truth is the Time Tunnel was geared towards a much more sophisticated audience than today's viewers, who are illiterate in their own culture and history.
		The fact is the Time Tunnel could not work for today's dumbed down TV viewers.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0060036 (471 words)

	DVD Talk > Reviews > The Time Tunnel: Volume One
		Part of the reason The Time Tunnel worked so well from the start was the show's simple yet effective formula, which centers around doctors Tony Newman (James Darren) and Doug Phillips (Robert Colbert) and their continuing adventures through some of history's most important events.
		Unfortunately, the Time Tunnel---a cave-like machine that doubles as a portal and viewing screen---isn't prepared to handle both travelers at once, so our heroes are doomed to drift through the highs and lows of history until they figure out a way back.
		The Time Tunnel's run of 30 episodes introduce us to plenty of faces and places---from Pearl Harbor to Napoleon---but one thing remains clear in every time period: history can't be changed, though our heroes try anyway.
	www.dvdtalk.com /reviews/read.php?ID=19773 (1262 words)

	UGO.com DVD - The Time Tunnel - Lee Meriwether Interview
		With The Time Tunnel now on DVD, we sat down with the beautiful Lee Meriwether to get her thoughts on working on three of her most memorable projects: The Time Tunnel, Batman and Barnaby Jones.
		UGO: On The Time Tunnel, you were the only woman on set a lot of time.
		I thought it was eccentric to climb up on a ladder with a hammer and a pail and go around the inside of it [the time tunnel], making horrific noise to build up energy in the big scenes with a lot of people.
	www.ugo.com /channels/dvd/features/timetunnel (771 words)

	The Time Tunnel by Murray Leinster
		In a direct comparison to the series, which relied more on the Tunnel to watch events, this is more a demonstration of Leinster considering how things would probably be done than under a TV budget.
		With his status as a well-known SF writer at the time - not to mention writing a book two years previous also called ‘Time Tunnel’ - Leinster probably had enough leverage to write it the way he saw fit.
		Time travel is still very much ‘out there’ as concepts go and it's only the technology names that look quaint.
	www.computercrowsnest.com /articles/books/2002/nz7251.php (569 words)

	THE TIME TUNNEL
		At the Time Tunnel, they have located the time travellers, only to find that Doug and Tony are in danger of being set adrift.
		When word comes to the Time Tunnel that there is an enemy agent among them, Brandon pulls a gun and orders everyone into the Tunnel, where he plans to annihilate them.
		Control of the Time Tunnel is regained as the younger Beard shoots Brandon, a spy who outranks him, so Doug and Tony are once again caught up in the vortex of time...
	groups.msn.com /THETIMETUNNEL/onewaytothemoon.msnw (443 words)

	Books \| The time tunnel
		After school, I would sneak off to a time machine - the public library, first floor reference, and to the bound volumes of the Times (the Manchester Guardian had no place in late 1950s Southampton society) and the Illustrated London News, and vanish inside their pasts.
		The time machine lies to me, tells me that I am there, that, despite the insulated capsule, fleetingly I am in that past.
		In 1940 Elizabeth Quayle was running the one telephone link between Portsmouth and Dunkirk and, as the German army closed in, she realised that the allied forces had no hope of escape; and six decades on in the Elephant and Castle, I realised that she was right.
	books.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4491547-99937,00.html (919 words)

	THE TIME TUNNEL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Tony Newman, an experimental subject in the Time Tunnel, tries to change the course of history when he lands on the deck of the Titanic.
		He is hurled backwards through time, tumbling out of the sky onto the deck of the ill-fated ocean liner Titanic just hours before it is destined to hit an iceberg and sink.
		The Time Tunnel retrieves Doug and Tony from the ship as it goes down, but now both men are lost in time.
	groups.msn.com /THETIMETUNNEL/1rendezvouswithyesterday.msnw (515 words)

	The Time Tunnel Program Guide
		The present day British general brought to the Time Tunnel as an expert on the battle turns out to be a descendant of the man who disastrously led a British regiment at the battle.
		A time bomb is transported to the present to deactivate it, but it is transported and returned while being held by the 11 year old brother of two of the assassins.
		The Time Tunnel scientists transfer Machiavelli's mastiff as it is attacking Doug and later transfer Machiavelli, presumably back to their proper time.
	www.users.cloud9.net /~aggedor/tvpg/timetun.html (3997 words)

	THE TIME TUNNEL - Novels
		The front cover (of the TOP version) used part of the art of the 1964 book, but on the rear has a photograph of the Time Tunnel complex and two actors.
		The experimental nuclear missle was sent through the Time Tunnel - but something went wrong, and it wound up buried in the capital of a great nation, over a century ago!
		Time travelers Tony Newman and Doug Phillips had only one chance to head off disaster - to go through the Time Tunnel and make the accident "unhappen." The trouble was, there was a war on in the past - and the bomb was in enemy territory...
	timetunnelhome.tripod.com /ttbooks.html (375 words)

	Alien-UFOs.com Network Forum - The Time Tunnel
		But it tends to be the general from the time tunnel or his crew, even today he was pointing things out on a board (real hard to see) or making messages using images.
		Just an update on my time tunnel friend, he is always there, because I can see his image, but not much else, main point though is, I am not really trying to concentrate on his images to see other detail.
		I see the general from the time tunnel he is outside doing something, but I can't make it out, maybe I need to kenal rem like Teal'c on stargate, so that I can see more information on the general.
	www.alien-ufos.com /forum/showthread.php?p=183856 (838 words)

	Amazon.com: The Time Tunnel Vol. 1: DVD: James Darren,Robert Colbert,Whit Bissell,John Zaremba,Lee Meriwether,Wesley ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In The Time Tunnel, James Darrin and Robert Colbert star as intrepid scientists Tony Newman and Doug Phillips, who are studying the feasibility of time travel ("potentially the most valuable treasure the world will ever find") as part of the top secret Project Tic Toc.
		THE TIME TUNNEL (ABC 1966-67) is certainly one of the late Irwin Allen's better SF tv series produced in the 1960s and this long anticipated two volume DVD collection promises to be something truly outstanding for the show's devout fan following.
		With the exception of its appearance on a digital cable television channel, the only other time I saw a rebroadcast episode of the TIME TUNNEL was in the early 1980s when TBS had two episodes edited together as a movie.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000BOH8Z0?v=glance (2590 words)

	The Time Tunnel TV Show
		Their team in the present was constantly trying to repair the time tunnel to bring them back, but to no avail.
		Newman and Phillips were travelling throughout the world and time, the rest of the cast were simply dealing with emergencies in the control room.
		The Time Tunnel project was actually called "Project Tic-Toc", was buried beneath the desert, and cost $7 Billion to build.
	www.crazyabouttv.com /timetunnel.html (1121 words)

	The Time Tunnel - Merlin The Magician
		Approaching the image area of the time tunnel he points at Phillips and Newman saying: "Hear me you travellers in time, it is I, Merlin, mightiest of all wizards, at a sign from me you will leave the limbo of time and appear here before me!".
		The tunnel transfer process begins and Phillips and Newman appear at the transmission point of the Time Tunnel.
		Phillips, Newman and Merlin, are watching the wedding, in the time this has taken to play-out, the maintenance team has determined the controls are safe to use.
	member.melbpc.org.au /~petstaff/scifi/ttt/the_time_tunnel_27.html (487 words)

	The Time Tunnel at Southsea Castle
		Fortunately the castle was finished when a French invasion fleet came into view in 1545, but the Mary Rose sank on 19 July as she went into battle.
		The Time Tunnel re-creates the scene at the castle next day as the garrison consider their prospects if the French lay siege to Portsmouth.
		In the Time Tunnel we find the commander of the castle, Captain Chaloner, drunk in his bed when the call to surrender comes.
	www.southseacastle.co.uk /tunnel.htm (387 words)

	Time Tunnel episode titles
		Time Tunnel was one of four major science fiction/fantasy tv series by Irwin Allen in the 1960s (see Lost In Space page).
		Fri Feb 10 08:00A on Encore Action Robin Hood The time travelers are in merry old England at the time of Robin Hood and the signing of the Magna Carta.
		When the Time Tunnel Project faces scrapping, Dr. Tony Newman volunteers to be an experimental subject.
	www.angelfire.com /mn/nn/Time.html (1151 words)

	Amazon.com: The Time Tunnel (Soundtrack): Music: George Duning,John Williams (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		At that time, he had composed about a dozen scores for some rather obscure titles (such "notable" cinematic endeavors as "Stark Fear" and "Gidget Goes to Rome," for example).
		One highlight is "The Titanic Trot", a period piece that allows the listener to envision the ship's passengers enjoy a ballroom twirl as the ship heads for a "rendezvous" with a rather large ice cube.
		While not as dynamic or memorable as his future work, "The Time Tunnel" does offer a glimpse of what Williams was to become: an Academy Award winner and musical icon in the film industry.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00000C3YA?v=glance (724 words)

	The Time Tunnel: Muhammad Ali - Shades of Greatness
		For Muhammad Ali, that time was the 1960’s, perhaps the most turbulent times in United States’ history outside of the Civil War.
		Very few times has the world seen a cruel streak in a man who is now an international ambassador of peace; but watching Ali mercilessly pound on Terrell while shouting, “What’s My Name?!” is a prime example that Ali is human and does have..or did have that same viciousness within him that we all have.
		When he took his stand, he was in the minority; but as time and the war drug on, more and more found themselves in Ali’s corner as was evidenced during his first fight with Joe Frazier in Madison Square Garden in 1971.
	www.eastsideboxing.com /news.php?p=4644&more=1 (2411 words)

	Fictionwise eBooks: The Time Tunnel of August Kaplan by Jane Shoup (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		There's a trap door in the floor of the basement that leads to a tunnel that leads to the field in back of the brownstone--in the summer of 1888.
		Well, first to find a potential breech point in the fabric of time, which would have been a formidable, improbable, perhaps even impossible task, had he not already known of one.
		She spoke with August then led him to the place that she'd come from--the exit point of the escape tunnel and then she had disappeared into it again.
	www.fictionwise.com /ebooks/eBook31682.htm (1553 words)

	Science Fiction Movie and TV Reviews
		he Time Tunnel is the most highly guarded secret of a hidden U.S. government installation, buried in the desert of the American Southwest.
		To prove the Time Tunnel works, Dr. Tony Newman waits until everybody else has left the room, and sends himself back to a random destination, which naturally turns out to be the deck of the Titanic on the day before its fateful collision with an iceberg.
		No, what makes these old shows so hard to take, nowadays, is the episodic-TV aesthetic of the time, which all too often didn't see any reason to give action protagonists like Newman and Phillips any inner lives, or personalities beyond the stolid determination they needed to proceed from one situation to the next.
	www.scifi.com /sfw/advance/13_screen.html (622 words)

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