Any good time travel shows? Preferably something that gives off a sense of adventure

I always liked:
> If she had lived, it (the time machine) would never have existed. So how could you use your machine to go back in time and save her? You are the inescapable result of your tragedy, just as I am the inescapable result of you... You're a man haunted by those two most terrible words: What... if?

It's 800,000 years and under heavy selection pressure. Also, remember mankind was terraforming the moon already; I wouldn't be surprised if some genetic engineering happened too.

Is this worth watching? I remember catching a glimpse of it when I was a kid, on a Weekend Afternoon, but I've never actually properly watched it.

it's not a tv show you mong

...Channels don't play movies during weekend afternoons where you're from?

This movie looks really good. Did they use some kind of special lense?

>Excluding series 1
>Including series 2
>Suggesting Doctor Who at all
fucking spastic

Dark but it's not really about adventure

Timeless is fuckawful, stay away from that one.

12 Monkey SyFy series, it's complete so you can watch it all the way to the end of the show

Fuck you, I was going to call this guy spastic until the thread updated and suddenly, there was your post

I enjoyed Timeless which was blessed by getting an actual ending in spite of cancellation, although Timeless had a odd relationship with time.

On one hand, I felt that they always did a great job in making you feel they had travelled to a different time and they always included all sort of history tidbits that are factually true but rarely mentioned, like Lindberg being a nazi, Al Capone's brother being a policeman, and so on, it seemed like the writers had read a lot of the Cracked of old eh.

On the bad side is how they never built up on the ramifications of their actions on the timeline, which probably would have meant world changing problems every 1-2 episodes, not that most movie ever do though.

Does it end like the movie?

Unfortunately for you only one person is allowed to say spastic per thread.

It starts out similar to the movie then goes off in it's own direction with it's own characters and story

If you want it to resemble the movie, just steer clear.

Saw this movie as a kid. Still fondly remember it, remember the guy with his spine showing. It was really weird, but a cool movie nonetheless.

Yes. It is lame.

I found the movie's conclusion to be boring "oh you actually caused it by going back in time".

So I should watch it because... it's lame?

>Lindberg being a nazi
Yeah, about as historically accurate as Ian Fleming's brother getting killed in the Blitz rather than at Normandy during the retreat to Dunkirk and Wernher von Braun quoting a Tom Lehrer satire song instead of himself. Fucking idiot.

>remember the guy with his spine showing
lel same here. Really remarkable, like the werewolf from van Helsing.

Dark is absolute kino

Avengers Endgame

Blackadder Back and Fourth

Spastic

Should I get a haircut. It looks like his currently. I havent got a haircut in like 7 months or something.

reported

Timecop and Seven Days were fun in their way.

Bad guys in timeless being called Rittenhouse.
Genealogical info links the Rittenhouse family to a descendant of the Hapsburg family.
What did they mean by this.

Lindberg’s flight across the Atlanitic was probably fake.
mileswmathis.com/lindy.pdf

Season's 1-4 of the Doctor Who reboot, ignore what everyone else says about Doctor Who, you have been warned.

Dirk Gently season 1

That's not how the movie ended. Watch it again.

Journeyman
Time Trax

Continuum

Sliders. Absolutely kino comfy 90s tv.

Both of these are good. Also Highlander isn't a time travel show but since the star is an immortal who has been alive for centuries nearly every episode involves scenes placed in the past.