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"We travel through time to help history along, to give it a push where it's needed. When the Omni's red, it means history's wrong. Our job is to get history back on track".
If you want to learn more about the Omni device, Phineas Bogg and Jeffrey Jones and their excellent adventures traveling through the ages NBC 80's style, take a voyage to your local retailer. It's all on DVD!
Voyagers! - The Complete Series is a 4-disc (single-sided) set featuring all 20 episodes (with episodic promos) in pristine Full Frame (1.33:1) video; English Dolby Digital 2.0 mono audio; English subtitles; plus inspired packaging - a double layer digi-pak tray designed like the Voyagers! guidebook inside a slim outer box. There are chapters for the episodes which you can skip thru using your remote.
Despite the lack of extras, Voyagers! - The Complete Series is a DVD set I highly recommend to devoted fans of the show. The show is still fun (and informative) and it looks and sounds great on DVD.
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good quality ,not seen here since the eighty's.received in less than the time stated. AL
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I loved this series years ago, and still do. Shame there were only 20 episodes made. It would be nice to see a remake of this series in a more adult, less "campy" style, making it a serious drama and perhaps also focusing on the physics/science concepts involved. But this is still a treat for history lovers like myself. While recently watching the series, I noticed something that made the physics and paradoxes of time travel hit home. In one of the earlier episodes (Babe Ruth and Cleopatra), Boggs and Cleopatra are walking down a street in New York. A man steps out announcing that over the telegraph the news that Charles Lindburgh just landed in France. In a later episode, Boggs and Jeffery talk Charles Lindburgh into making his Atlantic flight. Then Boggs and Jeffery time-travel to France and watch Lindburgh's plane land. At that very moment in history (Lindburgh's landing), there were TWO Boggs in existence! The Boggs walking in New York, and the Boggs in France watching Lindburgh land. Readers of authors like Stephen Hawkings (and others) can understand what makes time-travel so interesting.
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This is still a fun show for children to watch. It exposes them to parts of history that allows them to ask questions and possibly do further research. The plots are a little far-fetched, but no worse than what is shown on TV today. The first episode is a bit awkward, but the series starts moving along with better acting, etc immediately after the first episode. All-in-all good fun and better for kids to watch than current TV offerings
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I AM 100% DELIGHTED AND PLEASED WITH SPEED AND CARE IN SHIPMENT. TRULY A TERRIFIC SELLER. MOST APPRECIATIVE :)
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