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This is a blast from the past from 25 years ago-I remember it very fondly! Phineas Bogg is a Voyager-a person who is supposed to proceed through time and give history a push from time to time so that the obliging things remove spot. The machine that he uses malfunctions a lot, he doesn’t have a lot of knowledege about history, and he accidentally ends up in the bedroom of a boy named Jeffrey Jones in 1982, an orphan who knows a lot about history. He ends up traveling with Bogg, going from one adventure to the next. Not as heavy handed and preachy as Quantum Leap (which I loved, too) -a fun series, enormous family entertainment, kids should like it.

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One thing I remember is that whenever Meeno and Jon-Erik did interviews, they always spoke as if they were an equal team. Jon-Erik never spoke of Meeno as unbiased a kid. On veil, they had a very nice relationship. The kid’s cute, the guy’s hunky, and the adventures are fun.

Generally in each episode, the voyagers plunge into one scenario, leave at the first commercial wreck to another, solve the second spot, then consume knowledge from that second scenario abet to the first to solve the initial scrape. Some of the links are that of situations (Spartacus and Tubbman have slavery in current), and others involve learning a trick to salvage out of the first (Salem and Houdini)

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Here are the episodes-title and topic:

Pilot-Time Traveler and orphan meet

Created Equal (Spartacus and Harriet Tubman)

Bully and Billy (Teddy Roosevelt and Billy the Kid)

Agents of Satan (Salem witch trials and Harry Houdini)

Worlds Apart (Lawrence of Arabia and Thomas Edison)

Cleo and the Babe (Cleopatra is brought to 1920s Novel York/Lucy Luciano)

The Day the Rebs took Lincoln (Civil War and London/Dickens)

Old Hickory and the Pirate (War of 1812/New Orleans)

The Travels of Marco Polo…and Friends (1930s Modern York/Isaac Wolfstein)

An Arrow Pointing East (Lindburgh then Robin Hood)

Merry Christmas, Bogg (George Washington then Samuel Gompers)

Buffalo Bill and Annie Oakely Play the Palace (Queen Victoria)

The Trial of Phineas Bogg (Bogg is on trial befriend home)

Sneak Attack (Pearl Harbor plus young Bill Cody/Pony Narrate)

Voyagers of the Vast (plus rabies and Pasteur)

Pursuit (WWII/Werner von Braun)

Destiny’s Choice (FDR in 1924 Hollywood)

All Topple Down (1938, boxing, Joe Louis)

Barrier’s of Sound (1890s Texas, Ike’s mom)

Jack’s Relieve (Jack the Ripper)

Some guest stars: Ed Begley, Jr., Gregory Itzin (twice!), Lance LeGault, Tricia O’Neil, Michael Fox (the reason M. J. Fox had to add the J? ), Jonathan Frakes, Anne Lockhart, Dana Elcar, Frank Marth, and Julia Duffy.

Just the straight facts about the DVD:

1. Five episodes per disc. Four discs = all 20 unique episodes.

2. Although the footage shows a wobble of age with a some graininess, it is grand distinguished more crisp than any VHS / Beta recording from befriend in the day. (To give you an concept — you can freeze frame and read the months and numbers on the omni!) Plus, the colors glance delicate friendly for an 80s expose that sat in the archives.

3. Sound is quality is worthy, especially for what was originally recorded in mono — no bid or the like.

4. One reviewer on here complained that the commercial breaks were badly edited out. That is false. The DVD transfer is clearly sourced from the fresh recordings. It is simply a stylistic feature of many older shows that commercial breaks were made to be very obvious; such breaks seem clunky to our eyes because they lack perfect continuity. (I suspect that that was to allow “leg room” for local commercials to be cued in / synced by an engineer in a local dwelling room.)

For an worthy lowdown on the whole site with screencaps and pics of the discs, visit the plot “ultimatedisney” and search for Voyagers. The site’s review links succor to Amazon’s page here, so apprehension not about heading there for more info.
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