@RickiTarr#TimeTravel
Movie: Back to the Future
(simply because it’s so damn entertaining)
TV Show: Quantum Leap 1989 - 93
(entertaining, most episodes have a message, Sam & Al are awesome, Al’s wardrobe is awesome)
Book: 11/22/63
(what starts out as a story about trying prevent JFK’s assassination turns into much, much more as the 21st century protagonist makes a life for himself in the early 1960s)
@sezduck@RickiTarrLoved 11/22/63 - The book, that is. There was a television adaptation, but it was a bit of a let-down after reading the book… By necessity, they had to leave a lot out.
@RickiTarr I adored the last episode of Star Trek TNG, "Paradox". Was it accurate science? idk. What really caught me is changes to a timeline reverberating both backwards and forwards and the anomaly kept getting bigger in the past. btw, Q (John de Lancie) always just kills me. I miss the chemistry of those old trek shows.
Star Trek has used time travel a lot, sometimes good and something not so much. I do think "First Contact" was one of the more successful ones, perhaps because it was a movie and able to expand out things better than a TV episode. "Time's Arrow" (the two-parter with Mark Twain) was pretty good as well.
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