The History of Time Travel (2014)

Brad Maule: Narrator

Quotes 

• [first lines] 

  Narrator : You're watching History Television.

  Narrator : [clock ticking loudly]  In 1895, writer H.G. Wells published his science fiction masterpiece, The Time Machine. This novel would be one in a long line of literature, motion pictures, and television shows, depicting man breaking the laws of time and space, to travel beyond his present existence.

  Dr. Edward Yarborough : One of the great struggles, if not the greatest struggle, has been man versus time. I mean, we always want more.

  Dr. Adam Lindquist : [on park bench]  We are prisoners to time. Mankind has always been fascinated with the idea of escaping from it.

  Kevin Ulrich : [at outdoor cafe]  To be able to go back in time and fix a mistake, or change the outcome of a future event, it's a tantalizing prospect.

  Dr. Jack Fincher : [in classroom]  Could it even be possible? Well, what did Einstein think?