After finding no Cape Kennedy in 1969 and no United States either, Phineas and Jeffrey return to the end of World War II to make sure that German rocket scientist Werner von Braun doesn't fall into ...
Phineas Bogg is put on trial by other Voyagers for endangering Jeffrey's life and violating the Voyager code.
Through the efforts of the evil Voyager Drake, Phineas is accused of being Jack the Ripper in 1888. To save him, Jeffrey recruits the help of reporter Nellie Bly and author Arthur Conan Doyle.
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Title: Voyagers! (1982–1983)
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| Complete series cast summary: | |||
| Jon-Erik Hexum | ... | Phineas Bogg 20 episodes, 1982-1983 | |
| Meeno Peluce | ... | Jeffrey Jones 20 episodes, 1982-1983 | |
Phineas Bogg is a member of a group people called Voyagers. They help history along. Give it a push where it's needed. He is a regular human that was living as a pirate a few hundred years ago, when he was chosen to be a voyager. He travels by way of a gold pocket watch like device called an omni. When the light is flashing red, it means history is wrong. His job is to fix it. In the pilot episode, Bogg ends up in 1982 when his omni malfunctions. (He is only supposed to be able to go as far as 1970.) He ends up in the apartment where 12 year old Jeffrey Jones and his aunt and uncle live. (Jones parents were recently killed in an accident.) While there, Jeffrey's dog grabs hold of Bogg's guide book (basically a history book.) Bogg being a pretty inept history person has no clue what to do without his book. One thing leads to another and Jeffrey falls out of the building's window. The only way to save him is for Bogg to jump out after him and travel through time. Now Bogg is stuck in ... Written by Jonathan Strackman <jersey@newreach.net>
I used to watch this show as a kid and absolutely loved it. Sci-Fi channel re-runs it from time to time and I heartily recommend you recording it for younger children to watch. It's cool and educational too.