Journeyman 

A man travels back in time to help people in trouble.

Creator:

Kevin Falls

Stars:

Kevin McKidd, Gretchen Egolf, Moon Bloodgood

3 nominations.

Cast

Series cast summary:
Kevin McKidd	...	Dan Vasser 13 episodes, 2007
Gretchen Egolf	...	Katie Vasser 13 episodes, 2007
Moon Bloodgood	...	Livia Beale 13 episodes, 2007
Reed Diamond	...	Jack Vasser 13 episodes, 2007
Brian Howe	...	Hugh Skillen 13 episodes, 2007
Charles Henry Wyson	...	Zack Vasser 13 episodes, 2007
Julia Farsadi	...	Hugh's Secretary 12 episodes, 2007
Lisa Sheridan	...	Dr. Theresa Sanchez 6 episodes, 2007

Storyline

Investigative newspaper reporter Dan Vassar has a 'gift' to suddenly travel back in time, only to enable him to set straight something which caused great problems in the present, for him, his loved-ones or broader society. That puts great strain on Dan's family, including doting but 'deserted' young son Zac and brother Jack, a cop who wants to learn the truth.

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Plot Keywords:

reporter | father son relationship | family man | brother brother relationship | san francisco california | 

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Genres:

Fantasy | Romance | Sci-Fi

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

24 September 2007 (USA)

Also Known As:

Ajarändur

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Left Coast Productions, 20th Century Fox Television

Technical Specs

Runtime:

45 min (13 episodes)

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

16:9 HD

Did You Know?

Trivia

The school that his son goes to is called Herbert Wells. Herbert George Wells, also known as H.G. Wells, was the author of 'The Time Machine', another story about a man that travels through time.

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Connections

Referenced in The Chronic Rift: Time Loop-de-Loops (2018)

User Reviews

It will be Missed!!!

Let me start with this statement: I LOVE THE SHOW!! It is one of the best of this year, and this year featured quite excellent shows, Pushing Daisies, Aliens in America, Chuck, Reaper, and Gossip Girl, to name a few. Alas the rating system failed the show and the plug is almost pulled off that show. However the show is amazing and it can be considered as a mini series, an excellent one.

I want to mention the acting, it was good across the board even though the stars of the show aren't exactly household names. Kevin Mckidd as Dan did an excellent job, it seems that American networks can always rely on Brits to deliver. As for the two leading females Gretchen Egolf who plays the wife Katie, and the extremely beautiful Moon Bloodgood who plays Livia the past lover and fellow time travelers, they both fit right in. The other supporting characters and guest stars did a fairly good job. The show started formulaic, not that there is anything wrong with that, but as the episodes progressed, the show evolved and became much more interesting as the stakes became bigger, that started with episode 5 "The Legend of Dylan McCleen". The consequences and the fall out from that episode effected the outcome of the following episodes. Finally someone wrote that this is show is "Truly a Gem" and I can't agree more, it is a gem that will be missed come 2008.