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Voyagers! Episode Guide
Season 1
1. Voyagers (Original airdate October 3, 1982)
Bogg lands by mistake in Jeff's room in 1982 and the two are
swept back in time without the all-important guidebook. They
land in ancient Egypt and encounter Moses as an infant. They
then travel to WWI France and discover that the airplane has
not yet been invented, requiring a visit to the Wright
brothers to set history straight, and a return trip to France
that results in a deadly dogfight with the famous Red Baron.
2. Created Equal (Original airdate October 10, 1982)
The Voyagers land in 73 B.C. Italy, where they meet Spartacus,
who, instead of leading the slave revolt in Capra, is being
sent to Rome to die in the arena. Bogg and Jeff are bought as
gladiators and follow Spartacus to Rome, where their escape
attempt fails and they use the Omni to travel to Hannibal,
Missouri. They encounter Harriet Tubman who should be working
on the Underground Railroad, but instead is a slave. Bogg wins
her freedom in a poker game while Jeff and a young Sam Clemens
try to free her. Back in Rome, Bogg and Spartacus must fight
to the death, but Jeffrey saves them with Cicero's chariot.
3. Bully and Billy (Original airdate October 24, 1982)
During the Cuban Revolution Jeff and Bogg discover that the
rebels are losing the war because Teddy Roosevelt was killed
by Billy the Kid years ago. On their way to 1889, they meet
Ben Franklin, who is having problems getting his kite to fly.
In 1889, the Voyagers join Billy's gang and save Roosevelt's
life, and in the process Jeffrey learns a valuable lesson in
hero worship. Back in Cuba, Bogg helps the rebels and meets
Roosevelt again during his charge up San Juan Hill.
4. Agents of Satan (Original airdate October 31, 1982)
The Voyagers land in colonial Massachusetts and are captured,
along with Ben Franklin's future mother, as witches. Bogg uses
the Omni to narrowly escape being burnt at the stake, and ends
up in the future to assist a young Harry Houdini, who has
denounced magic and now believes in ghosts. The Voyagers help
Harry escape from being buried alive and Bogg and Jeff return
to Massachusetts. By using one of Houdini's mirror tricks,
they put an end to the Salem witch hunts through the use of a
ghost-like "witch."
5. Worlds Apart (Original airdate November 7, 1982)
The Voyagers are separated: Bogg is in Arabia with Lawrence of
Arabia, while Jeff is stranded in the 1800's with Thomas Alva
Edison. The Omni is in Jeff's possession and is broken, but he
manages to get the light bulb invented. With the Omni finally
repaired, Jeff returns to Arabia and unknowingly saves Bogg
and Lawrence as they are being led to their deaths. A chase
through the catacombs leads Lawrence, Medina, and the Voyagers
to safety and Lawrence is reunited with his people.
6. Cleo and the Babe (Original airdate November 14, 1982)
Cleopatra is accidentally taken from her time and lost in
Prohibition Era Manhattan where she is taken in by the
gangster Lucky Luciano. The Voyagers get Isaac Newton back on
track and, in 1919 Florida, they help Babe Ruth to become a
home-run hitter. Back in Manhattan, Luciano is going to use
Cleopatra as bait to lure Babe Ruth into a trap. Luciano has a
considerable amount of money bet against Babe hitting his 60th
home run the next day, but Bogg and Jeff upset Lucianos's
plans and Ruth hits his 60th home run.
7. The Day the Rebs Took Lincoln (Original airdate November
21, 1982)
Landing in 1863 Pennsylvania, the Voyagers find the South
winning the Civil War because Abraham Lincoln had been
kidnapped. An unplanned escape using the Omni takes Jeff and
Bogg to London in the 19th century, where the Omni is stolen
by Fagin and the Artful Dodger. With the help of Charles
Dickens the Omni is retrieved, and in the process Dickens gets
the idea for a new book. The Voyagers return in 1862 and
prevent traitor Jane Phillips from kidnapping Lincoln, and
later they attend the reading of the Gettysburg Address.
8. Hickory and the Pirate (Original airdate November 28, 1982)
After the Battle of New Orleans, Jeff and Bogg find the City
in the hands of the British because the pirate Jean Lafitte
had been hanged several years before, thereby changing
history. After getting Lewis and Clark back on track, the
Voyagers head to Nassau to convince Lafitte to give up
pirating and to return to America. A hair-raising adventure
with Black Bill Scraggins convinces him to do so, and after
helping him win, Jeffrey gets a medal from "Old Hickory,"
Andrew Jackson.
*Note: In this story Bogg's origins as a pirate are revealed.
9. The Travels of Marco...and Friends (Original airdate
December 3, 1982)
A trip to depression-era New York links Bogg and Jeff to a
retired voyager; the greatest to ever live: Isaac Wolfstein.
They take Isaac to an island to live out the remainder of his
life, then land in Marco Polo's time only to find that Marco
is not where he should be. To return things back to normal,
Jeff and Bogg join Marco's caravan and Jeff manages to get
caught by warriors who plan to sell him as a slave. Bogg
returns to seek the advice of Wolfstein and ends up saving him
from a nuclear test on the island. Bogg and Wolfstein return
to Marco's time and save Jeff, then return Isaac to New York
to have dinner with Albert Einstein, whose life they had saved
earlier.
10. An Arrow Pointing East (Original airdate December 12,
1982)
The Voyagers land in Sherwood Forest and meet an injured
man...who shoots arrows at them! It turns out to be Robin Hood
whom the Voyagers assist in an attempt to save Maid Marion.
The Voyagers use the Omni to escape certain death, and travel
to 1927, where they help Charles Lindbergh get the Spirit of
St. Louis off the ground. Back in Sherwood Forest, Bogg and
Jeff help a recovered Robin Hood save Maid Marion.
11. Merry Christmas, Bogg (Original airdate December 19, 1982)
On Christmas Eve of 1776, the Voyagers are caught as rebels
and discover that George Washington is serving on the wrong
side. After correcting the situation, Jeff and Bogg land in
Pittsburgh on Christmas Eve and aid Sam Gompers and Jeff's
great-grandfather, who is Sam's lawyer. An Omni escape returns
them to George Washington's time in order to stop a traitor
and witness the crossing of the Delaware. Back in Pittsburgh,
Bogg attempts to leave Jeff with his great-grandparents, but
Jeff refuses to stay.
12. Buffalo Bill and Annie Oakley Play the Palace (Original
airdate January 9, 1983)
Bogg and Jeff land in Russia in 1917, and find that Britain is
involved in the Russian revolution a year too early because
the British Princess Victoria had married a Russian duke. They
travel to Britain in 1857 and "invade" a wild west show led by
Buffalo Bill Cody and Annie Oakley. It turns out that the only
way to stop the marriage is for the duke to lose favor with
the Queen of England by coming in second in a shooting match
with Annie Oakley! However, before the match can take place,
Annie is kidnapped. After helping Albert Schweitzer deliver
medicine to an African chief, the Voyagers rescue Annie and
stop the wedding.
13. The Trial of Phineas Bogg (Origianl airdate January 16,
1983)
The Voyagers land unexpectedly in a dark, forbidding place.
The Omni is not functioning and they soon find themselves in
an official Voyager courtroom. Bogg is on trial for breaking
the Voyager code of ethics and his prosecutor is the sinister
renegade Voyager named Drake. Using information from the
Omni's memory bank, the prosecution obtains sufficient
evidence to have Bogg banished. At the last moment, Drake is
revealed as a fraud who had tampered with the Omni's records.
He escapes by using his own Omni and accidentally takes Bogg
and Jeff along. They make a quick stop that allow Bogg and
Jeff to save Sam Houston from a firing squad, but in the
meantime Drake escapes. The Voyagers are brought back to court
where Jeff, because of his glimpse into the future, is made a
Voyager. After leaving the courtroom they make an attempt to
capture Drake, once again leaving their guidebook behind.
14. Sneak Attack (Original airdate February 20, 1983)
The Voyagers, after landing in the Philippines in 1944, find
that America is losing the war because MacArthur was killed at
Pearl Harbor. They go to Hawaii one day before the attack and
while attempting to warn MacArthur, accidentally take Jackie,
an American intelligence officer back to 1860 Utah. There,
they try to help young Bill Cody make a pony express delivery
of drugs past a band of outlaws and on to Salt Lake City. An
Omni escape takes Bogg, Jeff, and Jackie back to Hawaii, where
they finally save MacArthur. During their adventures, Bogg and
Jackie fall in love, but they reluctantly part to help Buffalo
Bill...with the aid of a 1941 motorcycle!
15. Voyagers of the Titanic (Original airdate February 27,
1983)
The Voyagers land on the Titanic, April 14, 1912, and
immediately Jeff wants to warn to captain of the upcoming
catastrophe. While on their way to the bridge, several
crewmembers chase them and Bogg is caught by security
personnel. Afterwards Bogg is told by one of the passengers of
another Omni on board with a passenger, and decides to find
the owner. Meanwhile the ship hits the iceberg and Bogg
rescues a captured Voyager named Olivia. The captors watch
incredulously as Jeff, Bogg, and Olivia disappear using the
Omni. The three Voyagers land in Louis Pasteur's Paris
laboratory where Jeff is bitten by a rabid dog. Bogg and
Olivia help Pasteur perfect his rabies vaccine which provides
the cure to save Jeff's life. After Jeff recovers, they all
leave to finish Olivia's original assignment: to get the
stolen Mona Lisa off the Titanic. While Jeff leaves in a
lifeboat with Bogg's Omni, Olivia and Bogg finish the job. The
next day they all meet in France, where they go their separate
ways.
16. Pursuit (Original airdate March 6, 1983)
As a birthday present to Jeff, Bogg takes him to a gate to
watch the launch of the Apollo 11. Instead, they find that the
Russians made it to the Moon first because Werner Von Braun
was turned over to the Soviet Union by a traitor in 1945. In
1945 Austria, the Voyagers make contact with Von Braun and his
group of engineers and convince them to turn themselves over
to the Americans. Bogg discovers that Erika, one of the
engineers, has been forced by the Nazis to be a traitor. Bogg
saves her brother from the Gestapo and Von Braun and his group
escape to the American lines, setting history straight and
putting the Apollo 11 on schedule.
17. Destiny's Choice (Original airdate March 13, 1983)
The Voyagers land in 1928 Hollywood and are promptly arrested
for crashing a movie set. They are "rescued" by Veronica
Bliss, the star of the movie. However, the Omni is taken away
from them by the studio people since it is believed to be a
prop. The security personnel believe that Bogg is attempting
to sabotage the movie: the first "talkie" called "Destiny's
Choice," directed by Wild Frank Roosevelt! At the set the
following day Jeff retrieves the Omni and Bogg saves Roosevelt
from the real saboteur, a friend of Veronica's. They make a
final stop in 1924 New York to convince Roosevelt to leave
show business and to return to politics.
18. All Fall Down (Original airdate March 27, 1983)
Bogg and Jeff land in an isolated part of New Jersey, 1938,
where they find Joe Louis training for his rematch against Max
Schmeling. To stop Joe from giving up the fight, Bogg becomes
his sparing partner. A lucky punch by Bogg nearly knocks Joe
out and makes him want to quit even more. An Omni escape from
the hostile fighting-ring workers takes the Voyagers to 1970
where they stop a would-be airplane highjacker and, after gas
knocks everyone else out, Jeff must land the huge 747
jumbo-jet. Back in 1938, Bogg and Jeff convince Joe to fight
and Jeff trains him like Rocky Balboa.
19. Barriers of Sound (Original airdate June 12, 1983)
The Voyagers land in 1890 Texas at the impending birth of
Dwight Eisenhower, and discover that the telephone has not yet
been invented. They go back to 1875 Boston, and Bogg saves the
life of a deaf young woman. At Boston University they locate
Alexander Graham Bell and find that he is not working on the
phone because of a lack of funds. From an old movie, Jeff
remembers that Bell received his money from his fiancée, a
deaf girl named Mabel Hubbard. He also realizes that he and
Bogg must get Bell and Mabel to fall in love, but in the
process Bogg falls in love with Mabel and decides to marry
her. In the end, Jeff convinces him to leave her and sets
history straight. Traveling several months ahead in the future
they find that the phone has been invented and that history
has been corrected. They then return to Texas and aid Mrs.
Eisenhower's delivery, now with the aid of a telephone to call
for a doctor.
20. Jack's Back (Original airdate July 10, 1983)
The Voyagers land in 1880 London, and save a young woman from
a crazed killer. The woman turns out to be Nellie Bly and the
would-be killer is supposedly Jack the Ripper. Nellie and the
Voyagers are taken to the home of Arthur Conan Doyle, who is
suffering from a writer's block, while Nellie is able to
complete her famous trip around the world in record time.
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