TV series · 1966
The Time Tunnel
First aired 9 September 1966 Action & Adventure / Sci-Fi & Fantasy / Drama TMDB ↗
The Time Tunnel is a 1966–1967 U.S. color science fiction TV series, written around a theme of time travel adventure. The show was creator-producer Irwin Allen's third science fiction television series, released by 20th Century Fox and broadcast on ABC. The show ran for one season of 30 episodes. Reruns are viewable on cable and by internet streaming. A pilot for a new series was produced in 2002, although it was not picked up.
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John Zaremba
as Dr. Raymond Swain
Whit Bissell
as General Heywood Kirk
Robert Colbert
as Doug Phillipps
James Darren
as Tony Newman
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Eduardo Ciannelli
as Count Enrico Galba
Abraham Sofaer
as Father
Byron Foulger
as Saloon Proprietor Williams
Victor Jory
as Capt. Beal
George Mitchell
as Sitting Bull
Philip Ahn
as Dr. Nakamura
Torin Thatcher
as Dr. Everett Holland
Steven Geray
as Perrault
John Hoyt
as The Alien Leader
John Hoyt
as Dr. Steinholtz
Robert Adler
as Gaunt Man
Kam Tong
as Sgt. Itsugi
Marcel Hillaire
as Boudaire
Barry Kelley
as Vice-Adm. Killian
Jim Davis
as Col. Jim Bowie
Tristram Coffin
as Jess Crawford
Michael Rennie
as Capt. Malcolm Smith
Arnold Moss
as Malek
Russ Conway
as Gen. Parker
Harry Lauter
as Wilson
Harry Lauter
as Mr. Johnson
Ben Wright
as Cabinet Minister
Lyle Bettger
as Maj. Hoffman
Gary Merrill
as Senator Leroy Clark
Anthony Caruso
as Hernando Cortez
Rodolfo Hoyos Jr.
as Capt. Rodriguez
Rodolfo Hoyos Jr.
as Castillano
Ross Elliott
as Sheriff
Ross Elliott
as Dr. Brandon
David Opatoshu
as Shopkeeper
James Lanphier
as Dubois
Michael Pate
as Captain
Michael Pate
as Capt. Hotchkiss
Christopher Dark
as Crazy Horse
Warren Stevens
as Maj. 'Doc' Harlow, M.D.
John Crawford
as Henderson
Wesley Lau
as Master Sgt. Jiggs
John Crawford
as Little John
John Crawford
as Major
John Crawford
as John Poe
John Doucette
as Ulysses
Michael Ansara
as Col. Hruda
Michael Ansara
as Curator
Michael St. Clair
as Duchamps
Carroll O'Connor
as Gen. Southall / Col. Phil Southall
Richard Jaeckel
as Sgt. Mueller
Kevin Hagen
as Greek Sword Leader
Lew Gallo
as Vokar
Lew Gallo
as Lt. Anderson
John Lupton
as Capt. Reynerson
Perry Lopez
as Dr. Charles Whitebird
Perry Lopez
as Maj. Kabir
Christopher Cary
as Merlin
Rhodes Reason
as Col. William Barrett Travis
Rhodes Reason
as Joshua
Paul Mantee
as Ambahai
Linden Chiles
as Commander Newman Sr.
Paul Carr
as Paris
Paul Carr
as Blaine
Mako
as Lt. Nakamura
John Saxon
as Marco Polo
Lee Meriwether
as Dr. Ann McGregor
Joe E. Tata
as Napoleon Bonaparte (as Joey Tata)
Jim McMullan
as King Arthur Pendragon
Susan Hampshire
as Althea Hall
Vitina Marcus
as Zee
Vitina Marcus
as Sarit
Sam Groom
as Jerry
Robert Walker Jr.
as Billy the Kid
Michael Haynes
as Soldier