VOYAGERS! GUIDEBOOK

1. Pilot  
First aired: 10/3/1982    Production Code: 83492
A time traveller, Phineas Bogg, accidentally materializes outside the bedroom of an 11-year old orphan, Jeffrey Jones, in 1982. Their adventures begin with helping an actress and flying ace in WW1 and the Wright Brothers to continue with making the airplane!
Writer: James D. Parriott
Director: James D. Parriott
Guest star: Ed Begley Jr. (Wilbur Wright), Donald Petrie (Orville Wright), Sondra Currie (Agnes Spence), Peter Frechette (Eddie Rickenbacker), Faye Grant (Mary Murphy), Jeanie Bradley (Aunt Elizabeth), Terrence O'Hara (Tom)

2. Created Equal 
First aired: 10/10/1982    Production Code: 57205
Arriving in Italy in 73 B.C., the pair discover that Spartacus is being sent to die in the arena in Rome, altering history and preventing him for leading the slave revolt in Capra. Then it's off to Missouri, where Bogg and Jeffrey try to win back the freedom of young Harriet Tubman with the help of Sam Clemens, otherwise known as 'Mark Twain'
Writer: Nick Thiel
Director: Virgil Vogel
Guest star: Ed Bakey (?), Leigh Hamilton (Octavia), Rossie Harris (Young Sam Clemens), Fay Hauser (Harriet Tubman), Robin Ignico (Calpernia), Dan Pastorini (Spartacus), Jay Robinson (Cicero), Tim Rossovich (Thamaras), Ian Abercrombie (Bitiatus), Duke Stroud (Sheriff), Gary Allen (Sandy), Darin Willis (Cabin Boy), Dorothy Chace (Woman), Tony Epper (Junior), David S. Cass Sr. (Andrew), Chuck Hicks (Guard #1), Gary Epper (Guard #2), Terry Leonard (Guard #3), Sal Landi (Guard #4)

3. Bully and Billy 
First aired: 10/24/1982    Production Code: 57203
Jeff and Bogg arrive in the Cuban revolution, to find history changed because Teddy Roosevelt never led the charge up San Juan Hill. This leads them to a confrontation with Billy the Kid in the wild west and Phineas must step in to save Roosevelt at all costs. 
Writer: B.W. Sandefur
Director: Virgil Vogel
Guest star: Gregg Henry (Teddy Roosevelt), Frank Koppala (Billy the Kid), Gina Gallego (Rita Dela Rosa), Alan Stock (?), Fredd Wayne (Ben Franklin), Jon Lindstrom (Remington), Robert O'Sullivan (Soldier), Sid Conrad (Sheriff), Lee Kessler (Maggie), Don Maxwell (Bartender), Ismael 'East' Carlo (Jorge), Miguel Sandoval (Ned Dawson), Gregory Itzin (Davis), Wilfredo Hernández (Miguel)

4. Agents of Satan 
First aired: 10/31/1982    Production Code: 57202
Bogg and Jeff land in colonial Massachusetts. Their arrival is witnessed by a local who has them arrested as witches. Benjamin Franklin's mother is also under accusation, and if she dies, history changes.
Writer: James D. Parriott
Director: Alan J. Levi
Guest star: Earl Boen (Reverend Parris), Marta DuBois (Margaret), Michael Durrell (Harry Houdini), Jennifer Holmes (Abigail Folger), Andy Wood (Francis Scott Key), Guy Stockwell (Reverent Noise)

5. Worlds Apart 
First aired: 11/7/1982    Production Code: 57217
The Voyagers are separated: Bogg is with Lawrence of Arabia, while Jeff is stranded in the 1800's with Thomas Alva Edison. Can Bogg help Lawrence escape? Watch how Jeffrey gives Edison back his confidence to create the ultimate invention. And, with the Omni in pieces, will he ever get back to Bogg?
Writer: James D. Parriott, Jill Sherman
Director: Ron Satlof
Guest star: Robert Ackerman (JP Morgan), Tony Brafa (Boehn), Shanit Keter (?), Lynn Seibel (Lowery), Marius Mazmanian (Prisoner), Michael Horsley (Upton), Judson Scott (Lawrence of Arabia), Steven Keats (Thomas Edison), Mary Kate McGeehan (Mary Edison), Arthur Rosenberg

6. Cleo and the Babe 
First aired: 11/14/1982    Production Code: 57201
The Voyagers inadvertently bring Cleopatra forward in time to prohibition-era New York City, where she encounters gangster Lucky Luciano and they must stop Babe Ruth from quitting baseball altogether! See Bogg's pitching action as he goes up against the best hitter of all time!
Writer: Jill Sherman
Director: Bernard McEveety
Guest star: Richard Morof (Telegraph Worker), Dan Kern (Sir Isaac Newton), Don Boughton (Man #1), Michael J. London (Doorman), George Sawaya (Senator), Charles C. Stevenson (Reporter #2), David Blackwood (Man #2), Clint Young (Announcer), John Achorn (Reporter #1), Ed McCready (News Vendor), Andrea Marcovicci (Cleopatra), Michael Gregory (Lucky Luciano), William Lucking (Babe Ruth), Ken Swofford (Mr. Barrow), Norman Snow (Marc Antony)

7. The Day the Rebs Took Lincoln 
First aired: 11/21/1982    Production Code: 57204
On their way to rescue President Lincoln, who has been kidnapped by Confederate soldiers, the Voyagers are briefly diverted to 1832 London where they encounter young author Charles Dickens and get caught in an Oliver twist-like adventure!
Writer: Robert Janes
Director: Bernard McEveety
Guest star: Ray Colbert (Rebel Officer), Alex Daniels (Mess Line Guard), Donald Durrell (Lt. Bates), Alexa Hamilton (Jane Phillips), Suki Goodwin (Ad Lib Woman), Julian Barnes (Ad Lib Man), Nicky Katt (Jack), Ross Evan (Officer), Glenn Morrissey (Lincoln Guard), Cameron Dye (Steve), Allan Lurie (Gate Guard), John Anderson (Abraham Lincoln), Karen Dotrice (Marion), Rachel Bard (Mrs. Lincoln), Alex Hyde-White (Charles Dickens), Robert Phalen (Fagin)

8. Old Hickory and the Pirate 
First aired: 11/28/1982    Production Code: 57216
Jeffrey and Bogg talk the pirate, Jean Lafitte, into leaving the beautiful Bahamas for New Orleans where General Jackson is going to need his help against the Red Coats. Can they defeat the pirates and greedy maidens?
Writer: Robert Janes
Director: Peter Crane
Guest star: Lance LeGault (Gen. Andrew Jackson), Tricia O'Neil (Annie), A. Michael Baldwin (Jim)

9. The Travels of Marco Polo... and Friends 
First aired: 12/3/1982    Production Code: 57212
Jeff and Bogg arrive in 1930's New York and meet a retired adventurer/voyager, Isaac Wolfstein. This leads to an adventure with Marco Polo and his family to reclaim the sacred oil. Will Jeffrey and Isaac EVER see eye to eye? And can Bogg save his young friend and the Polo's before they are lost forever?
Writer: James D. Parriott
Director: Paul Lynch
Guest star: Mako, Patricia Donahue (Clara Barton), Nathan Adler (Albert Einstein), Paul Comi, Keye Luke, Jesse Borja (Khan's Guard), John Brandon (Mover), Michael Fox (Isaac Wolfstein), Julius Harris (Auctioneer), Richard Lee Sung (Tartar), Paul Regina (Marco Polo), Pat Ranella, Dale Reynolds (Reporter), Manu Tupou (Oxen), Michael Yama (Karauna Guard)

10. An Arrow Pointing East 
First aired: 12/12/1982    Production Code: 57219
The Voyagers encourage Lindburgh on the eve of his trans-atlantic flight, Will bad weather and a guard dog stop this historic event? Then help Robin Hood sneak into an archery competition to rescue Maid Marian.
Writer: Jill Sherman
Director: Ernest Pintoff
Guest star: Mills Watson (Friar Tuck), Jonathan Frakes (Charles Lindburgh), Wendy Fulton (Maid Marian), Denny Miller (Little John)

11. Merry Christmas, Bogg 
First aired: 12/19/1982    Production Code: 57215
The Voyagers must go back in time to before the American Revolution to make sure that George Washington joins the American rebels rather than the British. Then in 1892 they help early union leader Samuel Gompers, and Jeffrey gets to meet his great grandfather, a lawyer helping the labor cause.  Is this the last Voyage for Bogg and Jeffrey?
Writer: Bruce Shelly
Director: Ron Satlof
Guest star: Anne Lockhart (Amy Jones), Peter Donat (George Washington), Kelly Jean Peters (Mrs. Washington), Mike Brick (Young George Washington), Joe Dorsey (Samuel Gompers), John O'Connell (Stephen Jones)

12. Buffalo Bill and Annie Oakley Play the Palace
First aired: 1/9/1983    Production Code: 57214
First, the Voyagers help Albert Schweitzer in his efforts to bring medical aid to a dying African tribal chief. Then they arrive in 1887 to help Annie Oakley, who is with Buffalo Bill's circus that is in England to perform for Queen Victoria. When a sneaky Russian duke conspires to marry the princess, only the Voyagers can step in to delay the wedding!
Writer: Jill Sherman
Director: Alan J. Levi
Guest star: Diane Civita (Annie Oakley), Robert Donner (Buffalo Bill Cody), Lurene Tuttle (Queen Victoria), Christopher Cary (Dr. Albert Schweitzer), Stan Sells (Grand Duke Michael)

13. The Trial of Phineas Bogg 
First aired: 1/16/1983    Production Code: 57221
Phineas Bogg is on trial for breaking the Voyagers code of ethics. This leads to a showdown with his old enemy, Drake, the prosecuting lawyer. And a reunion for Bogg with a school crush named Susan, Bogg's only defense.
Writer: Jill Sherman
Director: Sigmund Neufeld Jr.
Guest star: Stephen Liska (Drake), Bill McLaughlin (Sam Houston), Jenny Neumann (Susan), Harry Townes (Professor Garth), Barbara Beckley (Brindle), Will Gill, Jr. (Kane)

14. Sneak Attack 
First aired: 2/13/1983    Production Code: 57223
Arriving at Pearl Harbor on 6 December 1941, the Voyagers try to warn General MacArthur about the upcoming Japanese attack. Phineas meets Jackie and helps her win her father's trust, but first the voyagers have to win hers! Then they end up in 1860's Utah to help a young Buffalo Bill Cody with the Pony Express mail service.
Writer: Harry Longstreet
Director: Paul Stanley
Guest star: Ike Eisenmann (Bill Cody), Brianne Leary (Jackie Knox), Dana Elcar (Col. Knox), David Graf (MP Sgt.), Frank Marth (General Douglas MacArthur), Robin Hoff (Tina), Chris DeRose (Private Max (as Christopher DeRose))

15. Voyagers of the Titanic 
First aired: 2/27/1983    Production Code: 57224
Phineas and Jeffrey assist a fellow female Voyager, Olivia, who is trying to recover the stolen Mona Lisa from a thief aboard the doomed ocean liner Titanic. Then in 1884 France, Jeffrey is bitten by a rabid dog and his only chance of survival is treatment with a new vaccine invented by Louis Pasteur. Bogg's school rival becomes a romantic interest.
Writer: Jill Sherman, James D. Parriott
Director: Winrich Kolbe
Guest star: Fionnula Flanagan (Molly Brown), Will Kuluva (Louis Pasteur), Tracy Brooks Swope (Olivia), Lee De Broux (Haggerty)

16. Pursuit
First aired: 3/6/1983    Production Code: 57222
In order for the future American Space Program to succeed, the Voyagers must go back to Austria just after the end of World War II and prevent rocket scientist Werner Von Braun from being captured by the Soviets.
Writer: Renee Schonfeld-Longstreet, Harry Longstreet
Director: Alan Myerson
Guest star: David Olivier (Werner Von Braun), Gregory Itzin, Monique Van De Ven (Erika Shoemacher), Cliff Taylor (Fred Schneiker), Bo Brundin (Otto), Robert O'Reilly (Klaus)

17. Destiny's Choice
First aired: 3/13/1983    Production Code: 57225
Phineas and Jeffrey journey back to 1924 Hollywood to convince Franklin D. Roosevelt to give up on a career as a film director and go into politics instead. There they help a silent film actress with a troubled suitor and try to stop the sabotage on Roosevelt's film.
Writer: Jill Sherman
Director: Paul Stanley
Guest star: Nicholas Pryor (Franklin Delano Roosevelt), Ellen Geer (Eleanor Roosevelt), Bonnie Urseth (Veronica Bliss), Angela Clarke (Mrs. Roosevelt)

18. All Fall Down 
First aired: 3/27/1983    Production Code: 57227
The Omni lands Bogg and Jeff in New Jersey, 1938, where they find Joe Louis ready to quit boxing while preparing for his rematch with Max Schmeling.  Jeffrey is the only one conscious on a 1970 flight enroute to New York! Can he fly the plane on his own without Bogg's help?
Writer: Renee Schonfeld-Longstreet, Harry Longstreet
Director: Ron Satlof
Guest star: John Hancock (Jack), L.Q. Jones, Robert F. Lyons (Stewart), Jim McKrell, Roger Robinson, Sam Scarber (Joe Louis), Michael Swan, Mischa Hausserman (German Broadcaster), Momo Yashima (Phyllis), David Kotch (David), Walt Hanna (Jimmy Carter Lookalike), Richard Alden (Archer), Leigh Kavanaugh (Patty), Lee Weaver (Dave), Jim B. Smith (Ground Control #2), David Cadiente (Fred), Steve Buckingham (Billy)

19. Barriers of Sound 
First aired: 6/12/1983    Production Code: 57226
The Voyagers appear in 1890 in Texas, and find that Dwight Eisenhower's mother is unable to give birth to him because of the absence of a doctor and the telephone. The voyagers meet Alexander Graham Bell, and Bogg must make one of the ultimate sacrifices for the telephone to be invented.
Writer: Nick Thiel
Director: Bernard McEveety
Guest star: Linwood Boomer (Dr. Watson), Kip Gilman (Alexander Graham Bell), Lou Mulford (Mabel Hubbard), Bill Erwin, John Randolph, Paddi Edwards (Maid), Dan Frischman (Walter), Read Morgan (Policeman), Kevin Kovacs (Georgie)

20. Jack's Back 
First aired: 7/10/1983    Production Code: 57228
Bogg and Jeff land in 1880 London and save famous world-traveller Nellie Bly from Jack the Ripper with the help of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Jeffrey gives him back the desire to write again.
Writer: James D. Parriott, Sara Parriott
Director: Dean Zanetos
Guest star: Julia Duffy (Nellie Bly), Michael Ensign (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle), Gerry Gibson (Inspector Lestrod), Stephen Liska (Drake), Michael Hadlow (Barkeep), James Garrett (Cockney #1), B.J. Turner (Bobbie), Peter Ashton (Cockney #2), Terance Pushman (Cockney #3), Wayne Wasserman (Cockney #4), Joi Staton (Spectator #1), Dean