Authors Nick Hurwitch and Phil Hornshaw dive through the wormhole of your favorite time travel movies, TV shows and stories to attempt to make sense of timelines, time machines and paradoxes.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 2 days 2 hours 16 minutes
Episode 22: Edge of Tomorrow (or Live. Die. Repeat.)
Finally, we’ve come to the smoking hot cycle of endless, painful death matched only by the endless monotony of life (but, you know, funny) that is “Edge of Tomorrow.” Tom […]
Episode 21: Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure
Dumb as they may think they are, Bill and Ted might be two of the most adept time travelers in the multiverse.
Episode 20: Project Almanac
Finally, we’ve come to the smoking hot Imagine Dragons concert of Time Travel, Project Almanac. After a ridiculous nine-month delay brought on by familial responsibilities, job responsibilities, and excuse-making, the […]
Episode 19: Deja Vu
We revisit the movie that inspired us to write our book, "The Time Traveler's Guide to Time Travel." It's better than we remember!
Episode 18: FAQ About Time Travel
Finally, we’ve come to the smoking hot British-comedy-about-a-time-travel-bathroom of time travel, “FAQ About Time Travel.” By popular demand, we’re diving into the 2009 comedy that mixes a bit of a […]
Episode 17: Donnie Darko
Finally, we’ve come to the smoking hot six-foot Halloween bunny hallucination from the future of time travel, “Donnie Darko.” Way back from 2001 comes a broody teenage angst story […]
Episode 16: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
We show up to bug Harry Potter fans by pulling apart the logic of a time travel story literally based on magic.
Episode 15: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
We expelliarmus your brain as we dive into Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, a time travel story that might imply the werewolf murders of several magical children.
Episode 14: Primer, Part 2
Our super-long Primer episode continues in Part 2, where things get wonky as heck.
Episode 14: Primer, Part 1
We double ourselves to gain the brainpower necessary to understand 2004's Primer, the most complex time travel movie around.