Timeslip

Timeslip (1970-1971)

EndedScripted showFamily, Science-Fiction

Three children have vanished from the tiny Midlands village of St Oswald. First to disappear is local girl Sarah, then Simon Randall and Liz Skinner, who are on holiday with Liz's parents. Only Commander Traynor, an apparent stranger to the area, can offer some idea of where they are and that idea is so incredible and horrifying that the Skinners cannot believe it...

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Scheduleevery Monday (30 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E26The Day of the Clone (6)Mar 22, 1971
S01E25The Day of the Clone (5)Mar 15, 1971
S01E24The Day of the Clone (4)Mar 8, 1971
S01E23The Day of the Clone (3)Mar 1, 1971
S01E22The Day of the Clone (2)Feb 22, 1971
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did the TV show 'Timeslip' premiere?

'Timeslip' premiered on September 28, 1970.

Who were the main characters in 'Timeslip'?

The main characters in 'Timeslip' were Liz Skinner, Simon Randall, and John Traynor.

What was the premise of the show 'Timeslip'?

'Timeslip' followed the adventures of two children, Simon and Liz, who discovered a time portal and traveled to different time periods.

Where did the majority of the events in 'Timeslip' take place?

The majority of the events in 'Timeslip' took place in the fictional village of St. Oswald.

Did 'Timeslip' incorporate elements of science fiction?

Yes, 'Timeslip' heavily incorporated science fiction elements, such as time travel and parallel universes.

Who created the TV show 'Timeslip'?

'Timeslip' was created by Ruth Boswell.

What time periods did Simon and Liz travel to in 'Timeslip'?

Simon and Liz traveled to various time periods, including ancient Rome, World War II, and the future.

Did 'Timeslip' have a strong fan following during its original run?

Yes, 'Timeslip' developed a dedicated fan following during its original run.

Were there any notable guest stars in 'Timeslip'?

'Timeslip' featured guest appearances by actors such as Peter Craze and Denis Quilley.

Did 'Timeslip' explore ethical and moral dilemmas?

Yes, 'Timeslip' often explored ethical and moral dilemmas through the time travel experiences of the main characters.

Did 'Timeslip' receive critical acclaim during its airing?

'Timeslip' received positive reviews from critics for its unique concept and engaging storytelling.

Were there any notable awards or nominations for 'Timeslip'?

'Timeslip' did not receive any notable awards or nominations during its original run.

Did 'Timeslip' have a memorable theme song?

Yes, 'Timeslip' had a memorable theme song composed by Trevor Duncan.

How many episodes were produced for 'Timeslip'?

'Timeslip' had a total of 26 episodes produced.

Did 'Timeslip' have any spin-offs or related shows?

No, 'Timeslip' did not have any spin-offs or related shows.

What was the overall reception of 'Timeslip' among viewers?

'Timeslip' was well-received by viewers, who appreciated its imaginative storytelling and suspenseful plots.

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