The Time Tunnel!

[Perd Hapley]

The tunnel of time! Anybody else ever watch this old show?

[AJ Dual]

Yes, they wore turtlenecks, and slo-mo jump landed in each new time period/episode.

[MillCreek]

And let us not forget the fireworks going off in the tunnel with each attempt to bring them back.

[Sindawe]

Hmmm...  I know of it, but never watched it.  I was too young for it when it first ran, and I've never seen it in re-runs anywhere.

[RoadKingLarry]

One of my favorites from way back when. Right up there with Land Of The Giants.

[RocketMan]

Used to watch it as a kid.  I've seen that it's available on one of the streaming video services, but don't recall which one.

[K Frame]

I don't even remember hearing of it before.

[lee n. field]

The tunnel of time! Anybody else ever watch this old show?

Watched it back when, yeah. 

[Perd Hapley]

Used to watch it as a kid.  I've seen that it's available on one of the streaming video services, but don't recall which one.

Hulu has it, on their free side.

[Ben]

I barely remember watching it as a kid. Same with "Land of Giants" and "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea". I should check them out again for nostalgia's sake. :)

[HankB]

I remember watching it as a kid - as I recall, it was based in the "future" world of 1968.

Special effects were cheesier than the ones in the TV show, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.

[makattak]

As a parent of small children, "Time Tunnel" means Dinosaur Train to me.

[TommyGunn]

I enjoyed the series, which regretably only lasted one season.  I now have the series on DVD, and  I also have most all of Irwin Allen's 1960s SF series.  
Back in the 1970s I had the opportunity to meet L. B. Abbott  who was the former head of special effects at Twentieth Century Fox Studios, and who worked on all of Allen's SF series.  His stories of the behind-the-scenes stuff, and how they did the effects, such as the colorful time trave effects that had the two scientists seemingly falling through a colorful "time vortex" were fascinating.  Mr. Abbott did a lot of good creative work on a low budget --- yet The Time Tunnel cost a LOT of  $$$$ in the mid 1960s.

[Perd Hapley]

I don't even remember hearing of it before.

It was new to me, too. I liked it better when it was called Quantum Leap. 

[TommyGunn]

It was new to me, too. I liked it better when it was called Quantum Leap. 

I never really liked Quantum Leap.  Handheld remote time machine-----REALLY?  You need a huge impressive multitrillion dollar complex that only costs $5.99 to build, and only THE TIME TUNNEL gives you that......