Nice visualization, but your wavy lines and tiny text are unruly to the point of being unreadable. Once I got the jist it was no longer worth scrutinizing.

Cool concept. No Army of Darkness? sniff sniff…

So where’s Futurama? It has forward travel via deep freeze, backward travel via technological accident (Fry put metal in the microwave) and time travel via Robot Space God Thingy (Bender’s Big Score).

You left out some key time travel segments from the Stargate series of TV shows! One key episode has them using technology from the Ancients to travel back to ancient Egypt…

In Austin Powers 1 it was deep freeze not “Unknown”
and in Austin Powers 2 is was a time machine not “alien technology”.

Just thought you should know.

You missed: Voyagers TV Show, Quantum Leap, Stargate SG1 & Stargate Atlantus

Shame after all that work, you´ve definitely had some “Key” problems, as the Back to the Futures are marked Unknown, and I think you could have opted for Wormholes to cover a few as well. An Hot Pink is NOT very sci fi…. but pretty curves

This chart is incredibly inaccurate, I know a lot of this has been mentioned, but as follows:

“Back to the Future” 2 and 3 should be red, they used the DeLorean or “time machine”
“Time After Time” should also be red. They use the same time machine as “The Time Machine” in that one.
“Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me” – Is this alien technology? I recall this just being a time machine (unless the government got the tech at Area 51 or something).
“Buck Rogers in the 25th Century” shows Buck Rogers traveling to the 26th century. He should be in the early 2400′s not the 2500′s. Pretty amateur mistake.
“Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery” he was frozen. This should be white/gray.
“Planet of the Apes” isn’t technically a “deep freeze”. While the characters were in hibernation, this was time travel as dictated by special relativity and the resulting time dilation. The reason for their hibernation was to conserve resources during the faster than light travel.
On a similar note, should “Deep Freeze” really be a method of time travel? The “traveler” is just traveling down the yellow line.

I see Red Dwarf but didn’t it take them MILLIONS of years into the future?

You forgot Twilight Zone episodes
and Quantum Leap too
but all in all, a nice job.

Along with “ST:Voyager”‘s trips to the future mentioned by another poster, there was also a trip to the past–1995 Earth–following somebody from a couple of centuries in their future so as to prevent/fix any damage to the timeline he might cause; don’t recall the title, but it was a two-parter, guest starring Ed Begley, Jr., either near the end of the first season or early in the second. Then there was “ST:Next Gen”‘s “Yesterday’s Enterprise.”

That’s pretty, but completely indecipherable. It’s way too complicated.

and WHERE is Doctor Who????

Doctor Who would be a huge illustration if you were to try to get it all in. He’s been to the moment of Creation all the way to 300 Billion A.D. Good Luck.

You forgot to add “The Two Worlds of Jenny Logan”.

Sorry, I didn’t see all of the first posts, nor the author’s text when I first commented. I humbly retract my first post.
Contrary to some others, I think you did a marvelous job of making such complex data as clear as you have. Once I started getting into it, it was actually far easier to follow than I thought it would be.

Crazy idea! But I like it, must have taken you ages to draw all those lines :)

Looking forward to seeing the TV series Hitchhiker’s Guide To the Galaxy incorporated. It incorporated travel to the Big Bang and the End Of The Universe.

I remember a movie with Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour called “Somewhere In Time”, where CR’s character travels back in time by sheer will of meditation. I suppose that would fall under your “unknown” category!

Is this ever going to get printed as a poster/print?

love it!!!
specially the paradox section which in my opinion could be great cult movies for the next generation!!! make it so!

I see they tactfully avoided Primer. What would *that* look like – possibly a little fuzzball with arrows pointing all directions..