Voyagers! is ©James D. Parriott Productions! – Universal Television (MCA) –  Scholastic Productions.


Voyagers Guidebook is an archival website dedicated to preserving the memory and history of Voyagers! the Television series. Any views, ideas, and opinions expressed in essays belong solely to the website creator and other guest writers and actors. All images and multi-media are copyright their original owners and are posted for promotion of the show, the actors, and the enjoyment of fans worldwide.

 

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Voyagers! (NBC, 1982-1983)

One of the coolest shows of the early 80's, Voyagers! made Time travel fun! It was filled with charm, action, adventure, and plenty of romance. The appealing cast included Jon-Erik Hexum and Meeno Peluce as Voyagers Phineas Bogg and Jeffrey Jones. Despite its junior target audience, adults loved and still appreciate the concept, wit, and story-lines.

 

Many thanks to all those who contribute and help to keep this series alive. Voyagers Guidebook has been online for 12 years and counting. Please voyage back frequently! There's always something waiting to be discovered.

Director/Writer/Producer James D. Parriott proudly stated in a Star Log interview that Voyagers! was "his baby." I hope he's seen this website and knows there are still tons of fans out there (young and older alike) who fondly remember this series and continue to love and support it. They show it to their children and they love it too.

 

I'd like to sincerely thank Mr. Parriott and his collaborators for sharing their awesome vision of Voyagers! And the cast and crew for bringing it to life. It has allowed us the brief, but fantastic opportunity to "travel through the ages," and introduced us all to the marvelous Jon-Erik Hexum.

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I decided to give the Jon-Erik Hexum page a face-lift and more polish. You can still find all the article downloads in easy to navigate columns and sliders. This makes it easier for me to keep adding new materials. ​I'm considering adding a photo gallery on the Photos page so all the images on site are housed in one place. 

Voyagers Guidebook Jon-Erik Hexum Page

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Voyagers!

On Instagram

Join me on my new Instagram and Tumblr where I enjoy posting artwork and images! 

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Voyagers Guidebook Instagram Page

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New Blog! 

Voyager Chronicles

After shutting down my Blogger account in 2017, I missed having a Voyager Themed blog. It was time to bring it back. My blog is now part of the website and can be found at the bottom of the "More Voyages" drop down menu. Check it out, I have a few posts up already. 

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Read the Voyager Chronicles!

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Site Updates!

New additions all around the site! My Voyagers! Anniversary video now has a permanent home on top of the Episode Guide Page. Check out the Omni page to read through an amazing Excerpt from the Fan Made Voyagers Guidebook Replica, and  the Jon-Erik Hexum Page to see 2 rare Associated Press Prints from '82 and '84. Always check the homepage for future updates!

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How do you like the website? What are your fond memories of the show? Do you have memorabilia or high quality image scans you'd like to donate?

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Were you part of the show's production or cast and have some stories to tell? I love stories! Have you created your own Voyagers! projects, videos, posts or reviews?  They can be featured here and on the Voyagers Guidebook Facebook Group

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"May all your landings be soft."

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The Guidebook

Wix has raised the cost of running this premium site an additional $36.00 starting 2020. With the additional price of the URL, It comes out to $230.00 a year to maintain. All your donations go toward the yearly cost of hosting the website, keeping the URL, the time and effort well-spent in building and updating it, and importantly, whatever unique images and memorabilia I can find for sale and auction. As time passes on these treasures become harder to acquire. Thank you for your consideration and for visiting.