Murray) "One Way to the Moon" (Lyn Murray) "Revenge of the Gods" (Leith Stevens) "Secret Weapon" (Paul Sawtell) "The Day the Sky Fell In" (Paul Sawtell) "The Last Patrol" (Lyn Murray) "Crack of Doom" (Robert Drasnin) "Massacre" (Joseph Mullendore) "Reign of Terror" (Leith Stevens) "The Death Trap" (Robert Drasnin) "The Death Merchant" (George Duning) Games The Time Tunnel 1966 boxed board game from Ideal Toys (No. 2326-7). The playing board design shows characters and events from the prehistoric era into the future. The box insert has a spinner board and other parts include playing cards, tokens, and marker disks. The second game is The Time Tunnel: Spin-To-Win, a 1967 boxed board game from Pressman Toys, which features a box insert playing board that has a tunnel-like design representing different past years in history and plastic tops are spun on the playing board to determine "Time Travels." Pinball games - Bally Manufacturing created a pinball called Time Tunnel in 1971 based loosely on the TV series, but production was stopped due to copyright infringement. The game was re-released with revised artwork as Space Time. Other The Time Tunnel coloring book The Time Tunnel Viewmaster set - Saalfield #9561, 1966A story book to color, 80 pages, Sawyer #B491, 1966. Three Viewmaster slides from "Rendezvous With Yesterday" and 16-page story booklet that tells the pilot episode. The Time Tunnel comic book, 2 issues published by Western Publishing, February 1967 - July 1967. After the original run In 1982, five feature-length television films were assembled from 10 complete individual episodes with portions of the first episode as introductory material. Aliens from Another Planet, was produced using episodes 24 ("Chase Through Time") and 18 ("Visitors from Beyond the Stars"). Revenge of the Gods was a compilation of episodes 7 ("Revenge of the Gods") and 20 ("The Walls of Jericho). Old Legends Never Die edited together episodes 27 ("Merlin the Magician") and 16 ("The Revenge of Robin Hood"). Kill or Be Killed comprised episodes 4 ("The Day the Sky Fell In") and 17 ("Kill Two by Two"). Raiders from Outer Space was compiled from episodes 28 ("The Kidnappers") and 2 ("One Way to the Moon"). Remakes To date, three attempts have been made to resurrect the show. Two produced a pilot episode, and another got no further than a script. 1976 remake 2002 remake In 2002, Fox showed interest in remaking this series. A pilot was