with fake documents. Everyone who came in contact with the monk is given an antibiotic injection and the time ripples stop. But Flynn has been fatally stabbed, so he reveals Phillips was a bitter man before the time storm, but he now has a family. Flynn tells Phillips this information to give him an incentive to keep the timeline intact. Reality changes due to the time storm There are some notable differences between the series world and the real world: Traffic lights use red for "go" and green for "stop" while yellow retains its meaning. There are 49 states in the United States. The title sequence shows New Jersey disappearing and the territory being divided between New York and Pennsylvania. The title sequence shows the Soviet Union winning the race to the moon as the American flag dissolves into the Soviet flag. The New York Yankees are now the Boston Yankees. 2006 remake The SciFi Channel announced in 2005 it would create a new pilot for its 2006/07 season. Allen's wife, Sheila, and two producers of the 2002 FOX remake (Kevin Burns and Jon Jashni) began work on the new pilot. John Turman (Hulk) wrote the script. The series never went beyond a pilot script. Parodies A recurring sketch called Drunk In Time starred Alexei Sayle and Peter Capaldi as two men so inebriated that they weren't aware they were time travellers. Featuring a mock up of the original Project Tic-Toc set and animated Time Tunnel-style title sequence, the main characters are also called Doug and Tony. The six sketches featured in The All New Alexei Sayle Show in 1995. See also List of time travel science fiction The Time Machine Time travel in fiction References External links The 1964 book by Leinster at isfdb.org 1960s American science fiction television series 1960s American time travel television series 1966 American television series debuts 1967 American television series endings American Broadcasting Company original programming Cultural depictions of Benito Mussolini English-language television shows Fictional depictions of Abraham Lincoln in television Jiro Kuwata Television series by 20th Century Fox Television Television series by Irwin Allen Television Productions Time travel devices Television series set in 1968 Television shows set in Arizona Television series created by Irwin Allen Television series about being lost from home