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Time machines have played an important role in science fiction, ever since H.G. Wells's famous book of the same name over a hundred years ago.  Some of the more well-known examples include:

Time machines have played an important role in science fiction, ever since H.G. Wells's famous book of the same name over a hundred years ago.  Some of the more well-known examples include:

*''Doctor Who'', a BBC series about a time traveller and his adventures.

*''[[Doctor Who]]'', a BBC series about a time traveller and his adventures.

*The ''Back to the Future'' trilogy of movies.

*The ''[[Back to the Future]]'' trilogy of movies.

*The ''Terminator'' [[franchise]], in which a future [[artificial intelligence]] sends machines back to kill the man who will destroy it.

*The ''[[The Terminator]]'' [[franchise]], in which a future [[artificial intelligence]] sends machines back to kill the man who will destroy it.

*''12 Monkeys'', a movie in which a man is sent back in time to prevent a devastating disease.

*''[[12 Monkeys]]'', a movie in which a man is sent back in time to prevent a devastating disease.

*''Star Trek''.  Time travel is a common plot device in this series, including 3 of the movies.

*''[[Star Trek]]''.  Time travel is a common plot device in this series, including 3 of the movies.

*''Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure'', a comedy in which two high school students travel through time to research for a history project.

*''[[Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure]]'', a comedy in which two high school students travel through time to research for a history project.

*''Inuyasha'', a Japanese [[anime]] in which a high school girl travels between the present day and feudal Japan via an enchanted well.

*''Inuyasha'', a Japanese [[anime]] in which a high school girl travels between the present day and feudal Japan via an enchanted well.

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* [[Science fiction]]

* [[Survivalist fiction]]: [[Dystopia]]

 

 

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