1x01 Pilot - Journeyman Episode Guide

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Journeyman

- Episode 01x01

Episode: 01x01 (pilot)
Title: Pilot
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 101
First Aired: Sep. 24, 2007

Season 1 » Episode #01 - Pilot

Summary: Dan Vasser, a San Francisco reporter, suddenly has the ability to travel across time and change the course of not only his own life, but the lives of others. As he travels through time, Dan must deal with the difficulties that his ability brings, from tension at home due to his sudden disappearances as well as strife at work. His travels bring him back together with his former fiance, Livia, which complicates things at home with his wife, Katie and their son.

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01x01 Pilot (42:14) (Full Episode)

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Neal Gaines	played by Christopher Warren (VI)
Nicole Gaines	played by Monique Gabriela Curnen
Sexy Vixen	played by Jessica Anderson (IV)
Jacob	played by Joseph Lampkin
Ivan	played by Ronald Hunter
Neighbor	played by Daryl Anthony Harper
Cabbie	played by J.D. Hall
Bryant Gumbel	played by Bryant Gumbel
Terrance	played by Patrick Falls

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

FACT: We see both Dan and Neal board a #18 Columbus bus in 1997. There is no #18 Columbus Bus. Furthermore the Bus model shown (made by NOVA) has never been operated by SF Muni.
FAKE: When Dan wakes up to find himself in the past for the third time he checks his cell phone and finds that he has no service. It is an iPhone that he is clearly holding upside down, yet the video inlay is upside right. It also shows the screen as though he lost service during a call.
DATE: Several shots from 1987 clearly show residential permit parking signs. The residential permit parking program did not begin in San Francisco until 1988.
DATE: The main character saves Neal from being hit by an oncoming F-Market streetcar in what is supposedly San Francisco in 1987. The F-Market streetcar line did not exist in 1987. It did not begin regular service until eight years later in 1995.