Leading Role: JMatthew Bomer, Logan Marshall Green, Aaron Stanford, Viola Davis, Steven Culp, Pascale Hutton, Anthonry Ruiviviar, William Sadler,
Director: Matt Nix
Region: Region Free
Genre: Comedy Drama
TV Series Release Date: 2007
Aspect Ratio: 1.78 : 1
Language: English with removable subtitles
Format: Support both NTSC & PAL
Boxed Set: Season 1
Discs: 4 pcs
Weight: 0.50 kg |
Summary
Jay (Matthew Bomer), Tyler (Logan Marshall-Green) and Will (Aaron Stanford) are friends who have spent the last two years in grad school. They are about to depart on a summer trip when a simple prank makes Jay and Tyler prime suspects in a terrorist bombing. Hopeful that Will can help clear up this misunderstanding, they learn he's been missing since the explosion and think he may be dead. The boys are pawns in a conspiracy that will take years to unravel, and the government may not have their best interests at heart.
Another of the many serialized adventure shows created in the wake of such similar efforts as 24 and Lost, ABC's Traveler starred Matthew Bomerand and Logan Marshall-Green as Jay Burchell and Tyler Fog, a freewheeling pair of graduate students who have fallen under the spell of an inveterate--and highly secretive--prankster calling himself Will Traveler (Aaron Stanford). For two years, Traveler had been goading Jay and Tyler into performing a variety of prankish stunts, climaxed by a roller-blading excursion in the vicinity of a famous museum. Almost on cue, the museum is blown up, and the boys were suspected of being terrorists. Seeking out Will Traveler to provide them an alibi, the unlucky duo not only found out he had completely disappeared, but also that there was no evidence that he ever existed! Hotly pursued by FBI agents Naj Marlow (Viola Davis) and Fred Chambers (Steven Culp), Jay and Tyler embarked upon a country-wide odyssey, hoping to track down the elusive Traveler and clear their names. As was often the case in such series, there was a vast and sinister conspiracy pulling the plot strings, and also a few "rotten apples" amongst the federal authorities. Traveler was introduced with a limited eight-episode run beginning May 10, 2007. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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