28 Years Later, This Forgotten 21st Century Sci-Fi Cult Classic Changed the Time Travel Genre

28 Years Later, This Forgotten 21st Century Sci-Fi Cult Classic Changed the Time Travel Genre




Guidelines for writing time-travel fiction are often what determine how successful or unsuccessful those stories are. If a character can travel anywhere, at any time, to fix any problem, then the suspense and drama that make a story engaging evaporate completely. One of the reasons Seven Days still draws interest almost 30 years later is that it was among the first few time-travel television shows of its era to explore the parameters, repercussions, constraints, and impossible timelines, helping popularize the time-travel genre on TV.


Guidelines for writing time-travel fiction are often what determine how successful or unsuccessful those stories are. If a character can travel anywhere, at any time, to fix any problem, then the suspense and drama that make a story engaging evaporate completely. One of the reasons Seven Days still draws interest almost 30 years later is that it was among the first few time-travel television shows of its era to explore the parameters, repercussions, constraints, and impossible timelines, helping popularize the time-travel genre on TV.

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