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Circuits of Time Phone
Booth - On the sci-fi fantasy series BILL
& TED'S EXCELLENT ADVENTURES/FOX/1992, rock
musicians William "Bill" Preston (Evan Richards)
and his teenage pal Theodore "Ted" Logan
(Christopher Kennedy) travel through time in a
specially designed phone booth called the
"Circuits of Time Phone Booth."
When they wanted to transport themselves
somewhere in the past or future they entered the
booth, closed the door and dialed the number
7560. When they arrived at their destination,
they placed an "Out of Order" sign on the booth
to protect it.
The "Circuits of Time Phone Booth" was the
invention of a futuristic society based in the
year 2692 founded on the philosophies of the
"The Wyld Stallyns" [Bill & Ted's 20th century
rock group].
To protect the Bill & Ted [a.k.a. "the Holy
Ones,"] the regular "Holy Ones" from the future
assigned Rufus (Rick Overton) to safeguard Bill
& Ted and thus preserve the peace and harmony of
the future. As revered "Holy Ones," Bill & Ted's
perks included access to the Circuits of Time
Phone Booth in which they had many "most
excellent" adventures.
The series is based upon the motion picture of
the same name starring George Carlin as Rufus,
Alex Winter as Bill S. Preston and and Keanu
Reeves as Ted Logan. A syndicated animated
series based on the film also aired from
1990-91. See also "TARDIS"
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