The Ministry of Time

A soldier from 1569, a woman studying at a college in 1880, and a contemporary paramedic are brought together to stop two Frenchmen in 1808 from changing the course of a war.

The Time Patrol journeys to Lisbon in 1588 with the mission of preventing the death of playwright Lope de Vega before he can compose his most significant works.

Agents from the Ministry are dispatched to 1940 following a man's desperate offer to reveal the secret of time travel to Heinrich Himmler in exchange for his life.

To avoid paying millions in compensation for the death of the rabbi who authored the Book of Doors, the Ministry dispatches the trio to 1491 with the mission of preventing his execution on charges of heresy.

The time patrol travels to 1981 Madrid in search of a missing bill of sale for Picasso's "Guernica," which is necessary to secure the artwork's return to Spain.

While in 1520 Salamanca to apprehend a time-traveling fugitive, the patrol encounters Lazarillo de Tormes, the resourceful protagonist of a classic Spanish novella.

The patrol journeys to 1844 to prevent the assassination of Isabel II by a rebel from the Ministry and to uncover the reason behind the Ministry's sudden disappearance.

The Ministry dispatches a patrol to investigate after discovering that a young Salvador Dalí created a film poster in 1924 depicting what appears to be a tablet computer, raising questions about how he could have conceived such a modern device.