Series Description:

The 7 Days TV show was a sci-fi series on UPN (now the CW) about a secret government project that develops a time machine which can take one man back in time up to 7 days. The episodes all centered around some catastrophe such as a nuclear explosion, a biological warfare attack, or the President getting assasinated. Then they would send Frank Parker back in time to stop the catastrophe from taking place.

7 Days Cast Members:

Jonathan LaPaglia ............... Frank Parker
Justina Vail .................... Olga Vukavitch
Norman Lloyd .................... Isaac
Don Franklin .................... Donovan
Nick Searcy ..................... Nate

Trivia:

Jonathan LaPaglia (Frank Parker) graduated from the University of Adelaide, Austrailia with a medical degree. He worked as an ER doctor for three years in Adelaide, then Sydney, and then London. He actually auditioned for a role on the 1994, "ER TV show" but didn't get hired. He got his first big break by landing a role on the series, "New Your Undercover".

Norman Lloyd (Isaac on 7 Days) has a very impressive resumé! He was a very busy stage actor in the 1930's! In 1938, he was an origianl cast member on Orson Welles' renowned radio program, "Mercury Theatre". After appearing in two Alfred Hitchcock movies, "Saboteur (1942)" and Spellbound (1945)", Mr. Hitchcock made him an associate producer and director on the series, "Alfred Hitchcock Presents". He was eventually promoted up to executive producer of that series! In the 1980s, he had a starring role on the series, "St. Elsewhere".

Opening Narrative:

(First Season with Alan Scarfe as Dr. Bradley Talmadge and Justina Vail as Dr. Olga Vukavitch)

(Alan Scarfe's Voice:) You are about to be let in on the most highly classified data America holds.
(Justina Vail's Voice:) We have a device that can allow us to send one human being back in time...7 days.
(Alan Scarfe's Voice:) We're going to undo that event.
(Unknown Female's Voice:) Let's do it again.

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(Second Season with Jonathan LaPaglia as Frank Parker)

"Ever wish you could live your last week all over again. My name is Frank B. Parker and I do it all the time. I work for a secret government project experimenting with time travel. When things really get screwed up, I'm the guinea pig they send back to take care of it. Fact is, they can only go back 7 days."

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Episodes List With Original Air Dates

The First Season

1... Pilot (10/7/1998)
2... The Gettysburg Virus (10/14/1998)
3... Come Again? (10/21/1998)
4... Vows (10/28/1998)
5... Doppleganger - Part 1 (11/4/1998)
6... Doppleganger - Part 2 (11/11/1998)
7... Shadow Play (11/18/1998)
8... As Time Goes By (11/25/1998)
9... Sleepers (12/16/1998)
10. HAARP Attack (1/27/1999)
11. Last Card Up (2/3/1999)
12. Last Breath (2/10/1999)
13. Parkergeist (2/24/1999)
14. Daddy's Girl (3/3/1999)
15. There's Something About Olga (3/31/1999)
16. A Dish Best Served Cold (4/21/1999)
17. Vegas Heist (5/5/1999)
18. EBEs (5/12/1999)
19. Walter (5/19/1999)
20. Lifeboat (5/26/1999)

The Second Season

21. The Football (9/29/1999)
22. Pinball Wizard (10/6/1999)
23. Parker.com (10/13/1999)
24. For The Children (10/20/1999)
25. Two Weddings And A Funeral (11/3/1999)
26. Walk Away (11/10/1999)
27. Sister's Keeper (11/17/1999)
28. The Collector (11/24/1999)
29. Love And Other Disasters (12/15/1999)
30. The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea (1/5/2000)
31. Time Gremlin (1/12/2000)
32. Buried Alive (2/9/2000)
33. The Backstepper's Apprentice (2/16/2000)
34. Deja Vu All Over Again (2/23/2000)
35. Space Station Down (3/1/2000)
36. The Cuban Missile (3/22/2000)
37. X-35 Needs Changing (4/5/2000)
38. Brother, Can You Spare A Bomb? (4/19/2000)
39. Pope Parker (4/26/2000)
40. Witch Way To The Prom (5/3/2000)
41. Mr. Donovan's Neighborhood (5/10/2000)
42. Playmates And Presidents (5/17/2000)
43. The Cure (5/24/2000)