Main characters •
Gage Blackwood - Blackwood is Agent 5 of the Temporal Security Annex (later Temporal Security Agency) who is charged with using time machines only to guard history from people who would use time machines to damage history. On June 22, 2311 he graduated from the
University of Melbourne with a master's degree in world history with honors. On June 25, 2313 he graduated at the top of his class from the Special Forces Training Academy. Five days later he became the director of Tactical Teams for the Crime Intervention Commission. On March 12 of 2315 he transferred to the Temporal Security Annex of the CIC. Gage received the Paragon Medal for his performance in the line of duty on November 8, 2318, and on December 17 of that same year he was promoted to the rank of Captain of the Temporal Protectorate. He was later chosen to form and head the Deep Time Unit on July 1, 2325. In the first
Journeyman Project game, the character was only addressed as "Agent 5" and was not represented by an actor. Todd McCormick played Gage in the remake of the first game,
The Journeyman Project: Pegasus Prime, and in
The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time. In
The Journeyman Project 3: Legacy of Time, Blackwood was played by Jerry Rector. •
Michelle Visard - She is Agent 3 of the Temporal Security Agency, charged with protecting time from time travelers who want to change the events of history. She is also a member of the Deep Time Unit, a branch of the Temporal Security Agency which documents history. On February 11, 2310 she earned a
black belt in
karate. Three years later on April 4 she earned another in
aikido. January 19 of that same year she won first place in the NIT intercollegiate gravball competition. On March 1, 2315 she was hired by the Temporal Protectorate, and on June 9, Visard graduated
magna cum laude from
Columbia University with a Ph.D. in pre-unification theory and a B.A. in
social psychology. Ten years later on July 15 she transferred to the Deep Time Unit. In her free time, she enjoyed Symbiotry cultural exchanges, and existentialist literature. Actress
Michele Scarabelli portrayed Visard in
The Journeyman Project 2,
The Journeyman Project 3, and
Pegasus Prime, the 1997 remake of the first game. •
Dr. William Daughton - TSA Chief Engineer, played by Victor Navone in
The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time and David Fenner in
The Journeyman Project 3: Legacy of Time •
Jack Baldwin - TSA Commissioner, played by Daniel Mann •
Arthur - Arthur is an artificial intelligence created by Dr. Kenneth Farnstein on a derelict asteroid miner parked in the outer reaches of the
Solar System. Arthur was first introduced in
Journeyman Project 2: Buried In Time. From the beginning, he was combination comic relief and interactive
strategy or hint guide. In
Buried in Time, he was present for a great deal of the game, and he returned in
The Journeyman Project 3: Legacy of Time for essentially the entire game. Players would click upon icons in his interface, which would present themselves at certain times. One icon would dispense a quip or general observation, and another would dispense a hint, and often as not a quip as well. His skills and knowledge include his talent as an accomplished artist, knowledge about 20th century pop culture, and mastery of computers. For both
The Journeyman Project 2 and
The Journeyman Project 3, Arthur's voice was supplied by Matt Weinhold who also wrote additional dialog for his character. •
Dr. Elliot Sinclair - Dr. Sinclair is popularly known in the world of
The Journeyman Project as "the father of time travel" because he invented the first time machine, a large device known as Pegasus. His pioneering work became the basis of, and ''raison d'être
for, the Temporal Security Annex, which became the Temporal Security Agency. Dr. William Daughton later improved upon his initial work to create the JumpSuit time machines for the Temporal Security Agency. During most of the first part of the first game, The Journeyman Project
, the player knows of Dr. Elliot Sinclair, if at all, only as the person who invented time travel. Only once the player is able to defeat one of the robots damaging history do they learn that Dr. Sinclair is the antagonist of the game. Dr. Elliot Sinclair spends the second game, The Journeyman Project 2'', incarcerated in Vega Thalon, a prison colony on one of Saturn's moons. He, his robotic henchmen, and the Pegasus device are occasionally referred to but are not relevant to the story. He returns to the storyline for
The Journeyman Project 3, where Blackwood learns that Sinclair was born in
Atlantis, which was destroyed by the Symbiotry in 1262 B.C, explaining Sinclair's mistrust of them in the present. Although immortal thanks to an alien artifact hidden in Atlantis, Sinclair dies five days before the game begins, as his immortality slowly failed after leaving Earth. In all three games (although his entire appearance in the second game was portions of what he'd done in the first game) Dr. Elliot Sinclair was portrayed by
Graham Jarvis.
Other characters • Gail Yakamura - Agent 1, Security • Neil Geddy - Agent 2, Security • Michelle Visard - Agent 3, Security • Allan Carver - Agent 4, Security • Gage Blackwood - Agent 5, Security • Roger O'Rourke - Agent 6, Research • Silene Flores - Agent 7, Security • Marcus Warner - Agent 8, Security • Vladich Yasignova - Agent 9, Security • Tamara Walsh - Agent 10, Research • Jhessela - Cyrollan Ambassador to Earth ==Reception==