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Quantum Break ALL EPISODES (Episode 1 Episode 2 Episode 3 and Episode 4) in one action filled video!Follow me on Twitter - https://twitter.com/MKIceAndFire1. Season five of Quantum Leap ran on NBC from September 22, 1992 to May 5, 1993. Quantum Leap: Created by Donald P. With Scott Bakula, Dean Stockwell, Deborah Pratt, Dennis Wolfberg. During a government experiment into time travel, a scientist finds himself trapped in the past, 'leaping' into the bodies of different people on a regular basis and sorting out their problems whilst trying to get back home to his own time. Leap Information Chronological Information Justice was the 4th episode of Season 4 of the Quantum Leap TV series, also the 57th overall series episode. Directed by Rob Bowman, and written by Toni Graphia, the episode originally aired on NBC-TV on October 9, 1991. Sam must save the life of a civil rights worker ironically as a member of the Klu Klux Klan. May 11, 1965 - Alabama, Sam leaps into. Episode 6: Double Identity Summary Sam occcupies the body of Frankie, a Mafia hitman involved with another mobster's girlfriend, and subsequently leaps into the body of the woman's boyfriend.

Quantum Leap met its small-screen end decades ago, but the ambiguous fate of its hero has kept love alive for the series in the years since.

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The show, which ran for 5 seasons on NBC between 1989 and 1993, was created by TV auteur Donald P. Bellisario, who revealed in a 2012 interview that it sprang from his plans to write a time-traveling anthology series. Starring Scott Bakula (NCIS: New Orleans) and Dean Stockwell (Battlestar Galactica), it became a near-instant cult-classic, and today is still recognized as one of the best-ever TV shows about time travel.

Its story began after the U.S. government threatened to pull funding from physicist Dr. Sam Beckett's (Bakula) 'Quantum Leap' project. In an attempt to save his work, he tested his project's accelerator, but made a small miscalculation that threw him back in time. He arrived with partial amnesia to find not only that he 'leaped' through history, but into someone else's body. His real self was only visible to a hologram of his friend Admiral Al Calavicci (Stockwell), who, along with supercomputer Ziggy (voiced by Deborah Pratt), worked to help him get back home. As they discovered, the ordeal required Beckett to identify the problem that connected him to that person in time and solve it, or get trapped in their body forever.

The show was rooted in science fiction, but it leaned heavily into the historical while tackling timely social issues. A hit with genre fans, Quantum Leap earned its fan-favorite status through a combination of Bakula and Stockwell's chemistry, and the veteran storytelling chops of Battlestar Galactica and Magnum P.I. writer Bellisario. Its distinct blend of procedural drama and sci-fi also made it a hit among critics, with the series and its stars earning countless Emmy nominations and two Golden Globes during its run. But if it was so loved, what was the real reason Beckett never leaped again after the fifth season?

Quantum Leap was cancelled due to declining viewership

While the series had earned a dedicated fan base, season 5 saw a significant ratings drop, according to the Los Angeles Times. With not enough people watching, NBC was forced to pull the plug — but the show's road was a bumpy one that nearly ended much sooner.

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NBC officially canceled Quantum Leap in 1993, but low viewership nearly did it in after its third season. The series' passionate watchers — or 'leapers' — saved it the first time. Viewers launched fan clubs, hosted conventions, and even footed the $30,000 bill for Stockwell's Hollywood Walk of Fame star (via Time), and also carried out a letter-writing campaign that convinced NBC to propel Beckett through time for two more years. Yet, even the details around the iconic TV ending — and one of TV's most frustrating cliffhangers — prove that the series finale wasn't so final either.

When Bellisario was mapping out Quantum Leap's end, NBC hadn't decided whether to cancel or renew. So, he wrote an ending with Beckett choosing not to return home and instead continuing to jump and right wrongs. 'I wasn't going to write a this-is-it kind of episode because I don't think that Quantum Leap is finished,' Bellisario told the Times in 1993. 'So I wrote a show that gives some of the reasons that he's been leaping around... but at the end, it's wide open as to what he's going on to next.'

That wasn't the only ending Bellisario wrote. Redditor u/Leaper1953 posted footage of a long-rumored alternate ending featuring Al weighing whether to follow Beckett after an eerily similar alternate ending script popped up on fansite Al's Place. The series may have met a premature end, but rumors of NBC streamer Peacock's interest in a Quantum Leap revival (via SlashFilm) coupled with Bellasario's vision means that Beckett and Sam may one day leap again.

Quantum Leap
Season 4
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	22
Release
Original network	NBC
Original release	September 18, 1991 – May 20, 1992
Season chronology
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List of episodes

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Season four of Quantum Leap ran on NBC from September 18, 1991 to May 20, 1992. It consists of twenty-two episodes.

Episodes[edit]

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Leap location & date	Original air date	Prod. code
54	1	'The Leap Back'	Michael Zinberg	Donald P. Bellisario	Crown Point, Indiana June 15, 1945	September 18, 1991	67303
Sam and Al switch roles after a lightning strike. This allows Sam to return home to his wife, but when Al leaps into Captain Tom Jarrett (played by Dean Denton), he is set to be killed by his lover's jealous ex-fiance, Sam must act as his hologram in order to save Al and continue to leap through time.
55	2	'Play Ball'	Joe Napolitano	Tommy Thompson	Galveston, Texas August 6, 1961	September 25, 1991	67305
Sam is a washed-out baseball player named Lester 'Doc' Fuller (played by Owen Rutledge) who has to help a younger and angrier player get into the major leagues, the player reminding him of Al when they first met. Note: Neal McDonough also guest stars.
56	3	'Hurricane'	Michael Watkins	Chris Ruppenthal	Jackson Point, Mississippi August 17, 1969	October 2, 1991	67306
Sam leaps into Archie Necaise (played by Bob Hamilton), a small-town sheriff in the middle of Hurricane Camille. He must keep his host's girlfriend from being killed in the storm... or by anyone else.
57	4	'Justice'	Rob Bowman	Toni Graphia	Alabama May 11, 1965	October 9, 1991	67309
Sam leaps into a man named Clyde (played by Glenn Edden) just as he is about to join the KKK, out of respect for the racist family he has married into. He must prevent Black civil rights leader Nathaniel from being lynched by the Klan, as well as trying to explain to his host's son the evils of racism. Due to Sam's upbringing, he finds it very difficult to act like the person he has leaped into to avoid his own

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