Quantum Leap

I also loved it. I still watch the repeats now and again and it still makes me cry ?

Oh boy

I can still quote the entire prologue over the opening credits.

I used to LOVE that programme!

Although I hated it when sam Beckett became a woman, I was always disappointed then ?

Me and my pal used to have revision nights on a Tuesday and our reward was Quantum Leap at the end ?

Aw I loved Quantum Leap! Me and my dad used to sit and watch it together.

Always amusing when he played a girl. I remember clearly the episode when he went back to his own house and the episode where he played a guy with special needs. I also remember the last episode.

I loved the one where he went back home, when he sings imagine I always well up ?

I'm currently watching the episode where Al tried to convince him to tell his wife to wait for him, poor Al ?

That's the last episode isn't it Wuzzle? I remember crying at the end of the last one when I found out what happened to Sam.

I loved QL! It's currently downloading on our lame top-up-tv thing, so am saving them to watch on a day off.

Was there an episode where he had to save his brother? Or did I dream it?

No there's an earlier one where he tells Al he can't change history and doesn't tell Beth that Al is still alive, so she still goes on to remarry. In the last episode Sam goes back to rectify his mistake and tells Beth to wait for Al and they stay married.

It's quite upsetting because I've read the books and the reason Al and Sam met is because Al was having a bit of a breakdown and Sam helped him through it. I spent ages afterwards trying to figure out if Al ever met Sam after history had been changed.

That was the one after the leap home. He leapt into Vietnam to save his brother.

I'd like to watch them from the start, although I do get a little creeped out by Al now as H watched the new battlestar galactica and I don't like the character Dean Stockwell plays in that.

That was the one after the leap home. He leapt into Vietnam to save his brother.

Is that the one where Al did something heroic that saved the life of the polizter prize winning photographer which meant he spent all those years as a prisoner of war? What exactly did he do? I know Sam only found out at the end when they were looking through the photos?

Would love to see the last episode again, I remember he didn't make it home but not the details ?

Wasn't there an evil woman who was quantum leaping too doing bad things? Or did I dream that?

I don't think Al saved her, he was the POW that was in the photo which won her the prize though. Although I'm remembering this from the book and not the actual programme. Or it might have been that Al could have shouted for help and she would have been shot and he just kept quiet?

Sam realised in the last episode that he was in control of the leaping (hence going back to save Al's marriage), so he chose to continue leaping and not to return home.

I think the evil one was called Alexa, or Alexis. Her 'Al' was called Zoe. I think she was evil for a couple of leaps and then turned good....

I don't think Al saved her, he was the POW that was in the photo which won her the prize though. Although I'm remembering this from the book and not the actual programme. Or it might have been that Al could have shouted for help and she would have been shot and he just kept quiet?

Sam realised in the last episode that he was in control of the leaping (hence going back to save Al's marriage), so he chose to continue leaping and not to return home.

I think the evil one was called Alexa, or Alexis. Her 'Al' was called Zoe. I think she was evil for a couple of leaps and then turned good....

Or it might have been that Al could have shouted for help and she would have been shot and he just kept quiet?

Ahh, that could have been something along those lines....

I didn't know Sam was in control of the leaps? How so? Why did he only just realise that? If he was in control how come he never returned home?

So can I. ?

I used to fancy scott bakula so much.

That's what he was told at the end by Al the bartender. No idea why he only just realised that, I assume Ziggy had something to do with how he leaped?? Was never explained.

He must have made the decision not to go home, probably because he wanted to continue helping people and because of his memory he never realised he had a wife and daughter to go back home for.

That's so sad! ?

I know, that's why I don't like that last episode, I wanted him t ogo home ?

I loved that programme! I forgot that he never went home, and now feel ?

For some reason, the name 'Scott Bakula' (said with an atrocious fake american accent) still makes me laugh hysterically now!