simmytbone
06-27-2013, 01:23 PM
Hey guys,
20 years ago, Quantum Leap says goodbye to NBC after 5 seasons and only 96 episodes
The series ended with a 1 Hour Series Finale entitled "Mirror Image"
This finale was written by series creator and producer Donald P. Bellisario and directed by James Whitmore, Jr. of TV's Baa Baa Black Sheep and HUNTER Fame
The Leap Date was August 8, 1953
In the Series Finale, Sam arrives at a mining town as himself on the date and exact hour he was born. Patrons of the town bar look familiar from past leaps, but with different names, other patrons seem to be leapers, and Al the bartender (played by Bruce McGill) implies that he might be God, Fate, or Time. While trying to figure things out, Sam has to help save some trapped miners, regain contact with Al, and learns that he can and has always been able to return home whenever he wants. He agrees to continue leaping, in exchange for the chance to go back to when he met Al's wife on a previous leap and tell her that Al is still alive. In the end, Al and his wife remain together and have four daughters while Sam never returns home.
Guest Stars include Richard Herd of T.J. Hooker Fame, Canadian Actor Stephen McHattie of the NBC Miniseries Centennial and British Actor W. Morgan Sheppard
and now, here's the Video Clip of the NBC Promo of The Series Finale of Quantum Leap - The Final Leap
Check it out!
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20 years ago, Quantum Leap says goodbye to NBC after 5 seasons and only 96 episodes
The series ended with a 1 Hour Series Finale entitled "Mirror Image"
This finale was written by series creator and producer Donald P. Bellisario and directed by James Whitmore, Jr. of TV's Baa Baa Black Sheep and HUNTER Fame
The Leap Date was August 8, 1953
In the Series Finale, Sam arrives at a mining town as himself on the date and exact hour he was born. Patrons of the town bar look familiar from past leaps, but with different names, other patrons seem to be leapers, and Al the bartender (played by Bruce McGill) implies that he might be God, Fate, or Time. While trying to figure things out, Sam has to help save some trapped miners, regain contact with Al, and learns that he can and has always been able to return home whenever he wants. He agrees to continue leaping, in exchange for the chance to go back to when he met Al's wife on a previous leap and tell her that Al is still alive. In the end, Al and his wife remain together and have four daughters while Sam never returns home.
Guest Stars include Richard Herd of T.J. Hooker Fame, Canadian Actor Stephen McHattie of the NBC Miniseries Centennial and British Actor W. Morgan Sheppard
and now, here's the Video Clip of the NBC Promo of The Series Finale of Quantum Leap - The Final Leap
Check it out!
4GM_UvGWbCw