Warning: This article contains spoilers for Quantum Leap episode 5, "Salvation or Bust"The cliffhanger ending of Quantum Leap season 1, episode 5 reveals that Dr. Ben Song (Raymond Lee) is following another leaper, whose identity is currently unknown. The 2022 revival of Quantum Leap has focused on the mystery behind the reasons for Dr. Ben Song's unauthorized quantum leap, and season 1, episode 5 gives the biggest clue yet. After saving the old west town of Salvation, Ben is accosted by a cowboy who knows his name and warns him against continuing his pursuit.
So far, audiences know that Ben has been working with Janis Calavicci (Georgina Reilly), daughter of Al (Dean Stockwell) which means that the 2022 revival continues on from Quantum Leap's ending. It's been theorized that Ben and Janis have been working to bring the original quantum leaper, Dr. Sam Beckett (Scott Bakula), back home. However, the leaper who approaches Ben in Salvation...
So far, audiences know that Ben has been working with Janis Calavicci (Georgina Reilly), daughter of Al (Dean Stockwell) which means that the 2022 revival continues on from Quantum Leap's ending. It's been theorized that Ben and Janis have been working to bring the original quantum leaper, Dr. Sam Beckett (Scott Bakula), back home. However, the leaper who approaches Ben in Salvation...
- 10/21/2022
- by Mark Donaldson
- ScreenRant
This Quantum Leap review contains spoilers.
Quantum Leap Episode 5
Leaping through spacetime is not solely the domain of quantum physicists Ben Song (Raymond Lee) and Sam Beckett (Scott Bakula). In this week’s installment of Quantum Leap, episode five “Salvation or Bust,” an unknown leaper appears just as Ben and Addison (Caitlin Bassett) are celebrating their success at putting things right in Salvation, a diverse Old Western town built for outcasts circa 1879.
The revelation that there are other leapers doesn’t require any suspension of disbelief since “other leapers,” specifically evil ones, were a part of the Quantum Leap universe thirty years ago when Sam was bounding through history. In fact, many humans today experience a form of quantum leaping regularly when driving their cars with the help of the Global Positioning System (Gps). Gps engineers tally the spacetime continuum in relation to a satellite’s orbital speed and position...
Quantum Leap Episode 5
Leaping through spacetime is not solely the domain of quantum physicists Ben Song (Raymond Lee) and Sam Beckett (Scott Bakula). In this week’s installment of Quantum Leap, episode five “Salvation or Bust,” an unknown leaper appears just as Ben and Addison (Caitlin Bassett) are celebrating their success at putting things right in Salvation, a diverse Old Western town built for outcasts circa 1879.
The revelation that there are other leapers doesn’t require any suspension of disbelief since “other leapers,” specifically evil ones, were a part of the Quantum Leap universe thirty years ago when Sam was bounding through history. In fact, many humans today experience a form of quantum leaping regularly when driving their cars with the help of the Global Positioning System (Gps). Gps engineers tally the spacetime continuum in relation to a satellite’s orbital speed and position...
- 10/18/2022
- by Alec Bojalad
- Den of Geek
Pentathlon
Stars: Dolph Lundgren, David Soul, Roger E. Mosley, Renée Coleman, Daniel Riordan, Evan James | Written by William Stadiem, Gary T. McDonald, Gary DeVore | Directed by Bruce Malmuth
After winning Olympic Gold in Seoul, East German pentathlete Eric Brogar (Lundgren) takes flight and makes an escape from the demands of his tyrannical coach, Heinrich Mueller (Soul), fleeing to the safety and freedom of the Us with the help of a beautiful American athlete. Several years later, Brogar is “living” in Los Angeles, in an alcohol-fueled stupor, eking out a meagre living working at a grotty diner run by Tc from Magnum P.I., aka actor Roger E. Mosley. Meanwhile his former coach Mueller has turned his dubious talents (not including singing or sliding over the hoods of cars in and around New York, sorry Soul-ites) to neo-Nazi terrorism and a series of attacks on German government officials… Spurred on by his boss,...
Stars: Dolph Lundgren, David Soul, Roger E. Mosley, Renée Coleman, Daniel Riordan, Evan James | Written by William Stadiem, Gary T. McDonald, Gary DeVore | Directed by Bruce Malmuth
After winning Olympic Gold in Seoul, East German pentathlete Eric Brogar (Lundgren) takes flight and makes an escape from the demands of his tyrannical coach, Heinrich Mueller (Soul), fleeing to the safety and freedom of the Us with the help of a beautiful American athlete. Several years later, Brogar is “living” in Los Angeles, in an alcohol-fueled stupor, eking out a meagre living working at a grotty diner run by Tc from Magnum P.I., aka actor Roger E. Mosley. Meanwhile his former coach Mueller has turned his dubious talents (not including singing or sliding over the hoods of cars in and around New York, sorry Soul-ites) to neo-Nazi terrorism and a series of attacks on German government officials… Spurred on by his boss,...
- 7/26/2012
- by Phil
- Nerdly
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