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Quantum Leap
Promotional poster
Genre
Created byDonald P. Bellisario
Based onQuantum Leap
by Donald P. Bellisario
Starring
ComposerDaniel James Chan
Country of originUnited States
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes11
Production
Executive producers
Production companies

(uncredited)

Original release
NetworkNBC
ReleaseSeptember 19, 2022 (2022-09-19) –
present (present)

Quantum Leap is an American science fiction television series aired on NBC. It is a revival of the series of the same name created by Donald P. Bellisario, with Bellisario, Steven Lilien & Bryan Wynbrandt executive producing the new series. It takes place 30 years after Dr. Sam Beckett stepped into the Quantum Leap accelerator and after the Season 5 finale where the show left off. The series stars Raymond Lee as new lead character Dr. Ben Song, along with Caitlin Bassett, Mason Alexander Park, Nanrisa Lee, and Ernie Hudson.

The series premiered on September 19, 2022. On December 12, 2022, the series was renewed for a second season.[1]

Premise

Thirty years have passed since Dr. Sam Beckett vanished into the Quantum Leap accelerator. The Quantum Leap project has been restarted with a new team trying to piece together the mysteries behind Beckett and his machine. For reasons unknown, Dr. Ben Song, the new project's lead physicist, has uploaded new program code to the project systems and used the upgraded accelerator to leap back in time. He becomes lost in the past just as Beckett did, living the lives of other people and changing history in hopes of getting back to the present. Project employee Addison Augustine, who is Ben's fiancée, acts as his liaison with the project, appearing to him as a hologram only he can see and hear, just as the previous project's observer Al Calavicci did for Beckett.

Cast

Main

  • Raymond Lee as Ben Song, the lead physicist working on Quantum Leap who gets stuck in the past, leaping into the bodies of different people, while also having partial amnesia about his identity as a result of leaping
  • Caitlin Bassett as Addison Augustine, Ben's fiancée and "observer", who helps Ben with finding out what he has to do in order to leap
  • Mason Alexander Park as Ian Wright, the chief architect of the Quantum Leap artificial intelligence
  • Nanrisa Lee as Jenn Chou, the Quantum Leap head of security
  • Ernie Hudson as Herbert "Magic" Williams, head of the Quantum Leap time travel project, and a Vietnam War veteran who Sam Beckett leaped into in the series' Season 3 1990 episode "The Leap Home (Part 2) – Vietnam". Hudson replaces Christopher Kirby from the original episode.

Recurring

Guest

Episodes

No.Title [2]Directed byWritten byLeap details
(Name, date & location)		Original air date [2]U.S. viewers
(millions)
1"July 13th, 1985"Thor FreudenthalSteven Lilien & Bryan WynbrandtNick Rounder/Matt Shaw
July 13, 1985
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania		September 19, 2022 (2022-09-19)3.35[3]

Dr. Ben Song celebrates his engagement to Addison Augustine, and receives mysterious texts during the party that leads him to make an unauthorized leap in the Project Accelerator. Awakening in 1985 as an undercover cop, he stops a plot to steal the Hope Diamond. Suffering amnesia from the leap, Ben is aided by Addison, working as his hologram guide. In 2022, the new Project Quantum Leap (PQL) team tries to find out why Ben leapt, and to bring him back.

Note: The episode is dedicated to Dean Stockwell, who played Al in the original series and passed away on November 7, 2021. Both Stockwell and Scott Bakula, who played Sam Beckett, appear in the episode via archive photos.
2"Atlantis"David McWhirterRobert HullDavid Tamura
March 7, 1998
Space Shuttle Atlantis		September 26, 2022 (2022-09-26)2.77[4]
Ben leaps into David Tamura, an astronaut aboard the Space Shuttle Atlantis in 1998. Ben remembers that David was one of his childhood heroes, triggering some of Ben's memory. Ziggy predicts that Ben is there to save David from being killed by debris during a spacewalk. Ben is successful, but the debris instead damages the shuttle's heat shield, which changes history to having the entire crew die when Atlantis disintegrates during re-entry. Ben convinces the crew to seek assistance from the nearby Mir space station, but the cosmonauts are asleep. Ben engages in a daring jump from the shuttle to the station to get the cosmonauts' attention and succeeds in saving the crew. In 2022, Addison shows Ian a flash drive Ben left in their apartment, but asks Ian to keep it quiet after Magic reveals Ben's connection to Janis and orders her to withhold Ben's memories from him until they determine why he leapt. Meanwhile, Magic and Jenn contact Al's widow, Beth, to locate Janis. Beth later calls Janis, leading Magic and Jenn to a house. Inside the basement, Magic and Jenn find a massive amount of servers and calculations in Ben's handwriting. Magic receives a call from Janis, revealing that Ben contacted her for help and warning Magic to stay out of their way. Magic and Jenn escape Janis' booby trap, but retrieve an encrypted hard drive. Addison and Ian reveal their flash drive that, when combined with the hard drive, unlocks data that reveals Ben was trying to reach a precise moment in history, but it remains unclear where, when or why Ben was going.
3"Somebody Up There Likes Ben"Marcus StokesDrew LindoDanny "Youngblood" Hill
October 2, 1977
Las Vegas, Nevada		October 3, 2022 (2022-10-03)2.58[5]
Ben leaps into Danny "Youngblood" Hill, a prizefighter in 1977, the day before his bout for the world middleweight championship. Addison informs him that Danny originally lost the fight because he was distracted and they assume it's due to Danny's girlfriend Angela, who is attached to Danny's opponent. They soon learn, however, that Danny's distraction is his trainer and older brother, Darryl, a Vietnam veteran suffering from PTSD who committed suicide following Danny's loss. Ben makes Darryl promise to seek help and then, with coaching from Darryl and Addison, he wins the fight. Addison informs Ben that his leaps are likely to continue for some time as Ian discovered that Ben's code is taking him on a path towards the mystery point in spacetime and could take dozens of leaps to get there. Ben tells Addison that he had a memory when he got knocked down during the fight but leaps before he can say more. In 2022, Addison is suffering from exhaustion due to her singular focus on getting Ben home. After she collapses in the imaging chamber, Magic forces her to slow down and, following Ben's leap, Magic, Ian and Jenn join Addison at her home to help her unwind and relax. While there, Magic receives a call from Beth, who informs him that Janis contacted her and stole artifacts from the original project that Al had in his possession. One such item was Al's old handlink to Ziggy, which Janis is using to help build her own imaging chamber, presumably to contact Ben.
4"A Decent Proposal"Rachel TalalayMoira KirlandEva Sandoval
July 29, 1981
Los Angeles, California		October 10, 2022 (2022-10-10)2.46[6]
Ben's first leap into a woman is into Eva Sandoval, a bounty hunter in 1981 Los Angeles. Addison tells Ben he's there to locate Tammy Jean Jessup, a bail skip, but inadvertently ruins a proposal to Eva from her boyfriend and partner, Jake. It is revealed that Tammy Jean is on the run from the cartel and is trying to flee town with her boyfriend, Zack. Ben and Jake track her to Zack's club only to discover that Tammy Jean is Carla, the head of the cartel, and she kills Zack. Ben and Jake are able to stop her and send her to jail, Ben also managing to save Jake and Eva's relationship. Ben then remembers his relationship with Addison before leaping into the Old West. In 2022, Ziggy is still running slow while Ian tries to limit Janis' access into the system. Jenn reveals to Addison that Ben has been keeping secrets from the team for the past six months while Magic reveals to Ian his own past history with Quantum Leap, recounting the time Sam leapt into him in Vietnam and that he restarted the project to honor Sam and, if possible, bring him home. Ian and Jenn resolve to save Ben from the same fate as Sam and bring him home.
5"Salvation or Bust"Silas HowardBenjamin Raab & Deric A. HughesDiego de la Cruz
Salvation, California
1879		October 17, 2022 (2022-10-17)2.41[7]
Ben lands in Salvation, an Old West town on the verge of destruction by a railroad company, in the body of aged ex-gunslinger Diego de la Cruz, who was summoned by his granddaughter to help save the town from a dangerous outlaw gang hired by the railroad to drive the townsfolk away. Ben, a pacifist, tries to overcome his moral qualms when Addison informs him that he'll have to beat the outlaw leader, Josiah McDonough, in order to leap. Unable to shoot straight, Ben instead rallies the townsfolk to rig a series of traps for McDonough and his gang so they can collect a large bounty to save the town and then informs them of a large vein of copper nearby that will keep them financially stable for years to come. Before Ben leaps, however, he and Addison are surprised to encounter a man in the town who knows Ben's name and that he is a time traveler, warning Ben to stop following him. Meanwhile, in 2022, the PQL team receives a surprise visit from Congresswoman Kavita Adani, who sits on the project's oversight committee, and tries to keep her from figuring out that Ben made an unauthorized leap. She does, anyway, but Magic convinces her to keep the project running by promising to find a way to save her brother from a fatal car accident in the past in which she was driving.
6"What a Disaster!"Helen Shaver
Chris Grismer		Story by : Steven Lilien & Bryan Wynbrant
Teleplay by : Steven Lilien & Bryan Wynbrant and Martin Gero		John Harvey
October 17, 1989
San Francisco, California		October 24, 2022 (2022-10-24)2.22[8]
Ben leaps into John Harvey in San Francisco moments before the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. He learns he is there to help John's estranged wife, Naomi, save their son, Jason, who originally died in the aftermath of the earthquake. Meanwhile, Ben relives his memories of his deceased mother, who died after an argument with him. Ben finds Jason at the family's old apartment building in Oakland but goes inside to help an old neighbor and is knocked unconscious by falling debris. Fortunately, Jason is able to revive him and they escape the building moments before it collapses. Ben also manages to repair the family's relationship and then uses a hospital phone to call his mother just as he leaps. Ben then awakens in a priest on Halloween. In 2022, the team tries to figure out the identity of the mystery Leaper encountered during Ben's previous leap. They learn he is Richard Martinez, a Marine stationed at Camp Pendleton. However, Martinez has no knowledge of the project and a clean record, which leads Magic and the team to theorize that Martinez will become the Leaper at an unspecified point in the future, making Ian realize that Ben is attempting to reach the future through his leaps.
7"O Ye of Little Faith"Chris GrismerMargarita MatthewsFather James Davenport
October 31, 1934
Coventon, Maryland		October 31, 2022 (2022-10-31)2.33[9]
Ben leaps into a priest who has been called to perform an exorcism on a patient named Daisy, who is supposedly possessed by a demon, and has recently turned 18. Since Ben is not religious, he is uncomfortable performing an exorcism because it goes against his beliefs. Unknown interference prevents Addison from communicating with Ben. When Daisy's aunt is found dead in her room, her family debates whether Daisy murdered her or if the demon did it. Her aunt's will names Daisy to inherit all her money and possessions, which they suspect to be a motive. Ben later discovers that Daisy's symptoms are consistent with being exposed to certain poisons. Eventually he figures out that Daisy's mother and uncle murdered her aunt, and have been poisoning Daisy. Daisy's mother was unhappy with her husband, and so has been having an affair with her brother in law. After Daisy died, her uncle would be next in line to inherit her aunt's money, which Daisy's mother and uncle were going to use to start a new life together. Daisy's mother and uncle are arrested. Ben gets a message from Janis Calavicci (who has been causing the interference preventing Addison from communicating with Ben) warning him, but leaps before she can tell him what she is warning him about.
8"Stand by Ben"Avi YouabianEmily KimBen Winters
July 10, 1996
Lassen County, California		November 7, 2022 (2022-11-07)2.65[10]
Ben leaps into Ben Winters, a teenager who escapes from an abusive academy for troubled youth with three other teens, Stacy, Roy and Leah. Addison tells Ben he's there to save the kids, who got lost following a car crash and died of exposure. With Addison's guidance, Ben leads the kids towards an empty cabin. Though Leah breaks her ankle along the way, they make it to the cabin. Unfortunately, the school staff tracks them and Leah sacrifices herself to allow the others to escape. However, they enlist the help of Leah's uncle, a local news reporter, to expose the school's brutal practices and secure their release. Addison reveals that the kids go on to lead productive lives and remain friends to the present. Ben's experience with the kids triggers his memories of recruiting Janis and, before he leaps, he tells Addison that he finally remembers why he leapt in the first place: to save her. In 2022, Jenn uses the local power grid to track Janis' imaging chamber but Janis sees them coming through PQL security feeds and locks down the facility to buy time to escape.
9"Fellow Travelers"David GrossmanStory by : Drew Lindo & Dean Georgaris
Teleplay by : Drew Lindo		Jack Armstrong
April 24, 1979
Chicago, Illinois		January 2, 2023 (2023-01-02)2.31[11]

Ben leaps into 1979 Chicago as bodyguard Jack Armstrong, assigned to protect famous musician Carly Farmer from mysterious attempts on her life. Addison grows frustrated with Ben for leaping to save her life.

Jamie, estranged sister of Carly, reappears in her life. Initially the suspect, Ben later realizes that Jamie was framed. Trevor, Carly's manager becomes the next suspect, and Ben exposes several threatening letters that Trevor used to frame Jamie. Carly fires Trevor after, and he later reveals that Loretta, one of the backup singers also plan to kill Carly. Ben manages to subdue Loretta in time and save Carly, but he is wounded in the attempt.

Ben promises Addison that he will trust her from here on out and reassures her that they are a team. In 2022, Ian uses Ziggy to track Janis to Belize. The team realize they need Janis' help to save Addison, however she remains uncooperative and implies that the PQL cannot be trusted. Jenn brings Janis in for questioning, but wonders if there may be truth to Janis's story.
10"Paging Dr. Song"Tessa BlakeBenjamin Raab & Deric A. HughesDr. Alexandra Tomkinson
1994
Seattle, Washington		January 9, 2023 (2023-01-09)1.75[12]
Ben leaps into a doctor at a hospital where victims of a train crash are being admitted. His mission is to save the lives of three people. He saves one person by encouraging him to sit still while he removes debris lodged in his head. His wife died in the crash, but Ben encourages him to donate his wife's heart to another crash victim, saving the life of Ben's second patient, who died in the original timeline due to a reaction to an experimental drug used during anesthesia. Ben changes the order to a different drug, but is caught. Though the patient has one operation under the drug, Ben prevents the drug from being used for her second operation. Ben exposes the risks of this drug and saves hundreds of lives. The third is a man who is discovered to have a brain tumor but does not want to get treatment due to the bad life he feels he has lived, including being an absent father to the friend of the doctor into whom Ben leapt. At headquarters, Janis Calavicci tells Addison to tell Ben not to reveal any more of what he remembers about why he leaped in the first place, since someone at Project Quantum Leap cannot be trusted.
11"Leap. Die. Repeat."Pamela RomanowskyMargarita MatthewsTBAJanuary 30, 2023 (2023-01-30)2.10[13]
Ben leaps into a colonel in an elevator with four other people. These people have come to see the initial power up of a highly experimental nuclear reactor. Nevertheless, something goes very wrong and everyone in the facility (including Ben) dies. While the people at headquarters are experiencing the initial grief of losing Ben, their monitors of his vital signs indicates that he is alive. Ben has leapt into a different person who was in the elevator, and gets another try at preventing the disaster. However, it soon becomes apparent that Ben can only leap into each person present in the elevator once before Ben dies permanently. He declared, 'I had thought I was in «Groundhog Day» when I am really in «Rashomon».' Back in 2022, the team have no choice but to ask Janis help with this « quantum loop ». In the end, Janis accepts to tell Addison the name of the person who told Ben to leap in the first place.
12"Let Them Play"UnknownUnknownTBAFebruary 6, 2023 (2023-02-06)N/A

Production

Development

In September 2021, Scott Bakula, who played main character Sam Beckett in the original series, hinted that a reboot of the original Quantum Leap was being considered, with creator Donald P. Bellisario returning in some capacity.[14] A pilot episode was ordered by NBC the following January with plans for writers Steven Lilien and Bryan Wynbrandt to act as showrunners with executive producer Martin Gero and with original series producer and writer Deborah Pratt.[15] Helen Shaver was hired to direct the pilot episode and to serve as an executive producer as well.[16] NBC ordered the show to series in May after reviewing the pilot.[17]

After it received a full series order, Aadrita Mukerji and Dean Georgaris joined as additional executive producers, and Gero took over as showrunner while Lilien and Wynbrandt stayed with the series as executive producers.[18][19] A new pilot was directed by Thor Freudenthal, with the original pilot being scheduled to air later in the season.[19] The decision not to launch the revival with the original pilot was made in order to provide a better introduction to the series,[20] and it was rescheduled as the sixth episode with some reshoots added for context.[21]

In September 2022, Bakula confirmed that he had been asked by producers to reprise his role as Sam Beckett in the revival but had ultimately decided to not be involved with the new series, saying in a statement on Instagram, "As the show has always been near and dear to my heart, it was a very difficult decision to pass on the project".[22]

After the first three episodes had aired, NBC ordered six additional episodes for the first season, bringing its total to 18 episodes.[23] On December 12, 2022, NBC renewed the series for a second season.[24] initially consisting of 13 episodes, with a possibility of more, and going into production immediately after the first season with no break.[25]

Casting

Raymond Lee was the first actor cast in the show, taking the lead role as Dr. Ben Song in March 2022.[26] Shortly afterwards, the cast was filled out with Ernie Hudson, Nanrisa Lee, Mason Alexander Park, and Caitlin Bassett, making her television debut.[27][28] After being ordered to series, Georgina Reilly joined the cast in a recurring role.[29]

Marketing and release

Quantum Leap Season 6 premiered on September 19, 2022.[30] The show is available to stream on Peacock and NBC website and NBC app and On-Demand on Comcast/Xfinity System with ads.

Reception

Critical response

The review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes reported a 50% approval rating with an average rating of 5.2/10, based on 20 critic reviews. The website's critics consensus reads, "This more serialized reboot of Quantum Leap has enough heart to merit a look from viewers with the luxury of time, but it often forgets to have fun with the episodic structure that made the original a classic."[31] On Metacritic, the series has a weighted average score of 56 out of 100 based on eight critics, indicating "mixed or average reviews".[32]

Ratings

Viewership and ratings per episode of Quantum Leap
No. Title Air date Rating
(18–49)		 Viewers
(millions)		 DVR
(18–49)		 DVR viewers
(millions)		 Total
(18–49)		 Total viewers
(millions)
1 "July 13, 1985" September 19, 2022 0.5 3.35[3] 0.3 2.17 0.7 5.52[33]
2 "Atlantis" September 26, 2022 0.3 2.77[4] 0.3 1.90 0.6 4.67[34]
3 "Somebody Up There Likes Ben" October 3, 2022 0.4 2.58[5] 0.3 1.98 0.6 4.56[35]
4 "A Decent Proposal" October 10, 2022 0.4 2.46[6] 0.3 1.72 0.7 4.18[36]
5 "Salvation or Bust" October 17, 2022 0.4 2.41[7] 0.3 1.65 0.6 4.06[37]
6 "What a Disaster!" October 24, 2022 0.3 2.22[8] 0.2 1.54 0.6 3.76[38]
7 "O Ye Of Little Faith" October 31, 2022 0.3 2.33[9] 0.2 1.48 0.5 3.81[39]
8 "Stand by Ben" November 7, 2022 0.4 2.65[10] 0.2 1.56 0.6 4.21[40]
9 "Fellow Travelers" January 2, 2023 0.3 2.31[11] 0.3 1.47 0.6 3.77[41]
10 "Paging Dr. Song" January 9, 2023 0.3 1.75[12] 0.3 1.66 0.5 3.42[42]
11 "Leap. Die. Repeat." January 30, 2023 0.3 2.10[13] TBD TBD TBD TBD

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