#dr sam beckett

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My first set of classic Quantum Leap episode prints are available now, inspired by Season 2 episodes "M.I.A.", "Pool Hall Blues", and "Catch a Falling Star". Find them at: jjlendl.com/quantumleap

[el-ffej]

Happy Leap Day

[robertdeanstockwellgal]

Dean & Scott on ET

Here are Dean Stockwell & Scott Bakula on Entertainment Tonight. 😁🥰

[quantum27]

i will never get over the fact that in The Ending Card of Quantum Leap in which they delivered the most devastating statement ever- they misspelled Sam's last name. how ! How do you do this !!

[conjcosby]

Stardate: August 8th, 2024 ▫ It has been 31 years since Sam Beckett disappeared and the search never stops. Plus it's Sam's birthday today (Not Scott Bakula) and he'd be 71 today. Oh boy! 😊 #scottbakula #drsambeckett #quantumleap #ohboy #august8th #1953 #mirrorimage #tv #scifi #timetravel #birthday

[goodoneguys]

yoooo another one of my favorite episodes

Today is September 9 and today's leap is:

Good Morning, Peoria (S2, E6) September 9, 1959

[enthusiastic-nimrod]

Getting into Lower Decks is kinda like hugging an old friend

[superwholocked2016]

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[hawkp]

I finished Quantum Leap last night.

[ecandjamesvpjournal]

This may throw people for a loop, but I think this is the closest to having a crossover between Doctor Who, and another series I’ve enjoyed.

What if Clara’s Trip into the Doctor’s Timeline was like Quantum Leap?

I know that sounds bugnuts, but at least hear me out before you start pulling the pitchforks and 16th-Century Flame Torches.

If anyone has watched Quantum Leap before know the premise, so you may skip this part if you’re familiar:

In Short: A human earth-bound physicist worked on a project back in the 80s that’s name changed after the events, but once it started, Project: Quantum Leap was born. Dr. Samuel Beckett (1953- ???) had a theory involving quantum physics and time travel, believing that one could time travel within their own lifetime.

He would be the first (Earth) Time Traveler to succeed where others might have failed (like Project: Tic-Toc in the 1960s [See: The Time Tunnel]). And it would work due to the sheer time and effort. However, the government doesn’t want tests, they want results, or they’ll pull funding. By that time, Dr. Beckett consults his close friend Al Calavichi, a Admiral who fought in Vietnam and went M.I.A, due to events that happened during that time (captured, but still alive).

So, pressured to lose funding, Dr. Beckett prematurely stepped into the quantum accelerator, and vanished… into the past.

It worked, but he suffered from partial amnesia (The Swiss-Cheese Effect, as some have called the condition) and he faced mirror images that were not his own. However, Dr. Beckett had help from his friend Al, where he made contact with him as a neurological hologram. Sam continues to travel within his own lifetime (and a bit before thanks to his family tree) where he puts things right that once were wrong.

Dr. Beckett hasn’t been seen since 1998 and the project probably closed down in 2001.

Later, Quantum Leap would be restarted thanks to the efforts of Dr. Ben Song in 2022/23? (Basically they continued the series, claiming it was to continue where the series last left off)

Anyways, that’s the basic premise of the series, Quantum Leap

I’m giving the same warning, If anyone has watched Doctor Who before, know the premise, so you may skip this part if you’re familiar:

In Short: The premise follows The Doctor, an ancient alien who travels in spacetime, disguised as a Police Box front the 1960s (when it isn’t an actual Police Box). The Doctor is part of a race called Gallifreyian (though that’s technically) and they’re titled as Time Lord, as they have mastery over time and space. This race of beings can outlive humans, some going as far as live to be thousands of years old. The Doctor’s vehicle, dubbed TARDIS (Time And Relative Dimension in Space) allows him to travel far distances in space-time.

Most of the time, he fixes things with a sonic screwdriver (a handy tool for the traveling madman), and sometimes he doesn’t. He has different faces across all of his life, as one of the things that gives the Time Lords and Ladys their longevity, is the ability to regenerate from injury and/or near death. When they die, or come close to it, their bodies can burn and rebuild every cell in their bodies (which includes the cells that makes up the shape and structure of their bodies).

Doctor Who has been active since 1963, and took a break in 1989, with a brief movie in 1995.

So, what’s the theory?

What if Clara was leaping into the lives of the Doctor’s companions, putting things right that were wrong by the Collective Intelligence, who went back in time to cause havoc in all of The Doctor’s regenerations?

It would be interesting since the whole idea was that Clara was like that way (from previous episodes, “Asylum of the Daleks”, and “The Snowmen”) where she ends up traveling through time, similar to the Quantum Accelerator that Dr. Beckett used.

At least, that’s my theory and idea, and it would explain why some companions do what they do.

[winterswake]

DR. SAM BECKETT in Quantum Leap 4x06

[acecroft]

Scott Bakula as Dr. Sam Beckett in Quantum Leap 4.02

[foxns]

Dr. Sam Beckett + Text Posts

[conjcosby]

Stardate: 202307.28 ▫ I've watched the new Quantum Leap 1st 9 episodes. Love it. Hopefully Sam Beckett makes an appearance later. Oh boy! 😊🙏 @scottbakula @raymomomo @caitlinbassett #scottbakula #drsambeckett #sambeckett #raymondlee #drbensong #bensong #caitlinbassett #addisonaugustine #quantumleap #newquantumleap #quantumleapfan #quantumleapfans #quantumleapfandom #quantumleapfanart #fan #art #friday #fridays #fanart #fanartfriday #fanartfridays

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[goodoneguys]

literally one of my favorite episodes

Today is September 9 and today's leap is:

The Play's the Thing (S4, E11) September 9, 1969