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The TV series includes time travel, alternate worlds, saving universes, and so much character development that it’s hard to find something just as good. This is a story where the villain becomes the hero, continuing a journey started before his death.

With the series now seemingly at an end, there’s no doubt that you want to find something else to watch. Here are five great shows to check out next, and not all of them are Marvel!

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Gersh has signed actor Raymond Lee for representation, Variety has learned exclusively. Lee continues to be repped by Stephanie Nese Entertainment, and Jackoway Austen Tyerman.

Lee previously starred in the NBC reboot of “Quantum Leap.” In the show, he played Dr. Ben Song, who steps into the Quantum Leap accelerator and awakes to find himself trapped in the past and driven by an unknown force to change history for the better. The series aired for two seasons and 31 episodes, originally debuting in 2022.

Lee has also starred in shows like the critically-acclaimed AMC series “Kevin Can F*** Himself,” appearing in the series regular role of Sam, as well as the Alan Ball HBO series “Here and Now.” His other TV credits include “Made for Love,” “Prodigal Son,” “Mozart in the Jungle,” and “Scandal.”

In film, Lee was seen in the blockbuster sequel “Top Gun: Maverick” in the role of Lt. Logan “Yale” Lee,...

We know not all shows will make it through a year, but that doesn’t mean we have to be happy about cancellations. NBC opted to cancel four shows in 2024, and another one is on the move to a streaming platform. Let’s take a look back at what we won’t watch in 2025.

The 2023–2024 TV season was certainly an odd one. With the writers strike and then the actors strike throughout the summer and fall of 2023, it made it much harder to get our favorite shows back. Most of them were held for the midseason, but others were able to get fall slots.

You would think that the fall slots would allow for a success. Sadly, that wasn’t the case for one series in particular. Meanwhile, another was canceled even before the strike action started, but didn’t officially end until 2024.

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Some cancellations always hurt more than others. That was certainly the case for the broadcast TV shows in 2024. We are still salty about some of those decisions.

We know that some TV shows have to come to an end. The writing is usually on the wall for some of them. The linear ratings are down, or the show just isn’t getting great reviews. However, this year, there were some cancellations that were completely unjustified. Or we lost great shows that just didn’t have the chance to find their audiences.

We’re taking a look back at 2024 and the TV cancellations that hurt the most. We’re not just sad; we’re salty. This is for broadcast only. There are some streaming cancellations that I absolutely hate!

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There are very few comedies on TV now. This year has seen a few hits on NBC, but other networks have struggled.

SkyNet isn't done yet. The monstrous AI will terrorize the time stream again in a new Terminator comic. This time around, the genocidal robots have a surprising inspiration. During an interview with Dynamite Entertainment, writer Declan Shalvey spoke about his inspiration for his new comic, The Terminator. Set across space and time, the story features a desperate SkyNet sending various Terminators to kill the ancestors of the resistance. In that vein, Shalvey compared the tale to Quantum Leap, the '90s series starring Scott Bakula:

Once I was asked if there was a license I'd like to do, what would it be? And my answer was Quantum Leap, because I love that show. And I realized the other day that actually I'm kind of doing that with Terminator, except it's Quantum Leap from hell. And that's just interesting, the one thing I'd like to do I've kind of made it into something else.

Last month, NBC cancelled Quantum Leap after two seasons, and many are wondering why the series was not moved over to Peacock, like Law & Order: Organized Crime. The procedural drama is moving to the streaming service for its fifth season instead of remaining on NBC.

Raymond Lee, Caitlin Bassett, Ernie Hudson, Mason Alexander Park, Nanrisa Lee, Eliza Taylor, and Peter Gadiot starred in the Quantum Leap series, which follows Ben Song (Lee) as he relaunches the Quantum Leap project and finds himself traveling through time much like his predecessor Sam Beckett did in the original series.

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Renowned actor Ernie Hudson opened up about his disappointment regarding the unexpected cancelation of the popular television series Quantum Leap. The show, which premiered in 2022 as a revival of the beloved 1989 classic, featured Raymond Lee as Dr. Ben Song, a scientist embarking on time-traveling adventures.

In an interview with Screen Rant, expressing his sentiments, Hudson highlighted his affection for the cast and crew, lamenting the missed opportunity for the series to fully realize its potential. He emphasized the desire for a deeper involvement in the storyline, reflecting on his passion for meaningful contributions to his projects.

Related 'Farewell Leapers': Quantum Leap Stars React After NBC Cancels Revival Series The stars of the new Quantum Leap share their emotional reactions as NBC axes the revival after two seasons.

Quoting Hudson's remarks from the interview, he expressed, I was really kind of disappointed because I felt like it takes a while for...

Ernie Hudson is disappointed that Quantum Leap had to end so soon. Hudson loved working alongside the cast and felt that the show provided him with stable and ongoing work. The Quantum Leap revival was canceled after two seasons, leaving the entire cast shocked by its sudden ending.

Ernie Hudson has much to say about the surprising cancelation of Quantum Leap. The show premiered in 2022 as a revival of the hit 1989 show. It starred Raymond Lee as Dr. Ben Song, a scientist left leaping across time as he desperately tries to find a way to stabilize his leaps. Hudson played Herbert "Magic" Williams, the man in charge of the Quantum Leap project. The show ran for just two seasons before its cancelation.

Since Quantum Leap season 3 was canceled, the cast has slowly been offering their own opinions about the show's ending. In an interview with Screen Rant's Owen Danoff about Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire,...

NBCUniversal organized a move from NBC to Peacock for Law & Order: Organized Crime, but that’s one leap that Quantum Leap isn’t making. Last month, Quantum Leap fans learned that NBC had canceled the sci-fi drama after two seasons, bringing Dr. Ben Song’s (Raymond Lee) time-traveling adventures to an end. And last week, Organized Crime followers learned the Law & Order spinoff would be moving from NBC to Peacock for Season 5, meaning Detective Elliot Stabler (Christopher Meloni) will be solving cases (and perhaps swearing up a storm) in streaming. Now Jeff Bader, President of Program Planning Strategy at NBCUniversal Entertainment, has revealed why Quantum Leap didn’t get the Peacock treatment like its former network sibling. “Organized Crime is a very successful show; this isn’t a show that was on the bubble,” Bader told TVLine in a new interview. “It’s a show that works across the board,...

Following Quantum Leap’s cancellation after two seasons, Jeff Bader, President of Program Planning Strategy at NBCUniversal Entertainment, has spoken up about why the show didn’t move to Peacock like it’s network sibling Law & Order: Organized Crime.

“Organized Crime is a Very successful show; this isn’t a show that was on the bubble,” Bader tells TVLine. “It’s a show that works across the board, and it’s very, very strong on streaming. [Moving Season 5 to Peacock] is a win-win for us — 80% of its viewing isn’t in the time period where we schedule it, it’s delayed on Peacock, so...

Network: NBC

Episodes: 31 (hour)

Seasons: Two

TV show dates: September 19, 2022 -- February 20, 2024

Series status: Cancelled

Performers include: Raymond Lee, Caitlin Bassett, Ernie Hudson, Mason Alexander Park, and Nanrisa Lee.

TV show description:

A sci-fi series, the Quantum Leap TV show is a sequel to the 1989-93 series of the same name which ran on NBC for 97 episodes.

It’s been nearly 30 years since Dr. Sam Beckett stepped into the Quantum Leap accelerator and vanished. Now, a new team, led by physicist Ben Song (Lee), has been assembled to restart the project in hope of understanding the mysteries behind the machine and the man who created it.

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Warning! Spoilers for Quantum Leap's season 2 finale!

Quantum Leap was canceled by NBC more than a month after its season 2 finale. The cancelation was due to declining ratings, despite the potential for a strong third season. The series' cliffhanger ending left many disappointed as it set up intriguing story possibilities for future seasons.

The cancelation of Quantum Leap after its season 2 finale is disappointing due to the lost story potential, with the series setting up new, exciting ideas that would amplify the premise. A revival of the original 1989 show by the same name, Quantum Leap follows Dr. Ben Song (Raymond Lee), who replicated the experiments done by Dr. Sam Beckett (Scott Bakula). This causes him to become untethered to the present, replacing people from the past as he tries to simultaneously get back home and assist those around him.

The series premiered in 2022 and was written by Steven Lilien and Bryan Wynbrandt,...

Quick Links Season 3 Of The Quantum Leap Reboot Has Been Canceled Quantum Leap Season 3 Cast Quantum Leap Season 3 Story Predictions Quantum Leap Season 3: Further News & Info Season 3 of the Quantum Leap reboot has been canceled by NBC, leaving the story unresolved. The cast of season 3 was expected to include the same actors as the first two seasons. The story for season 3 was unknown, but there were predictions that Dr. Song would continue his time-traveling journey.

Quantum Leap season 3 would have continued NBC’s rebooted sci-fi show, though the network shockingly canceled it after season 2. The 2022 Quantum Leap reboot returned viewers to the world of the original 1989-1993 show, this time focusing on physicist and new leaper Dr. Ben Song, played by Raymond Lee. The reboot has had two seasons so far which have been received well by returning Quantum Leap fans and new viewers in the NBC audience...

NBC has chosen to officially cancel the Quantum Leap revival series after only two seasons, marking the second time the franchise has ended a TV show with a frustrating cliffhanger. Among those who are feeling disappointed are the main stars of the series, Raymond Lee and Caitlin Bassett.

After the news broke, Raymond Lee took to Instagram to share his thoughts on the unfortunate revelation. The actor took the high road by focusing on the positives of the situation, noting how "proud" he is of the two seasons that were made along with how appreciative he is of the "awesome friends" he's made. He also expressed some hope that these characters may get more closure one day if the franchise somehow gets revived by another team in the future.

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Will Ben end up in the wrong time and place in the second season of the Quantum Leap TV show on NBC? As we all know, the Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether a TV show like Quantum Leap is cancelled or renewed for season three. Unfortunately, most of us do not live in Nielsen households. Because many viewers feel frustrated when their viewing habits and opinions aren't considered, we invite you to rate all of the second season episodes of Quantum Leap here. *Status Update Below.

An NBC sci-fi series, the Quantum Leap TV show is a sequel to the 1989-93 series of the same name. This incarnation stars Raymond Lee, Caitlin Bassett, Ernie Hudson, Mason Alexander Park, Nanrisa Lee, Eliza Taylor, and Peter Gadiot. Led by physicist Ben Song (Lee), a new team has been assembled to...

The first season of the new Quantum Leap wasn't a big hit in the ratings, but NBC had faith and renewed the series anyway. Thanks to the actors and writers strikes, Quantum Leap is one of the few scripted network drama series to return with new episodes this fall. Will this help new viewers discover the show? Will Quantum Leap be cancelled or renewed for season three? Stay tuned. *Status Update Below.

A sci-fi series, the Quantum Leap TV show is a sequel to the 1989-93 series of the same name. This incarnation stars Raymond Lee, Caitlin Bassett, Ernie Hudson, Mason Alexander Park, Nanrisa Lee, Eliza Taylor, and Peter Gadiot. Led by physicist Ben Song (Lee), a new team has been assembled to restart the Quantum Leap project. When Ben makes an unauthorized leap into the past, the...

Raymond Lee shared a heartfelt farewell to Quantum Leap. NBC pulls the plug on Quantum Leap after just two seasons, leaving behind disappointed fans and stars. With the abrupt cancelation of Quantum Leap, the hopes for a teased Season 3 are dashed.

Quantum Leap has been canceled at NBC after just two seasons. The revival of the sci-fi show starred Raymond Lee, Caitlin Bassett, and Ernie Hudson, but it looks like the adventures of physicist Dr. Ben Song have now run out of time. The cancelation comes just over a month after the finale of the second season, and drew a reaction from both Lee and Bassett, who shared their thanks to fans who supported the series.

Quantum Leap (2022) Release DateSeptember 19, 2022CastRaymond Lee, Mason Alexander Park, Caitlin Bassett, Eliza Taylor, Peter Gadiot, Ernie HudsonMain Genre Sci-FiSeasons2

Quantum Leap originally debuted in 1989, with Scott Bakula playing Dr. Sam Beckett as a scientist...

Back in 1989, the original Quantum Leap sci-fi series was one of the more popular shows on TV. Created by Donald P. Bellisario, the series consisted of a total of 97 episodes spread through five seasons. The original show starred Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell. Bellisario revived the show in 2022, setting it 30 years after the end of the original series. The series ran for two seasons (31 episodes in total) on NBC, and we are sad to report that the series has now been canceled after two seasons on NBC.

This news doesn’t really come as a major shocker to anyone, as the series had been on the bubble ever since its two-hour season finale that aired on February 20, 2024. In contrast to this, the series had been renewed for a second season in December 2022, while the season was still being broadcast.

The new series starred Raymond Lee as the new lead protagonist Dr.

Ben and his team have run out of time. NBC has cancelled Quantum Leap, so viewers won't be seeing a third season. The second season of 13 episodes finished airing in February.

A sci-fi series, the Quantum Leap TV show is a sequel to the 1989-93 series of the same name. This incarnation stars Raymond Lee, Caitlin Bassett, Ernie Hudson, Mason Alexander Park, Nanrisa Lee, Eliza Taylor, and Peter Gadiot. Led by physicist Ben Song (Lee), a new team has been assembled to restart the Quantum Leap project. When Ben makes an unauthorized leap into the past, the team is left behind to solve the mystery of why he did it. At Ben’s side throughout his leaps is Addison (Bassett), who appears in the form of a hologram only Ben can see and hear. At the helm of...

Has Dr. Ben Song (Raymond Lee) made his final leap? It would appear so, as Deadline has reported that NBC has canceled Quantum Leap after two seasons. The series had been on the bubble, so the news isn’t a complete surprise, but it’s sure to be disappointing for fans.

The follow-up to the original series takes place nearly 30 years since Dr. Sam Beckett stepped into the Quantum Leap accelerator and vanished. Now, a new team, led by physicist Ben Song (Lee), has been assembled to restart the project. Everything changes, however, when Ben makes an unauthorized leap into the past, leaving the team behind to solve the mystery of why he did it. The second season finale aired on February 20th. While it wasn’t written to be a series finale, Quantum Leap showrunners Martin Gero and Dean Georgaris hoped it could provide some closure while also setting the stage for new stories.

The Quantum Leap revival has been cancelled by NBC. This news comes a month and a half after the season 2 finale. Season 2 of the science fiction show ended on a cliffhanger.

Quantum Leap is ending. The NBC science fiction show is a revival of the Scott Bakula show of the same name that originally ran for five seasons between 1989 and 1993. The new show premiered in 2022 and starred Raymond Lee as Ben Song, a physicist with Quantum Leap who ends up traveling through time and inhabiting different people's bodies, fixing their problems in order to continue leaping from body to body as he attempts to make his way home.

Per TVLine, NBC will not be moving forward with Quantum Leap season 3 and the show has officially been cancelled. This news comes a month and a half after the season 2 finale aired on February 20. Although the first half of season 2 was getting...

NBC has canceled the reboot of Quantum Leap after just two seasons.

The new series, starring Raymond Lee as physicist Dr. Ben Song, served as a follow-up to the 1989 series of the same name.

The season two finale aired back in February and it will now serve as the series finale as well.

The show’s co-showrunners Martin Gero and Dean Georgaris previously confirmed that the season two finale was not intended to be a series finale, but they had written it in a way to wrap up the storylines that had been followed in the season.

“When we got the early renewal for Season 2, we knew we were not going to end it on a cliffhanger,” Georgaris told Deadline. “We were going to end it on the first scene from Season 3, and we’re going to end it with the two characters together, but in a way that you never expected.

Bad news has been revealed for fans of the Quantum Leap sequel series at NBC. It has just been revealed that the network has pulled the plug on the series after a two-season run, following the second season wrapping on NBC in February.

The news was revealed by The Hollywood Reporter on Friday. Reportedly, the show was one of the lowest-rated scripted originals on NBC, and this most likely played the biggest part in the show getting canceled. Even so, some fans may still be shocked to hear about the renewal, and this is bound to be disappointing for those who've been watching. Of course, it's always possible that the series could be saved by moving to another network or streaming service, but it's not yet clear if the show will be shopped around, or if this is truly the end.

Related How the Quantum Leap Reboot Transforms the 'Stealth...

“Quantum Leap” has been canceled at NBC after two seasons, Variety has confirmed.

The show served as a followup to the 1989 show of the same name starring Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell. The revamped version starred Raymond Lee as physicist Dr. Ben Song, whose attempt to restart the Quantum Leap project pioneered by Dr. Sam Beckett leads to him being trapped in different people’s lives in the past just like Beckett. As he seeks to put right what once went wrong in those lives, he “leaps” to different lives while hoping that each leap will be the leap home.

The cast of the series also included Caitlin Bassett, Ernie Hudson, Mason Alexander Park, and Nanrisa Lee. Steven Lilien and Bryan Wynbrandt developed the series and served as executive producers alongside Martin Gero via Quinn’s House, Dean Georgaris, Deborah Pratt, Chris Grismer, and Alex Berger. Universal Television was the studio.

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Quantum Leap season 2 finale!

Jenn's death in the Quantum Leap season 2 finale was important due to her security role and the need for risk. Showrunner Martin Gero says she was chosen for the impact and danger, knowing she would be brought back. Gero clarified that Jenn's death was selected strategically as the show values the core cast.

Quantum Leap showrunner Martin Gero has opened up about why a major character death in season 2 was important, even if it did get reversed. During the season 2 finale, Jenn goes to Pql's headquarters, intent on keeping Gideon from getting to their accelerator. However, she is killed by his men, only brought back to life thanks to Ben befriending Hannah's son, Jeffrey - who later becomes Gideon - in the past.

Speaking with Screen Rant, Gero explained why Jenn's death was an important part of the Quantum Leap season 2 finale,...

Quantum Leap's action-packed, double-episode finale was a fitting end to a season that was heavy on explosions, paradoxes, and the 1970s.

Perhaps to make up for a second season that stumbled at times in its pacing, the finale kicked things into overdrive with non-stop action set pieces and bombshell revelations.

So! Let's dig into what happened this season, where it left, and what it all means for Ben and the rest of the Quantum Leap team. 

The majority of Quantum Leap Season 2 took place in or around the 1970s, but the episodes featuring Hannah moved beyond that decade and were almost cinematic in their look, feel, and subject matter (Aliens in New Mexico! Nazis at Princeton! Spycraft in Cairo!).

Ben and Hannah may not have enjoyed much time together during his leaps, but they more than made up for that in adrenaline.

The finale finally brought together this season's...

Warning: Spoilers for the season 2 finale of Quantum Leap.

Hannah's revelation in the Quantum Leap season 2 finale opens a world of possibilities for Ben and Addison's joint leaping adventures. Eliza Taylor's pivotal role as Hannah may not continue in future seasons, but the door is open for other characters to return. Ben and Addison are now leaping together, increasing storytelling opportunities in potential season 3 of Quantum Leap.

The two-part finale of Quantum Leap season 2 aired on NBC on Tuesday, February 20 and is currently available to stream on Peacock. While the sci-fi show is yet to be renewed, the ending of "Against Time" opened a world of new possibilities for Ben and Addison. Believing she's about to die, Hannah reveals that she has written a code that will allow Ben to swap with another leaper. Addison steps into the accelerator to save her ex-fiancé, but the biggest twist occurs when she appears alongside Ben,...

Addison takes on a new role as a leaper alongside Ben, changing their relationship in Quantum Leap season 3. The showrunners have expressed excitement for Addison's new role, promising fresh twists and surprises for the characters. Ben and Addison's bond will strengthen in Quantum Leap season 3, introducing a new dynamic in their time-travel adventures.

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Quantum Leap season 2 finale!The relationship between Addison and Ben is sure to change in Quantum Leap season 3. A revival of the 1989 show, the modern telling follows up on Dr. Sam Beckett's adventures by focusing on a new leaper, Raymond Lee's Dr. Ben Song. Ben's partner, Addison (Caitlin Bassett), does what she can to help Ben as he jumps through time. The season 2 finale, however, threw a twist in their relationship. Instead of Addison merely observing, she is now leaping right alongside Ben.

While Quantum Leap season 3 is not yet guaranteed,...

Quantum Leap wrapped its second season on NBC last night, and now viewers are wondering about the show's future. NBC has not yet renewed the sci-fi drama for a third season, but co-showrunners Martin Gero and Dean Georgaris do have the season mapped out. However, the season two finale could also work as a series finale.

Starring Raymond Lee, Caitlin Bassett, Ernie Hudson, Mason Alexander Park, Nanrisa Lee, Eliza Taylor, and Peter Gadiot, the Quantum Leap series follows Ben Song (Lee) as he takes over the Quantum Leap project and gets stuck traveling through time as Sam Beckett did in the original series.

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NBC’s Quantum Leap season two episode 11 ended with Magic taking the fall and resigning as head of Project Quantum Leap. So, is he really gone? The answer may be revealed during the two-part season two finale. Episode 12, “As the World Burns,” kicks off the finale on Tuesday, February 20, 2024 at 9pm Et/Pt. “Against Time” follows at 10pm Et/Pt.

Raymond Lee leads the cast as Ben Song, Caitlin Bassett stars as Addison Augustine, and Ernie Hudson returns as Herbert “Magic” Williams. Mason Alexander Park plays Ian Wright, Nanrisa Lee stars as Jenn Chou, Eliza Taylor is Hannah Carson, and Peter Gadiot is Tom Westfall.

“As the World Burns” Plot: Ben leaps into the body of a Baltimore firefighter in 1974 and is unexpectedly reunited with his time-crossed love, Hannah, and her son, Jeffrey. Trapped in an inferno, Ben must find a way to repair their troubled relationship and save their lives.

Quantum Leap fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 2 Episode 12 episode titled As the World Burns!

Find out everything you need to know about the As the World Burns episode of Quantum Leap, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

Quantum Leap As the World Burns Season 2 Episode 12 Preview

Don’t miss the thrilling and emotional episode of “Quantum Leap” titled “As the World Burns,” airing on NBC at 9:00 Pm on February 20, 2024!

In this heart-pounding installment, Ben leaps into the body of a Baltimore firefighter in 1974, plunging into the heart of danger and chaos. But as he navigates the intense challenges of battling blazes and saving lives, Ben is unexpectedly reunited with his time-crossed love, Hannah, and her son, Jeffrey.

Trapped in the midst of a raging inferno, Ben must not only confront the flames threatening...

Ben leaps into a journalist in the ’80s on NBC’s Quantum Leap season two episode 11. “The Outsider” will air on Tuesday, February 13, 2024 at 10pm Et/Pt.

Raymond Lee leads the cast as Ben Song, Caitlin Bassett stars as Addison Augustine, and Ernie Hudson returns as Herbert “Magic” Williams. Mason Alexander Park plays Ian Wright, Nanrisa Lee stars as Jenn Chou, Eliza Taylor is Hannah Carson, and Peter Gadiot is Tom Westfall.

“The Outsider” Plot: An anonymous source sends Ben and an experienced local Denver TV journalist on the trail of a dangerous conspiracy as they pursue the scoop of a lifetime in the early ’80s. There’s trouble at HQ when Ian’s past decisions come back to haunt the team.

Raymond Lee as Dr. Ben Song in ‘Quantum Leap’ season 2 episode 11 (Photo by: Jordin Althaus/NBC)

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It’s been nearly 30 years since Dr.

The highly anticipated second half of Quantum Leap Season 2 is expected to be filled with more drama and time-travel shenanigans. 

Five episodes are still set to premiere for Quantum Leap's return in 2024, and the stakes are higher than ever. 

The first half of the show's sophomore run ended with Ben Song (Raymond Lee) contemplating a major decision that could change his life and the Quantum Leap project forever.

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Quantum Leap fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 2 Episode 11 episode titled The Outsider!

Find out everything you need to know about the The Outsider episode of Quantum Leap, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

Quantum Leap The Outsider Season 2 Episode 11 Preview

In this upcoming episode of “Quantum Leap” titled “The Outsider,” set to air on NBC at 10:00 Pm on February 13, 2024, viewers are in for an adrenaline-pumping journey into the world of investigative journalism and high-stakes conspiracies. This episode promises to be a thrilling ride from start to finish.

The storyline revolves around Ben, a determined journalist, and his collaboration with an experienced local Denver TV journalist. Their mission? To uncover a dangerous conspiracy that could change the course of history. The early ’80s setting adds a nostalgic and intriguing element to the episode, taking...

Ben leaps back to the ’50s and into a treasure hunter on NBC’s Quantum Leap season two episode 10. “The Family Treasure” airs on Tuesday, February 6, 2024 at 10pm Et/Pt.

Raymond Lee leads the cast as Ben Song, Caitlin Bassett stars as Addison Augustine, and Ernie Hudson returns as Herbert “Magic” Williams. Mason Alexander Park plays Ian Wright, Nanrisa Lee stars as Jenn Chou, Eliza Taylor is Hannah Carson, and Peter Gadiot is Tom Westfall.

“The Family Treaure” Plot: A cursed treasure hunt draws Ben to Mexico in 1953, putting him between two estranged siblings struggling with their late father’s legacy. As they navigate a series of lethal obstacles, Ben finds the real challenge lies in repairing this broken family’s bond.

Raymond Lee as Dr. Ben Song and Hollie Bahar as Sarah in ‘Quantum Leap’ season 2 episode 10 (Photo by: Jordin Althaus/NBC)

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It’s been nearly 30 years since Dr.

Quantum Leap Season 2 Episode 9 Episode Description And Spoilers Quantum Leap Season 2 Episode 9 Photos Off The Cuff 01/30/2024 (10:00Pm – 11:00Pm) (Tuesday) : When Ben leaps into a bounty hunter escorting the world’s most slippery criminal, a deadly pursuit forces them to go into hiding, but Ben quickly realizes this leap is more than meets the eye. Addison faces a difficult decision. s02e09 2×09 2.09 s2e9 About Quantum Leap It’s been nearly 30 years since Dr. Sam Beckett stepped into the Quantum Leap accelerator and vanished. Now, a new team, led by physicist Ben Song (Raymond Lee), has been ... Read more...

“Quantum Leap” fans, get ready for an exhilarating ride as Season 2, Episode 10, titled “The Family Treasure,” takes you on a thrilling adventure. Tune in to NBC on Tuesday, February 6, 2024, at 10:00 Pm for an episode that combines history, mystery, and the unbreakable bonds of family.

In this exciting installment, a cursed treasure hunt leads Ben to Mexico in the year 1953. As he delves into the quest for a hidden family treasure, he becomes entangled in the lives of two estranged siblings who are grappling with the weight of their father’s legacy. The treasure hunt serves as the backdrop for a heartwarming and action-packed episode.

As Ben and the siblings navigate a series of lethal obstacles, they quickly discover that the real challenge lies in repairing the broken bonds within their family. “The Family Treasure” promises to be an emotionally charged episode that showcases the power of reconciliation and the importance of family connections.

Quantum Leap star Caitlin Bassett urges viewers to write to NBC to express their support for a potential season 3. The show's performance on Peacock and undisclosed international numbers may also play a role in the decision to renew the show. The introduction of new characters in season 2 could be pivotal to the show's future, potentially leading to a cliffhanger.

Although Quantum Leap has yet to be renewed for season 3, star Caitlin Bassett is hopeful for more episodes in the future. Bassett plays Addison Augustine in the NBC show, which is a loose revival of the 1980s of the same name. Addison returns in Quantum Leap season 2, though her relationship with Dr. Ben Song (Raymond Lee) is not the same after a time travel mishap leaves him missing and presumed dead for years. When he eventually resurfaces, Addison has moved on to a new relationship.

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NBC’s Quantum Leap finally returns from its lengthy winter break with season two episode nine, “Off the Cuff.” Episode nine, which finds Ben leaping into a bounty hunter, will air on Tuesday, January 30, 2024 at 10pm Et/Pt.

Season two will wrap up with a two-hour finale on February 20th.

Raymond Lee leads the cast as Ben Song, Caitlin Bassett stars as Addison Augustine, and Ernie Hudson returns as Herbert “Magic” Williams. Mason Alexander Park plays Ian Wright, Nanrisa Lee stars as Jenn Chou, Eliza Taylor is Hannah Carson, and Peter Gadiot is Tom Westfall.

“Off the Cuff” Plot: When Ben leaps into a bounty hunter escorting the world’s most slippery criminal, a deadly pursuit forces them to go into hiding, but Ben quickly realizes this leap is more than meets the eye. Addison faces a difficult decision.

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Quantum Leap fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 2 Episode 9 episode titled Off the Cuff!

Find out everything you need to know about the Off the Cuff episode of Quantum Leap, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

Quantum Leap Off the Cuff Season 2 Episode 9 Preview

In the upcoming episode of “Quantum Leap” titled “Off the Cuff,” set to air on NBC at 10:00 Pm on January 30, 2024, viewers are in for another thrilling adventure as the brilliant physicist continues his time-traveling escapades. The premise of “Quantum Leap” follows the physicist’s extraordinary journey, leaping from life to life to correct past mistakes with the assistance of his dedicated team in the present day. Yet, the enigma surrounding his leaps and the quest to find his way home remain central to the ongoing narrative.

“Off the Cuff” promises...

In the upcoming episode of “Quantum Leap,” airing at 10:00 Pm on Tuesday, January 30, 2024, on NBC, viewers are in for another time-bending adventure in “Off the Cuff.” This Season 2 Episode 9 follows the journey of a brilliant physicist who finds himself traversing through time, leaping into different lives with the mission of correcting past mistakes.

As the physicist leaps from one life to another, the complexities of his mission unfold, guided by a present-day team assisting him in unraveling the mysteries of the past. Amidst the quest to right historical wrongs, the physicist grapples with the challenge of retaining his memories and finding his way back home.

“Off the Cuff” promises a captivating blend of sci-fi, drama, and suspense as viewers are taken on a rollercoaster of temporal twists and turns. Tune in to NBC at 10:00 Pm for this thrilling episode of “Quantum Leap,” where every leap brings new opportunities for redemption and self-discovery.

Quantum Leap has a return date. The NBC series will resume its second season later this month and is taking over the timeslot currently held by Found on Tuesday nights.

Found, which has already been renewed for a second season, wraps its first season this week. Quantum Leap has yet to be cancelled or renewed for a third season.

Starring Raymond Lee, Caitlin Bassett, Ernie Hudson, Mason Alexander Park, Nanrisa Lee, Eliza Taylor, and Peter Gadiot, this sequel series follows physicist Ben Song (Lee) as he is stuck traveling through time, just as Dr. Sam Beckett was in the original series.

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Quantum Leap season 2 returns on January 30, with the finale airing on February 20. The show will be moving from its regular Wednesday slot to Tuesdays at 10 Eastern. Dr. Ben Song continues his mission to return to the present time, facing danger along the way.

Quantum Leap is finally back, but there have been some changes to the show's schedule. A follow-up to the original 1989 show, the new series follows Dr. Ben Song (Raymond Lee), as he leaps across time and space and finds danger in every new location. Song's mission is to eventually return to the present time, where he hopes to stay, but his efforts are constantly in vain.

While the wait continues for a Quantum Leap season 3 announcement, word on the release dates for the mid-season premiere and the season finale has finally arrived. TV Insider reports that season 2 will return on January 30, while the finale will air on February 20. In a twist,...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Quantum Leap season 2, episode 8!

Season 2 of Quantum Leap reveals that Ben may finally come home, as information from Tom could bring him back to the present. Ben's return could affect his relationship with Hannah and have uncertain implications for the timeline if he decides to come back with her. If successful, the method to save Ben might also bring back the original series' protagonist, Sam, who was lost in time.

Quantum Leap star Nanrisa Lee has opened up about season 2's big reveal from Tom, and what it might mean for Ben and Sam in the show's future. During the mid-season finale, the US Army Intelligence officer returns from a trip to Washington, D.C. with information that could bring Ben back to the present. This has major implications for Ben's ability to return to his home time, alongside Sam, the leaper from the original series.

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Quantum Leap season 2, episode 8.

The mid-season finale of NBC's Quantum Leap reboot reveals that Tom has a way to bring Ben home. Nanrisa Lee, Mason Alexander Park, and Ernie Hudson discuss their characters and potential future plotlines in the series. Ernie Hudson's character, Magic, is still in recovery and dealing with stress as the team tries to bring Ben back.

Based on Donald P. Bellisario's 1989 series, NBC's Quantum Leap reboot aired its mid-season finale on Wednesday, December 13. Season 2, Episode 8 is titled "Nomads" and follows Ben and Addison on a leap to Egypt. Against all odds, Ben is reunited with Hannah for a third time and the two continue their star-crossed romance. However, the biggest surprise drops in the episode's final seconds when Tom reveals to Addison that he has a way to bring Ben home.

Raymond Lee and Caitlin Bassett star as Ben and Addison,...

When Quantum Leap returned to television in 2022, the difference noted immediately between Dr. Ben Song's and Dr. Sam Beckett's adventures was their support team.

Where Sam had only Al Calavicci as his holo-guide, Ben enters the accelerator knowing a team of friends (and one secret conspirator) has his back.

Having that team -- specifically, computer specialist Ian Wright, Security Chief Jenn Chu, and team leader Herbert "Magic" Williams -- has imbued the new series with a life and tone all its own.

Speaking exclusively with TV Fanatic over Zoom, the actors who play the HQ Trio -- Mason Alexander Park, Nanrisa Lee, and Ernie Hudson -- open up about their personal connections to the show and how Quantum Leap Season 2 adds depth and nuance to their characters and the narrative.

When TV Fanatic spoke with Ernie Hudson before the series premiere, we asked about his own history with the franchise.

Quantum Leap cast members discuss the possibility of Ben's return in season 2, acknowledging that it would drastically change the show's format. They express their trust in the writers and their excitement about the direction the show will take. If Ben does return, the focus of Quantum Leap would shift, no longer revolving around time jumps and experiencing strangers' lives. The cliffhanger ending of episode 8 leaves viewers with unanswered questions about what comes next.

After that huge Ben twist, cast members from Quantum Leap are teasing the rest of season 2. The NBC series, built around the disappearance of Dr. Sam Beckett, follows Ben Song (Raymond Lee) and a group of researchers who attempt to resume the Quantum Leap project. Along with Lee, the Quantum Leap cast also includes Caitlin Bassett (Addison Augustine), Mason Alexander Park (Ian Wright), Ernie Hudson (Herbert "Magic" Williams), Nanrisa Lee (Jenn Chou), Eliza Taylor (Hannah Carson), and...

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Quantum Leap season 2, episode 8.

The mid-season finale of Quantum Leap featured an episode filmed in Egypt, providing a once-in-a-lifetime experience for the cast. The reunion of Ben and Addison as Ben's hologram allowed for the exploration of their changed relationship dynamic, adding complexity to the story. Ben's new connection with Hannah brings physical touch into the equation, filling a void for him, but also complicating his emotional state during the leaps.

The mid-season finale of Quantum Leap aired Wednesday, December 13th on NBC and left fans with plenty to hold them over until the show returns in 2024. Addison reprises her role as Ben's hologram and joins him on a leap to Egypt, with the former couple determined to find a way to stay in one another's lives. Their rocky relationship becomes even more complex when Ben, once again, reunites with Hannah, and Addison picks up on their indisputable connection.

We’ve arrived at the Quantum Leap midseason finale with season two episode eight. “Nomad,” which finds Ben leaping into a spy, airs on NBC on Wednesday, December 13, 2023 at 8pm Et/Pt.

Raymond Lee leads the cast as Ben Song, Caitlin Bassett stars as Addison Augustine, and Ernie Hudson returns as Herbert “Magic” Williams. Mason Alexander Park plays Ian Wright, Nanrisa Lee stars as Jenn Chou, Eliza Taylor is Hannah Carson, and Peter Gadiot is Tom Westfall.

“Nomad” Plot: When Ben leaps as far as Egypt into an undercover CIA agent caught in a dangerous game of international espionage, he must move quickly to save a woman’s life.

Raymond Lee as Dr. Ben Song and Caitlin Bassett as Addison in ‘Quantum Leap’ season 2 episode 8 (Photo by: NBC)

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It’s been nearly 30 years since Dr. Sam Beckett stepped into the Quantum Leap accelerator and vanished.

Quantum Leap fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 2 Episode 8 episode titled Nomads!

Find out everything you need to know about the Nomads episode of Quantum Leap, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

Quantum Leap Nomads Season 2 Episode 8 Preview

In the upcoming episode of the classic time-traveling series “Quantum Leap,” titled “Nomads,” airing on NBC at 8:00 Pm on December 13, 2023, viewers are in for a thrilling journey as Ben leaps into the heart of international espionage in Egypt. As the central character, Ben finds himself in the shoes of an undercover CIA agent, entangled in a dangerous game that will require quick thinking and decisive action to save a woman’s life.

The episode promises an intriguing mix of suspense, espionage, and the trademark emotional depth that “Quantum Leap” is known for. As Ben navigates the complex world of undercover operations,...