Quantum Leap - The Complete Second Season Cast: Scott Bakula, Dean Stockwell
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- DVD Release Date: 12/14/2004
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Side #1 -- Disc 1, Side A
1. In God's Hands [16:16]
2. It's a Dirty Job [9:40]
3. Last Contact [10:27]
4. Take Your Medicine [11:42]
1. "Do the Hustle" [12:57]
2. Big Brother [12:30]
3. Your Other Talent [10:03]
4. Proving Yourself [12:44]
1. Big Surprise [13:05]
2. Equal Rgihts [11:16]
3. Shamed [11:15]
4. Weathering the Storm [11:22]
1. New Position [13:29]
2. Hot and Sweet [11:06]
3. The Arrangement [9:36]
4. Waiting for Mr. Wright [14:16]
Side #2 -- Disc 1, Side B
1. Concert Pianist [16:10]
2. Scam Artist [9:35]
3. Just an Act [12:09]
4. Eye Opener [9:26]
1. No More Rock 'N' Roll [11:57]
2. Howlin' Chick Howell [12:30]
3. Half Articulate Speech [12:27]
4. Radio Freedom [11:21]
1. Having Doubts [14:44]
2. Feeling Guilty [9:05]
3. Family Affair [11:27]
4. Forgive and Forget [12:27]
1. Getting the Job [15:35]
2. Dummy [9:52]
3. Losing Hope [12:55]
4. Life Saver [9:42]
Side #3 -- Disc 2, Side A
1. Innocent Until Proven Guilty [13:07]
2. Act of Passion [9:55]
3. Jury of Peers [12:30]
4. Nothing But the Truth [12:27]
1. Acting Drunk [12:43]
2. Puppy Love [12:59]
3. A Staged Life [10:04]
4. Break a Leg [12:29]
1. Paranormal Activity [14:35]
2. Ghost Hunt [10:10]
3. Haunted House [9:23]
4. From Beyond [12:59]
1. Join the Party [11:48]
2. Revolutionaries [15:05]
3. Explosive Situation [7:54]
4. "Wild Thing" [12:18]
Side #4 -- Disc 2, Side B
1. Not My Mommy [11:38]
2. Guy Stuff [11:21]
3. "Virgin Man" [9:42]
4. Protective Parent [15:16]
1. Go Jaguars [11:58]
2. Other Ways to Play [11:52]
3. Bad Bet [10:10]
4. Against All Odds [14:20]
1. Witness Protection [12:04]
2. A Leak [11:21]
3. Hiding Out [12:22]
4. Under Fire [12:20]
1. On the Run [15:37]
2. Redskins and Cowboys [11:16]
3. Grasshoppers [7:53]
4. A Good Death [12:26]
Side #5 -- Disc 3, Side A
1. "My Love Forever" [13:37]
2. Exit Wound [11:22]
3. Suspicious of Everyone [9:26]
4. Picture Perfect [13:49]
1. Double or Nothing [12:58]
2. Loan Shark [10:15]
3. Ziggy's Geometry [12:45]
4. Black Magic [12:09]
1. High Wire Act [14:53]
2. Doing the Triple [11:45]
3. Practice Makes Perfect [9:53]
4. The Big Time [11:52]
1. Kidnappers [15:05]
2. On the Run [9:56]
3. Busted [12:50]
4. End of the Line [10:23]
Side #6 -- Disc 3, Side B
1. Shipwrecked [12:57]
2. Time to Tango [11:24]
3. Don't Sail Away [11:45]
4. Out to Sea [11:32]
1. New Kid on the Block [12:50]
2. Under Investigation [8:47]
3. Making a Move [13:34]
4. Breaking the Rules [13:10]
Editorial Reviews
Unwilling time-traveler Dr. Sam Beckett (Scott Bakula) continues to hurtle through history in the second season of Quantum Leap, aided by his holographic companion, Al (Dean Stockwell). This 22-episode season builds on the 9 episodes of Season 1 with more leaps into the bodies of real people in trouble at different times in history. With the exception of "Another Mother," an episode set in 1981 in which Sam leaps into the body of a divorced mother of three, all of the leaps this season place the action in the '50s, '60s, and '70s. In this second year, Leap perfects its formula: sometimes funny, often emotional, and always attuned to the morals, values, and beliefs that prevailed in the sundry eras. Episodes dealing with racism, sexism, politics, and religion made audiences stop and think about their own beliefs and gave Leap an impact unique among cult sci-fi shows. In "The Americanization of Machiko," for example, Sam becomes a sailor who must deal with bigotry when he brings his Japanese wife back to his small hometown. Sam leaps into a woman -- for the first time -- and has to contend with '60s-era sexual harassment in "What Price Gloria?" In "Jimmy," Sam struggles for acceptance as a mentally handicapped man. And in "So Help Me God," Sam defends a black woman accused of murdering the son of the most powerful man in a southern town in 1957. Other Leap outings this season aren't as emotionally resonant but are equally entertaining: "Disco Inferno," in which Sam is a stuntman who tries save his younger brother's life; "Blind Faith," about a blind pianist who rescues his girlfriend from a killer; "Animal Frat," with Sam as a drunken party boy who attempts to prevent a violent Vietnam protest; and "Maybe Baby," which finds Sam on the run as the cohort of a stripper who has kidnapped a baby. Keep an eye out this season for guest stars Patricia Richardson (Home Improvement), John Hillerman (Magnum, P.I.), Robert Duncan McNeill (Star Trek: Voyager) and John Cullum and Janine Turner (Northern Exposure). Christina Urban, Barnes & Noble
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