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Sam leaps into the life of a teen actor who fears for his television partner's well-being at the hands of the partner's daughter.
Sam leaps into the life of a teen actor who fears for his television partner's well-being at the hands of the partner's daughter.
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S3, EP12 "8 1/2 Months: November 15, 1955"Sam becomes an unwed, pregnant 16-year-old who must convince the baby's father to help her support it.
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S2, EP8 "Jimmy: October 14, 1964"Sam becomes a mentally impaired dockworker whose sister-in-law (Laura Harrington) wants to put him in an institution.
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S2, EP9 "So Help Me God: July 29, 1957"As a Southern lawyer in 1957, Sam defends a black housekeeper (Tyra Ferrell) accused of killing her employer and lover.
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S3, EP13 "Future Boy: October 6, 1957"Sam leaps into the life of a teen actor who fears for his television partner's well-being at the hands of the partner's daughter.
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S5, EP3 "Leaping of the Shrew: Sept. 27, 1956"Sam leaps into the life of a Greek sailor shipwrecked on an Aegean island with a spoiled socialite (Brooke Shields).
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