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Sam becomes the owner of a house of ill repute in New Orleans, where he must avert the murder of a mysterious young woman who lives there.

Sam becomes the owner of a house of ill repute in New Orleans, where he must avert the murder of a mysterious young woman who lives there.

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S3, EP16 "Southern Comfort: August 4, 1961"

Sam becomes the owner of a house of ill repute in New Orleans, where he must avert the murder of a mysterious young woman who lives there.

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S3, EP17 "Glitter Rock: April 12, 1974"

Sam becomes a star singer in a glitter rock band who is stalked by an obsessed fan; guest Peter Noone.

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S2, EP6 "Good Morning, Peoria: September 9, 1959"

In 1959 Sam becomes a disc jockey helping an FM station manager (Patricia Richardson) battle a puritanical reporter bent on obliterating rock 'n' roll.

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S2, EP7 "Thou Shalt Not ...: February 2, 1974"

Sam jumps into the life of a beleaguered rabbi who is desperately trying to reunite his torn family. Teri Hanauer and Russ Tamblyn guest star.

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S3, EP15 "Piano Man: November 10, 1985"

As a lounge piano player, Sam is spotted by an ex-partner (Marietta DePrima) he deserted after witnessing a mobster's murder.

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S3, EP14 "Private Dancer: October 6, 1979"

Sam becomes a male exotic dancer who must save the career of a talented but struggling deaf dancer. Debbie Allen guest stars.

Former scientist Sam Beckett finds himself trapped in time due to an experiment gone awry, leaping into the body of a different person each week. Al Calavicci, at first known only as The Observer, is Sam's holographic adviser -- he provides Sam with some details about his new identity and gives him guidance on how to help the people affected by his presence. But with little memory to help guide him, our hero is forced to bluff his way through many a wacky situation.
Starring: A.J. Freeman, Brad Silverman, Candy Hutson, Dean Stockwell, Fausto Bara, Guy Boyd, Hal England, J. Frank Stewart, Janine Turner, John Shepherd, LaReine Chabut, Paul Sand, Robert Benedetti, Scott Bakula, Teri Austin
Original Air Date: Mar 26, 1989
Genres: Sci FiTV Series
Rating: TVPG
Playback: HD
2 seasons available on demand
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