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Sam becomes a convict in the electric chair moments before receiving a last-minute stay of execution, which gives him 48 hours to prove his innocence.
Sam becomes a convict in the electric chair moments before receiving a last-minute stay of execution, which gives him 48 hours to prove his innocence.
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S2, EP2 "Disco Inferno: April 1, 1976"As a stuntman in 1976, Sam tries to prevent the man's weaker brother (Kris Kamm) from performing a dangerous stunt to impress his father.
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S3, EP18 "A Hunting We Will Go: June 18, 1976"Sam assumes the existence of a bounty hunter who falls for the pretty fugitive (Jane Sibbett) handcuffed to him.
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S3, EP19 "Last Dance Before an Execution: May 12, 1971"Sam becomes a convict in the electric chair moments before receiving a last-minute stay of execution, which gives him 48 hours to prove his innocence.
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S2, EP3 "The Americanization of Machiko - August 4, 1953"In 1953 Sam experiences bigotry and disapproval as a sailor who brings home a Japanese war bride (Leila Hee Olsen).
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S4, EP4 "Justice: May 11, 1965"As a Ku Klux Klan infiltrator in 1964, Sam must prevent the lynching of a young black (Michael Beach).
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S4, EP3 "Hurricane: August 17, 1969"As Hurricane Camille threatens the Mississippi Gulf area, Sam becomes a deputy sheriff evacuating the residents, aided by a Red Cross nurse.
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S4, EP2 "Play Ball: August 6, 1961"Sam leaps into the life of a once-great baseball player struggling to make it back to the major leagues.
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S4, EP1 "The Leap Back: June 15, 1945"A lightning bolt strikes Sam and Al, causing them to trade places and personalities: Al becomes a World War II ex-POW just returned home in 1945; Sam leaps "home" to the Q.L. control center in 1999.
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