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As a Ku Klux Klan infiltrator in 1964, Sam must prevent the lynching of a young black (Michael Beach).

As a Ku Klux Klan infiltrator in 1964, Sam must prevent the lynching of a young black (Michael Beach).

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S4, EP6 "Raped: June 20, 1980"

Sam experiences the anguishing aftermath of rape after he leaps into the life of the victim, and it intensifies when he takes the accused rapist to court.

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S4, EP7 "The Wrong Stuff: January 24, 1961"

Sam descends into a lower life form as he leaps into the body of a chimpanzee that is part of an interspecies communication experiment and a candidate for space travel.

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S1, EP5 "How the Tess Was Won: August 5, 1956"

Sam finds himself on a Texas ranch in 1956 as a submissive veterinarian in love with a tough rancher.

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S1, EP6 "Double Identity: November 8, 1965"

Sam becomes a 1965 hit man whose romance with the godfather's (guest star Michael Genovese) girlfriend (guest star Terri Garber) places him in danger.

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S4, EP5 "Permanent Wave: June 2, 1983"

As a Beverly Hills hairstylist in 1983, Sam must save his girlfriend's son (Joseph Gordon-Levitt), who witnessed a pharmacist's murder next door.

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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.

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: Brandon Adams, Brian Seibert, Daniel Roebuck, Dean Stockwell, Doran Clark, Edmund Shaff, Eriq La Salle, Kelli Williams, Kent Williams, Kris Kamm, Lisa Lawrence, Patrick Massett, Peter Onorati, Scott Bakula, Scott Menville
Original Air Date: Mar 26, 1989
Genres: Sci FiTV Series
Rating: TVPG
Playback: HD
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