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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.
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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Quantum Leap
S3, EP3 "Leap of Faith: August 19, 1963"Sam becomes a priest charged with saving his mentor, whose knowledge of a murder makes the latter a target.
Quantum Leap
S3, EP4 "One Strobe Over the Line: June 15, 1965"As a photographer, Sam must save a model from overdosing on amphetamines from her agent (Susan Anton).
Quantum Leap
S3, EP5 "The Boogieman: October 31, 1964"Sam is brought back to Halloween 1964 as a horror novelist who has his own share of scary experiences, including an encounter with the devil.
Quantum Leap
S3, EP6 "Miss Deep South: June 7, 1958"As Miss Sugar Belle, Sam must stop a photographer (David A. Brooks) from selling compromising shots of another pageant contestant.
Quantum Leap
S4, EP8 "Dreams: February 28, 1979"As a cop in 1979, Sam is haunted by the frozen facial expression of a woman murder victim; Al learns Sam is the next target.
Quantum Leap
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.
Quantum Leap
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.
Quantum Leap
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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