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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.
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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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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S4, EP9 "A Single Drop of Rain: September 7, 1953"Sam leaps into the center of attention as a rainmaker arriving in the parched town of Clover Bend, Texas, promising precipitation to drought-weary farmers.
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S4, EP10 "Unchained: November 2nd, 1956"Sam becomes a member of a 1956 chain gang, where he is shackled to an innocent American Indian who is determined to escape.
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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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S5, EP22 "Mirror Image: August 8, 1953"Sam leaps into himself in the middle of a tavern in a coal-mining town filled with familiar faces; Sam gets an opportunity to change Al's life.
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S5, EP21 "Memphis Melody: July 3, 1954"As a young Elvis, Sam risks his career by helping another aspiring singer (Mary Elizabeth McGlynn) escape her abusive fiancé.
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S5, EP20 "The Leap Between the States: Sept. 20, 1862"As his own great-grandfather, Union soldier Sam must charm his Southern belle great-grandmother (Kate McNeil).
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S5, EP18 "Goodbye Norma Jean: April 4, 1960"Sam becomes Marilyn Monroe's chauffeur to keep her from committing suicide, but Marilyn's new secretary may prevent Sam's rescue.
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