Quantum Leap

What does it say when repeated episodes of another series are doing better than brand new episodes?

As the reboot continues to nosedive in ratings so too does it’s likelihood of stating on the air.

The show recently returned from a two month hiatus but the fans apparently didn’t remember.

Will ‘Quantum Leap’ suffer the same fate as the canceled show in the same timeslot from last year?

Might not be all bad news.

The fans are voting and they are turning off the show, with the canceled series from last year now performing much better.

Leap after leap sees the series continuing to shed viewers; how long can it last?

The new series doesn’t live up to the original show at all.

Dr. Sam Beckett was supposed to appear in the pilot episode but doesn’t for some reason.

The synopsis confirms the replacement for the late Dean Stockwell and that Ghostbusters star Ernie Hudson is in charge.

The reboot has cast three characters which is in addition to Raymond Lee and Ernie Hudson.

The Quantum Leap reboot has cast Ernie Hudson in a role that sounds like the new Al, the role originally made famous by the late Dean Stockwell. Deadline reports Ernie Hudson has been cast as a lead opposite Raymond Lee who was recently announced to be playing Dr. Ben Seong, the “spiritual successor” to Scott

Character descriptions leak of the main characters starring in the reboot.

The Quantum Leap reboot continues to move forward as it is learned Helen Shaver will direct the pilot episode and serve as executive producer. Helen Shaver is known for lots of high-quality TV projects, so the Quantum Leap reboot appears to so far be in good hands, with her shows she has worked on including

A Quantum Leap reboot is in the works at NBC as a pilot has been given an order by the network. The new Quantum Leap will be a follow-up series set in the present time where it has been 30 years since Dr. Sam Beckett (played by Scott Bakula) stepped into the Quantum Leap accelerator

A Quantum Leap reboot is once again being talked about says the series star, Scott Bakula. Bakula appeared on Bob Saget’s Here For You podcast on Monday and said there are “significant conversations” about bringing back the show that aired for 97 episodes from 1989 to 1993: “There are very significant conversations about it right