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Take a trip through time with the daring Dr. Sam Beckett (Scott Bakula) and his hilarious hologram guide, Al (Dean Stockwell), in all 22 extraordinary, groundbreaking episodes of Quantum Leap: The Complete Fourth Season. It’s adventure like you’ve never seen, with each amazing episode from this eight-time Emmy-nominated season now digitally remastered for incredible picture quality. Journey back as Sam and Al survive a hurricane, trail a murderer, make a monkey out of themselves and even switch roles! With each "leap" into another identity, Sam hopes to find some insight into the jump that will finally take him home. And now, fans can spend more time with Sam and Al with an exclusive bonus episode from the Fifth Season. You won’t want to miss a minute of the adventure!

Studio: Universal Studios

Format

Box set, Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, Full Screen, Subtitled, NTSC

Number of Discs: 3

Running Time: 1030 minutes

Languages

English (Original Language), English (Subtitled), Spanish (Subtitled)

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« Very good series » Start with Season One, because you'll want to catch the whole story arch, but you won't want to miss the wrap up in season 5. .:. Rating: 4 / 5

« "Running For Honor" episode is worth value of the whole set » My brother told me about the episode "Running For Honor" when it aired in Australia in the early nineties - but I had to wait for the DVD (in 2007) to see it myself. I'm impressed with how entertaining this episode is, while also dealing with a wide range of the issues around homophobia (including internalised homophobia). I particularly appreciate that Sam is totally at ease in his temporary new skin as naval sports jock Tommy - readily accepting Ziggy's strong prediction (86%) that Tommy is gay. Previous seasons of Quantum Leap have informed us that Sam Beckett is honest, compassionate and refreshingly free of prejudice. And so in this program Sam quickly pulls Al back into line for making ill-informed value judgements about Tommy's natural mannerisms. This show has relevance to gays to the military - but it's really a universal statement that homophobia is everyone's problem. I've always had a crush on Scott Bakula (and a boyhood crush on Dean Stockwell). I now have even more respect for these two fine actors. This episode alone is well worth the purchase price of the 4th season DVD set. The quality of the video and stereo audio on the DVDs of all five seasons are first class. .:. Rating: 5 / 5

« Quantum Leap » Arrived in a timely manner and in great shape. Thank you very much! :) .:. Rating: 5 / 5