This week’s Quantum Leap took a break from the ongoing mystery of Ben’s three-year disappearance to focus on an impactful story about racial injustice. Wednesday’s harrowing episode found Ben in the body of a young man named Danny, who worked at his father Jin’s shoe store and was planning to leave

Quantum Leap’s “Magic” isn’t going to vanish into thin air. Co-showrunner Martin Gero confirms to TVLine that Ernie Hudson’s Herbert “Magic” Williams, who led the Quantum Leap project in Season 1 of the NBC drama, will not be replaced by Peter Gadiot’s Tom Westfall, who debuts next Wednesday. A

This week’s Quantum Leap took it back to the ‘80s again. After helping a boxer change his family’s tragic fate, Ben this time around found himself in the body of a bounty hunter named Eva in 1981. His mission seemed trivial: finding the bounty hunter’s target, Carla, who disappeared after skipping

In the original Quantum Leap series, which ran from 1989 to 1993 on NBC, Herbert “Magic” Williams (played by Christopher Kirby) was just a soldier in the Vietnam War when Samuel Beckett (Scott Bakula) leaped into him in the Season 3 episode “The Leap Home, Part 2 (Vietnam).” Decades later, NBC’s

NBC’s Quantum Leap reboot recently underwent a behind-the-scenes shakeup after Blindspot creator Martin Gero stepped in as showrunner. (His predecessors, Steven Lilien and Bryan Wynbrandt, remain on the series as executive producers.) What’s more, TVLine can confirm that the original pilot won’t