Have you ever wondered what would happen if Ben failed and didn’t succeed in his mission on a leap? Well, tonight at 8p on NBC’s Quantum Leap, you will find out what happens when then happens.
Ben (Raymond Lee) is sent back to Cairo in 1961, and he is a spy. He is there to help another spy. But he gets distracted by someone. Because of that, he puts the person whose life he is there to save in danger.
Ben is getting used to working with Addison (Caitlin Bassett) again as his hologram. The two of them are trying to figure out how to work as just being friends now that she has moved on with another man because he was missing in time for four years.
If that is not enough for Addison to deal with, she thinks that Tom (Peter Gadiot) is going to propose to her. However, when it comes time for him to tell her something, it is not what she thinks. It actually sets up the second part of this season.
When we will get those episodes is yet to be determined. Which totally sucks because I cannot wait to find out what happens next.
This season is so much better than the first one. And their freshman year was really good.
I like that they are doing things they didn’t do in the first series because the changes help the show feel different and the same at the same time. That creativity keeps us coming back for more. And we will be back when NBC decides to air the remaining episodes for season 2.
Tonight at 8p on NBC’s Quantum Leap, Ben (Raymond Lee) travels back the furthest in time he has ever gone.
He leaps in 1692 as a handmaid to Goody in Middleton, Massachusettes, a town between Boston and Salem. And what happened in Salem is about to happen in Middleton.
Ben’s boss’ husband died suddenly, and now the magistrate’s son has the same mystery illness.
While they are at Goody’s husband’s funeral, she is being accused of being a witch. Ben tries to prove they are not, but then he and another woman are also charged with the same. The three are sentenced to death, and Ben has to figure out a way to save them before their sentence is fulfilled.
Ben won’t be alone. He will have help from several holograms because they don’t have the information they normally have on his leaps. You know, because there are not as many records from 400 years ago as their more recent cases. So they all need to chip in.
Tonight’s episode is one of my favorite episodes so far, partially because I love anything related to the Salem Witch Trials. But also because it is different from anything else they have done.
Last week, the team from Roman Agency was preparing to rescue Susan (Sarah Levy) from her house when she suddenly appeared out of nowhere.
Tonight at 9p on the SurrealEstate season finale on Syfy, Susan talks to her friends and explains to them where she has been all of this time. However, things seem off with her.
Is it really her? That is what Luke (Tim Rozon), Zooey (Savannah Basley), Phil (Adam Korson), August (Maurice Dean Wint), and Lomax (Elena Juatco) are going to try to find out.
In the process of investigating this different Susan, Luke learns the history of the house, and things make a lot more sense. Is it the key to getting their Susan back?
I can’t tell you that, but I will say to you to prepare for an emotional ending. An ending that prepares us for season 3. And I really hope that SurrealEstate gets a third season because I love this paranormal procedural.
If you missed season 2 on Syfy, then you can binge the first two seasons on the Syft and Peacock apps. What else is there to watch during this time of year?
Tonight at 8p on NBC’s Quantum Leap, Ben (Raymond Lee) travels to Princeton, NJ, in 1955. He is hoping to meet his idol, Albert Einstein, who is also there at that time, but instead, he reunites with Hannah (Eliza Taylor).
That was the woman he met in the ’40s, and he suggested she reach out to a scientist he knows at Harvard. And now, she is working on a project at a different Ivy League. This one is a bomb that she and Ben will have to keep out of the hands of the Nazis that America secretly recruited at the end of World War II.
She doesn’t recognize Ben. But why would she? Because now he is a different person, literally. However, as time goes on, will she realize that the doctor in front of her is the FBI agent she met all those years ago?
Ben also gets someone different as his hologram. Who will it be for this leap?
I cannot stop praising how much better this series is this season. And I loved the first one.
Then, at 9p on Syfy’s SurrealEstate, the Roman Agency is trying to sell the house for a man who has a monster under his bed that has been torturing him ever since he was a kid. Can they save this man from the monster?
Susan is still MIA since she quit, so Luke (Tim Rozon) decides it is time to move on. He reaches out to Lomax (Elena Juatco) to see if she wants to join his team, and she says yes. So he sends her to convince a squatter to move out of her house. But the squatter has a secret. How will Lomax react to her first SurrealEstate listing?
Zooey (Savannah Basley) is also rethinking her decision to become a real estate agent after she found out how cutthroat things are during their last sale. Alright, the other agent didn’t have his throat cut, but he still got stabbed. What is she going to do?
And what are you doing not watching the best paranormal show on television?
Last week on Quantum Leap, Ben (Raymond Lee) told his ex-fiancee Addison (Caitlin Bassett) that since she moved on with another man because she thought he was dead for the three years when he was missing, he can no longer have her be his hologram as he travels aimlessly through time. Therefore, you would think he would have an easy assignment this week. No such luck for him.
Tonight at 10p on NBC, he finds himself as a Korean in Koreatown in the middle of the LA Riots with a domineering father and a brother who wants out of their family shoe business.
This would be hard for him on a good day, but it is even tougher with all he is going through. Thankfully, he will have Magic (Ernie Hudson) by his side to guide him through this assignment.
This assignment will also be challenging for Magic because it will bring up his past as an African-American man in America. So, he will make mistakes. As will Ben.
But will their mistakes lead to someone being killed as the rioters and the police inch closer to their store?
On top of it, Magic is also dealing with stuff in our timeline. And that is going to give us more insight into what he has been up to during the three years that Ben was missing and the Quantum Leap Project was shut down.
Tonight’s episode deals with something that many of us witnessed and have a lot of emotions about. Because of that, it really hits home when you watch it because you will remember what those scary days were like. And the series does an excellent job of covering that horrible moment in our timeline.
I hope they continue to do episodes where they take on real events. That and I am also enjoying that Ben is getting different holograms every week. Each person gives a different perspective and changes the feeling of his mission.
Quantum Leap is one of the rare shows where the second season is so much better than the first.
Tonight at 8p on NBC’s Quantum Leap, Ben (Raymond Lee) is a female Hollywood assistant who needs to get Neal Russell (Tim Matheson) to The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. If Ben doesn’t do that, then the actor will be found dead a week later.
So Ben is going to do everything in his power to save one of his and Addison’s (Caitlin Bassett) favorite actors.
But it is going to be hard for Ben to do it because all Neal wants to do is stop his ex-wife’s wedding because he is still in love with her. Ben knows what it is like to be in love with someone who is in love with someone else. Therefore, he is going to everything he can to reunite Neal with his ex, even though Addison is trying to stop him.
The more Ben helps Neal, the more he realizes he still loves Addison and declares it to her. What happens when he tells her that?
I can’t tell you that. But I will tell you that you want to watch a sweet episode that is about fighting for the person you love.
Then, at 9p on Syfy and USA Network, it is Halloween on Chucky. So we are going to get a party at the White House. Chucky, aka Joseph, is going to dress as the Phantom of the Opera, and he is going to have a moment from the musical.
Before we get to that, Jennifer Tilly, aka Tiffany, is going to begin her sentence in prison. She won’t be there long because her execution date is coming up in three weeks. And she will kill tonight, All I will tell you is that it is someone famous, and it sucks that they can’t talk about it because of the strike.
Back to the White House. Devon (Björgvin Arnarson), Lexy (Alyvia Alyn Lind), and Jake (Zackary Arthur) are there to get to Chucky. But first, Lexy and Grant (Jackson Kelly) get closer. And as much as she wants something to happen, she has business to take care of.
Will she be able to get too close to Chucky before he kills again? Remember, he has to kill three more people if he wants to live. That’s right. Last week, we found out he is dying, and he needs to sacrifice six people if he wants to live. Can he do it?
All I will tell you is there will be blood, lots and lots of blood tonight.
Finally, at 10p on Syfy’s SurrealEstate, Lucas (Tim Rozon) is busy with work because Susan (Sarah Levy) is taking some time off. Therefore, he is the one who has to leave the office to sell houses.
A wealthy man wants to buy a cabin in the woods, and he will pay good money for it. So, Lucas makes an offer to the woman who owns it. Kay (Tara Yelland) was not home at the time. Therefore, she comes into the Roman Agency to decline his offer.
Even though she is saying no to that offer, she says yes to going on a date with Lucas.
While she is there, August’s (Maurice Dean Wint) machines pick up something strange about her. But he doesn’t know why. Will he find out in time?
All of this leads to a shocking ending. Actually, all three shows have shocking endings tonight. But I have said too much. So just watch. I promise you won’t be disappointed because all three shows keep you entertained with how enjoyable they are. They are enjoyable in their own special ways. You have one show with a man endlessly traveling through time. Another has a serial killer doll, And the last one has a real estate agency that sells haunted houses. Who needs a Dick Wolf show when you have all that?
