There are some big ideas -- and some that tie all the way back to the original series -- being thrown around right now.
On the latest episode of Quantum Leap, a new concept is introduced into the show's lore. It's a theory, not necessarily anything set in stone, but since the same can be said about nearly every big idea that the show deals with, it seemed worth paying attention to. In the episode, Tom Westfall suggests that once someone leaps, there is no way to bring them back.
"We talk about the show a lot. We talk about the original show and invariably, people talk about that final episode and that title card," Quantum Leap executive producer Dean Georgaris told ComicBook.com this week."I know I was bummed out the first time I saw that title card. I just was like, 'Ah, gee, bummer.'"
"At some point, we just talked about the fact that -- and Deborah Pratt has said this, actually -- Sam's out there doing good and changing the world for the better," Georgaris added."What if that's not as sad as it necessarily sounds? This is a long-winded way of saying, I think the intention isn't to rewrite the gospel.
"People focus on the /what if sacrifice is basically the price of leaping?,' but to me, the real beauty of that conversation is the next exchange, where Magic says, 'I think even if you know that going in, I think there are a lot of people who would step into that chamber,' and Tom's response being, 'Well, that's the message we need to get out.,'" Georgaris explained.
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