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Season 3 |
| 32 :03x01 - The Leap Home Part I - November 25, 1969 (Sep/28/1990) | | November 25, 1969: Sam leaps into himself as a sixteen year old boy in Elk Ridge, Indiana. He has the chance to win a basketball game he had blamed himself for losing and save his father, brother and sister from their sad fates. | | Guest Stars: John Tuell as No Nose Pruit, Olivia Burnette as Katie Beckett, David Newsom (1) as Tom Beckett, Caroline Kava as Mrs. Beckett, Scott Bakula as John Beckett, Mik Scriba as Coach Donnelly, Hannah Cutrona as Mary Lou, Mai-Lis Kuniholm (1) as Lisa Parsons, Adam Affonso as Young Sam Beckett / Mirror, Niles Brewster as Dr. Berger, Matthew John Graeser (1) as Herky, Ethan Wilson as Sibby | Director: Joe Napolitano
Writer: Donald P. Bellisario | | | |
| 33 :03x02 - The Leap Home Part II (Vietnam) - April 7, 1970 (Oct/05/1990) | | April 7, 1970: Sam leaps into a Navy SEAL who is in Tom Beckett's squad. Sam tries to save his life and to succeed on the mission his brother goes on. Sam also realizes he could have helped a friend if only he had known... | | Guest Stars: David Hayward as Dempsey, Ernie Lively as Colonel Deke Grimwald, David Newsom (1) as Tom Beckett, Andrea Thompson as Maggie Dawson, Tia Carrere as Chu-Hoi, Adam Nelson (1) as Preacher, Ryan Reid as Shamo, Rich Whiteside as Doc, Patrick Warburton as Blaster, Rodney Kageyama as Choo Choo, Christopher Kirby as Herbert "Magic" Williams / Mirror | Director: Michael Zinberg
Writer: Donald P. Bellisario | | | |
| 34 :03x03 - Leap of Faith - August 19, 1963 (Oct/12/1990) | | August 19, 1963: Sam leaps into Father Mack. Two young brothers are being lead astray by the older as he leads them down a dark road unless Sam can find a way for them all to reform. Meanwhile, Al is having problems with faith as well ever since his father died. | | Guest Stars: Davey Roberts (1) as Joey Pronti, Danny Nucci as Tony Pronti, Todd Raderman as Young Sly, Sandy McPeak as Fr. John McRoberts, Robert Beecher as Allen, Bud Sabatino as Father Frank Pistano / Mirror, Erica Yohn as Rose Montocelli, Penny Stanton as Rita Montocelli, Amy Tritico as Tony's Girlfriend, Kane Picoy as Young Man, Lisa Passero as Mrs. Delliso, Dominic Oliver as Cab Driver, Bo Sabato as Policeman, Pat Crawford Brown as Old Woman in Church | Director: James Whitmore, Jr.
Writer: Tommy Thompson (3) | | | |
| 35 :03x04 - One Strobe Over the Line - June 15, 1965 (Oct/19/1990) | | June 15, 1965: Sam is a photographer and has to stop a model from overdosing on pills. | | Guest Stars: Marjorie Monaghan as Edie Landsdale, Susan Anton as Helen Le Baron, Kristoffer Tabori as Byron, David Sheinkopf as Mike, Robert Trumbull as Frank, John Achorn (1) as Irv, Nigel Gibbs as Waiter, Danny McCoy, Jr. as Karl Granson / Mirror, Lawrence McNeal III as Nubian Guard, Elizabeth Gast as Joanne | Director: Michael Zinberg
Writer: Chris Ruppenthal | | | | | | |
| 37 :03x06 - Miss Deep South - June 7, 1958 (Nov/02/1990) | | June 7, 1958: Sam must finish at least third in a beauty pageant to get Darlene her scholarship to be a doctor. Sam must also help a fellow contestant when her future is threatened by a sleazy photographer. | | Guest Stars: Martin Clark (1) as Master of Ceremonies, Karen Moore as Cheryl Lynn, Janeen Rae Heller (1) as Beauty Contestant Sawyer, Heather McAdam as Connie Duncan, Nancy Stafford as Peg Myers, Julie Ann Lowery as Vicky Jenkins, David Allen Brooks (1) as Clint Beaumont, Linda Hoy as Arlene, Hugh Gillin (1) as Contest Judge, Marte Boyle Slout (1) as Woman Judge, Theresa Ring as Darlene Monte / Mirror | Director: Christopher T. Welch (1)
Writer: Tommy Thompson (3) | | | |
| 38 :03x07 - Black on White on Fire - August 11, 1965 (Nov/09/1990) | | August 11, 1965: Sam leaps into a man who has to get his girlfriend accepted by his prejudiced brother. He also has to deal with the Watts riots. | | Guest Stars: Corie Henninger (2) as Susan Bond, Gregory Millar (1) as Lonnie Harper, Ron Taylor (1) as Bebe, Garon Grigsby as Ray Harper / Mirror, SaMi Chester as Papa David Harper, Marc Alaimo as Police Captain Paul Bond, Laverne Anderson as Sheri, CCH Pounder as Mama Harper, Cheryl Francis Harrington as Young Woman, Montrose Hagins as Matty, Jon Berry (1) as Police Sniper | Director: Joe Napolitano
Writer: Deborah Pratt (1) | | | |
| 39 :03x08 - The Great Spontini - May 9, 1974 (Nov/16/1990) | | November 9, 1974: Sam leaps into a amateur magician who risks losing his daughter to his ex-wife and her boyfriend unless he can pull off a life-threatening magic trick to get the money needed to buy a permanent residence. When the girl tries to perform it herself, will Sam get back in time to save her? And will Sam succeed in keeping the daughter? | | Guest Stars: Lauren Woodland as Jamie Spontini, Erich Anderson (1) as Steve Slater, Amy Steel as Maggie Spontini, Michael Fairman (1) as Judge Mulhern, Robin Greer as Elaine, Jean Adams as Mrs. Futrell, Dan Birch as Harry Spontini / Mirror | Director: James Whitmore, Jr.
Writer: Cristy Dawson (2), Beverly Bridges | | | |
| 40 :03x09 - Rebel Without a Clue - September 1, 1958 (Nov/30/1990) | | September 1, 1958: Sam leaps into a biker and must stop a woman from being murdered. | | Guest Stars: Josie Bissett as Becky, Theodore Wilson as Ernie Tyler, Michael Bryan French (1) as Mad Dog, Scott Kraft as Jack Kerouac, Mark Boone, Jr. as Biker #1, Diedrich Bader as Dillon, Joshua Cadman as Biker #2, Kristopher Logan as Shane "Funny Bone" Thomas / Mirror | Director: James Whitmore, Jr.
Writer: Paul Brown (2), Randy Holland | | | |
| 41 :03x10 - A Little Miracle - December 24, 1962 (Dec/21/1990) | | December 24, 1962: As a personal valet to a rich uptown millionaire, Sam must convince the bitter man not to tear down the building where a Salvation Army mission is located in order to build a large plaza bearing his name. So, on Christmas Eve, Sam and Al try to "Scrooge" him, showing the past, present...and the future in an attempt to change his mind. | | Guest Stars: Charles Rocket as Michael G. Blake, Melinda McGraw as Captain Laura Downie, Robert Lesser as Calloway, Tom McTigue as Max Wushinski, Michael Dan Wagner as Lt. Porterman, Dale Harimoto as Newscaster, Christopher Fleming (3) as Mickey, Jarrett Lennon as Tiny Boy, Dylan Brown as Charlie, Duane Whitaker as Maintenance Man, Milan Nicksic as Reginald Pearson / Mirror | Director: Michael W. Watkins
Writer: Robert Wolterstoff, Sandy Fries (1) | | | | | | |
| 43 :03x12 - 8 1/2 Months - November 15, 1955 (Mar/06/1991) | | November 15, 1955: Sam leaps into Billie Jean, a pregnant teenager in the 1950s. | | Guest Stars: James Whitmore, Jr. as Bob Crockett, Ann Walker (1) as Leola, Lana Schwab as Dorothy "Dotty" Louise Billings, Hunter Von Leer as Keeter Slade, Tasha Scott as Effy, Anne Haney as Mrs. Taylor, Parley Baer as Dr. Rogers, Philip Linton as Willis, Peggy Walton-Walker as Nurse Denton, Molly McClure as Mrs. Suffy, Priscilla Weems as Billie Jean Crockett / Mirror | Director: James Whitmore, Jr.
Writer: Deborah Pratt (1) | | | |
| 44 :03x13 - Future Boy - October 6, 1957 (Mar/13/1991) | | October 6, 1967: In his latest leap Sam Beckett leaps into Future Boy, who is part of a science fiction show Captain Galaxy. Sam has to prevent his counterpart Moe Stein from being committed to a mental institution, because of his "wild" ideas of time travelling. And just where did Sam get that string theory from? | | Guest Stars: Richard Herd as Moe Stein / Capt. Galaxy, Matt Marfoglia (1) as Kenny Sharpe / Mirror, Jesse Switzer as Kid, John Christian Graas (1) as Small Boy, Debra Stricklin as Irene Kiner, George Wyner as Ben Harris, Alan Fudge as Dr. Richard Sandler, David Sage as Judge, Nicholas Shaffer as Roger, Jason Kincaid as Caped Futurite | Director: Michael Switzer
Writer: Tommy Thompson (3) | | | |
| 45 :03x14 - Private Dancer - October 6, 1979 (Mar/20/1991) | | October 6, 1979: Sam as Rod "The Bod", a chippendale dancer, must help a hearing impaired woman named Dianna Quinna realize her dream of being a dancer. Otherwise, she will end up as a prostitute and die of AIDS in 1986. | | Special Guest Stars: Debbie Allen as Joanna Chapman, | Guest Stars: Charles Emmett (1) as Officer Arden, Melinda Cordell as Winnie, Henry Woronicz as Martin, Rhondee Beriault as Diana Quinna, Frank Novak as Lou, Harry Cohn (1) as Louie, Christopher Solari (1) as Rod McCarty / Mirror, Louis Mustillo (1) as Mario, Heidi Swedberg as Valleri, Robert Schuch as Otto, Marguerite Pomerhn Derricks as Female Dancer | Director: Debbie Allen
Writer: Paul Brown (2) | | | |
| 46 :03x15 - Piano Man - November 10, 1985 (Mar/27/1991) | | November 10, 1985: As a lounge singer hiding from the Mafia, Sam finds himself being tagged by an old girlfriend who has tracked him down to prove to herself that she no longer loves him. However, Sam needs to find a way to keep them both alive as an unknown assassin tracks their every move. | | Guest Stars: Cherry Davis as Thelma, Sam Clay as Joey De Nardo / Mirror, Marietta DePrima as Lorraine, Angelo Tiffe as Carl Morgan, John Oldach as Frank, Denise Gentile as Nikki Bellini, Frank Roman as Hector | Director: James Whitmore, Jr.
Writer: Ed Scharlach | | | |
| 47 :03x16 - Southern Comforts - August 4, 1961 (Apr/03/1991) | | August 4, 1961: As the proprietor of this worthy establishment, a brothel masquerading as a sewing school, Sam must prevent the mysterious death of a resident who does not belong there. | | Guest Stars: David Powledge (1) as Luther, Lauren Tom as Sophie, Dan Butler (1) as Jake Dorleac, Georgia Emelin as Gina, David Graf (1) as Sheriff Nolan, Rita Taggart as Marsha, Walter Sylvest as Warren, J. Marvin Campbell as Sailor, Stacey Cortez as Paulette, Richard White as Gilbert La Bonte / Mirror, Diane Delano as Prostitute #2, Minnie Summers Lindsey (1) as Prostitute #1, David Alan Graf as Carl, Jeffrey Conklin as Reese, Monica McMurty as Abby | Director: Chris Ruppenthal
Writer: Tommy Thompson (3) | | | |
| 48 :03x17 - Glitter Rock - April 12, 1974 (Apr/10/1991) | | April 12, 1974: As a glitter rock musician nicknamed "Tonic", Sam has to find out who it is that is going to kill him, which is made all the more difficult by a large line of suspects. | | Guest Stars: Liza Whitcraft as Sandy, Jon Gries (1) as Flash McGrath, Peter Noone as Dwayne, Christian Hoff as Philip Silbart, Michael Cerveris as Nick, Robert Bauer (2) as Wilder, Jan Eddy as Whittler, Sharon Martin as Blonde, Dorrie Krum as Heather, Bob Cady as Chase, Bruce Michael Paine as Jeffrey Mole / Mirror | Director: Andy Cadiff
Writer: Chris Ruppenthal | | | |
| 49 :03x18 - A Hunting Will We Go - June 18, 1976 (Apr/18/1991) | | June 18, 1976: Sam is handcuffed to an embezzler, who will stop at nothing to get away from him and he also has to deal with his attraction to her, not to mention Al's. | | Guest Stars: Michael McCarty as Jack, Cliff Bemis as Sheriff Michaels, Kenneth Marshall (1) as Rodney Owens, Jane Sibbett as Diane Frost, Dale Swann as Bill, Jeffrey King (1) as Luke, Warren Barrington as Clive, Maxine Elliott as Edwine, Dorothy Blass as Cashier, Ken Kells as Gordon O'Reilly / Mirror | Director: Andy Cadiff
Writer: Beverly Bridges | | | |
| 50 :03x19 - Last Dance Before an Execution - May 12, 1971 (May/01/1991) | | May 12, 1971: As he leaps in, Sam finds himself strapped into an electric chair for a murder his host may not have committed. But as he is granted a sudden 48-hour stay of execution, he must quickly dig through legal papers and barriers to find the truth before he goes back to the chair again. Otherwise, his life and that of another prisoner will be forfeit. | | Guest Stars: Krista Muscare as Maria, Michael Holden (1) as Herb Stein, Jack Jozefson (1) as Officer Hudson, Jenny Gago as Teresa LaRea, Leonard Lightfoot as Officer Little, James Sloyan as District Attorney Theodore Wallace Moody, Christopher Allport as Alan Ripley, Charles Woolf as Father Raftery, Irene Olga Lopez (1) as Tia, Julio Oscar Mechoso as Raul Casta, Stephen Domingas (1) as Jesus Ortega / Mirror, Neil Barton as Black Man in Jail, Harry Fleer as Older Man in Jail, Andrew Amador as Reporter, Wendy Gordon as Reporter, A. J. Freeman as Bart Manners | Director: Michael W. Watkins
Writer: Deborah Pratt (1) | | | |
| 51 :03x20 - Heart of a Champion - July 23, 1955 (May/08/1991) | | July 23, 1955: When he leaps into half of the "Battling Rooskies" tag team wrestling duo, Sam must find a way to keep his brother from wrestling...or it will result in a heart attack. Meanwhile, the wife of a jealous wrestler tries to seduce Sam. | | Guest Stars: Deborah Wakeham as Terri Shiloh, John Kidwell as Hank Sammis, Angela Paton as Sheri Shilo, Rance Howard as Lamar, Jeff Hochendoner as Terry Sammis / Mirror, Jerry Bossard as Ronny Sammis, Susan Isaacs (1) as Myra, Tim De Zarn as Stan, Don Dolan as Referee, Terry Funk as Carl, Jay S. York as Executioner, Don Hood as Carl Shilo | Director: Joe Napolitano
Writer: Tommy Thompson (3) | | | |
| 52 :03x21 - Nuclear Family - October 26, 1962 (May/15/1991) | | October 26, 1962: In the body of a bomb shelter salesman during the Cuban Missile Crisis, Sam has to stop the killing of a neighbor during a false air raid alarm which results in the conviction of his brother. | | Guest Stars: Timothy Carhart as Mac Elroy, Kurt Fuller as Burt Rosencranz, Kim Flowers as Kate Elroy, Robert Hy Gorman as Stevie Elroy, Candy Hutson as Kimberly Elroy, Delia Salvi as Mrs. Kingman, Patrick M. Bruneau as Eddie Elroy | Director: James Whitmore, Jr.
Writer: Paul Brown (2) | | | |
| 53 :03x22 - Shock Theater - October 2, 1954 (May/22/1991) | | October 3, 1954: Sam leaps into a mental patient just as he is undergoing a high electric shock therapy dosage, which brings out several of the personalities Sam has leaped into in the past. It becomes increasing harder for Al to communicate with Sam and if he and Doctor Beeks can not figure out how to get Sam out, he will be stuck there forever. | | Guest Stars: Frank Collison as Mortimer, Lee Garlington as Nurse Chatam, Robert Symonds as Dr. Wickless, Scott Lawrence as Tibby Johnson, Bruce A. Young (1) as Butch, David Proval as Dr. Masters, Ralph Marrero as Oswald, Kevin Page as Young Doctor, Harry Pugh as Older Doctor, Howard Matthew Johnson (1) as Jesse Tyler / Mirror, LaReine Chabut as Samantha Stormer / Mirror, Brad Silverman as Jimmy LaMotta / Mirror, Jean-Pierre Dorleac as Mental Patient, Candy Ann Brown (2) as Dr. Verbeena Beeks, Nick Brooks as Freddie | Director: Joe Napolitano
Writer: Deborah Pratt (1) | | | |
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