NBC Orders Pilot of 'Quantum Leap' Reboot

NBC Orders Pilot of , 'Quantum Leap' Reboot.
Deadline reports that NBC has ordered
a pilot for a reboot of the much-loved
90s sci-fi series, 'Quantum Leap.' .
Deadline reports that NBC has ordered
a pilot for a reboot of the much-loved
90s sci-fi series, 'Quantum Leap.' .
The original series starred
Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell. .
The reboot will be written
and executive produced by 'La Brea'
co-showrunners Steven Lilien and Bryan Wynbrandt. .
The reboot will be written
and executive produced by 'La Brea'
co-showrunners Steven Lilien and Bryan Wynbrandt. .
'Blindspot' creator Martin Gero
will also executive produce along
with two returning EPs from the original series.
EP and series creator Don Bellisario,
as well as EP and co-narrator Deborah Pratt,
will return to serve as EPs for the reboot. .
EP and series creator Don Bellisario,
as well as EP and co-narrator Deborah Pratt,
will return to serve as EPs for the reboot. .
Deadline reports that the series' return will take place
in the present time, 30 years after Dr. Sam Beckett
(Bakula) first stepped into the Quantum Leap accelerator. .
Deadline reports that the series' return will take place
in the present time, 30 years after Dr. Sam Beckett
(Bakula) first stepped into the Quantum Leap accelerator. .
The reboot centers around a team
assembled to restart the project and unravel
the mystery of the machine and its inventor. .
The reboot centers around a team
assembled to restart the project and unravel
the mystery of the machine and its inventor. .
The original series
aired 97 episodes
from 1989 to 1993. .
The show centered around Bakula as Sam Beckett
while he time traveled through different eras
by "leaping" into other people's bodies. .
The show centered around Bakula as Sam Beckett
while he time traveled through different eras
by "leaping" into other people's bodies. .
Becket's partner, Admiral Al Calavicci,
played by Stockwell, appeared
as a hologram to guide Becket through time. .
Becket's partner, Admiral Al Calavicci,
played by Stockwell, appeared
as a hologram to guide Becket through time. .
In November, co-lead of the original series,
Dean Stockwell, died at the age of 85. .
In November, co-lead of the original series,
Dean Stockwell, died at the age of 85.