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"Quantum Leap" M.I.A. - April 1, 1969 (1990)


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"Quantum Leap" (1989): Season 2: Episode 22 -- Al (Dean Stockwell) attempts to adjust his past through Sam (Scott Bakula), who has become an undercover cop in 1969.

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Original Air Date:
9 May 1990 (Season 2, Episode 22)
Plot:
Al tells Sam that he has to convince a Navy nurse that her MIA husband is still alive, but Sam keeps getting signals that he has another mission. full summary | add synopsis
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MIA - a classic! more (1 total)

Cast

  (Episode Credited cast)

Scott Bakula ... Dr. Sam Beckett
Dean Stockwell ... Admiral Al Calavicci
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Doug Bauer ... Jake Rawlins

Jason Beghe ... Roger Skaggs
Susan Diol ... Beth Calavicci
Norman Large ... Dirk Simon
Bob Mendel ... Hippie Boy
Gregory Millar ... Pusher
Javi Mulero ... Taco Man
Sierra Pecheur ... Carol

William Shockley ... Homer

Pat Skipper ... Tequila

Cyd Strittmatter ... Hippie Girl (as Cyndi Strittmatter)
Leticia Vasquez ... Rosalie
Dan Ziskie ... Sergeant Riley
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Fun Stuff

Trivia:
The initials in the title stand for Missing In Action, a serviceman who never returns from war and his body is ever located or identified. more
Soundtrack:
Georgia On My Mind more

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11 out of 12 people found the following comment useful.
MIA - a classic!, 29 March 2006
Author: soozn79 from United States

*** This comment may contain spoilers ***

MIA is one of the most important episodes for the series. It's premise and plot is revisited in the Series Finale, "Mirror Image." The love story between Al and his first wife Beth is set up here. It starts out a fairly mundane leap for Same, but there is something going on that Sam has yet to figure out, and Al is not telling him the whole story! It sets up the reason for the torch Al carries life-long for his first wife. The very last scene, between Al and Beth, is so beautiful, however it must be seen for the first time in it's original form, not on the newly released DVD set. The music has been changed from it's original airing form and has changed the tone and meaning of the scene quite a bit. But it remains the beginning of a superb love story.

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