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** Al's own PapaWolf moment when he sits next to the terrified and tearful boy and does his best to assure him, even though he can't see or hear him. When one of the kidnappers begins advancing towards the kid with an incredibly creepy look on his face, Al snarls, "You lay one hand on this kid, you slimebag, and I'll kill you. I don't know how, but ''I'll kill you''".

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** Al's own PapaWolf moment when he sits next to the terrified and tearful boy and does his best to assure him, even though he the boy can't see or hear him. When one of the kidnappers begins advancing towards the kid with an incredibly creepy look on his face, Al snarls, "You lay one hand on this kid, you slimebag, and I'll kill you. I don't know how, but ''I'll kill you''".
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* "Memphis Melody" on a meta-level has Creator/ScottBakula doing a '''great''' impression of Music/ElvisPresley, singing a classic from Elvis' Sun Records days, "Baby Let's Play House." [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCEyaHoUWOI God bless Scott Bakula.]]



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* The cast as a whole. Creator/ScottBakula for being able to wear dresses with a straight face (the handful of times he leaped into women) and the remainder of the cast for being able to react to this 6-foot tall white guy as though he were a woman, a black man, even a chimpanzee, with nary an indication that they saw him as otherwise, not to mention act completely unaware of Al's presence, even as he snarks at them.
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* Sam sees what seemed to be just a crusty prospector help save his friends, [[http://www.quantumleap-alsplace.com/img/episodeimages/mirrorimage/39.jpg then vanish in a blue light]]. Sam realizes that the old man was a Leaper, and the bartender (God) tells him that that's what ''guardian angels'' do.

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* Sam sees what seemed to be just a crusty prospector help save his friends, [[http://www.[[https://www.quantumleap-alsplace.com/img/episodeimages/mirrorimage/39.com/img/episodeimages/mirrorimage2/17.jpg then vanish in a blue light]]. Sam realizes that the old man was a Leaper, and the bartender (God) tells him that that's what ''guardian angels'' do.
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** Al's own PapaWolf moment when he sits next to the terrified and tearful boy and does his best to assure him, even though he can't see or hear him. When one of the kidnappers begins advancing towards the kid with an incredibly creepy look on his face, Al snarls, "You touch this kid and I'll kill you. I don't know how, but ''I'll kill you''".

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** Al's own PapaWolf moment when he sits next to the terrified and tearful boy and does his best to assure him, even though he can't see or hear him. When one of the kidnappers begins advancing towards the kid with an incredibly creepy look on his face, Al snarls, "You touch lay one hand on this kid kid, you slimebag, and I'll kill you. I don't know how, but ''I'll kill you''".
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* In "Another Mother", Sam being both PapaWolf and MamaBear (he's leaped into a single mother) when he goes all out to rescue his leapee's son from a pair of kidnappers, running their van off the road, then kicking their asses.
** Al's own PapaWolf moment when he sits next to the terrified and tearful boy and does his best to assure him, even though he can't see or hear him. When one of the kidnappers begins advancing towards the kid with an incredibly creepy look on his face, Al snarls, "You touch this kid and I'll kill you. I don't know how, but ''I'll kill you''".
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* The HalloweenEpisode was mostly just NightmareFuel, but the climax is, when you think about it, pure awesome. Turns out that the "Al" we saw throughout the episode was [[DevilInDisguise actually the Devil]], and he's decided that it's time to off TheHero, and sets to strangling Sam. Sam Beckett, however, decides that he's not going to have that, and [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu chokes the devil into oblivion]]. Repeat, ''[[AddedAlliterativeAppeal Sam strangles Satan]]''.

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* The HalloweenEpisode was mostly just NightmareFuel, but the climax is, when you think about it, pure awesome. Turns out that the "Al" we saw throughout the episode was [[DevilInDisguise actually the Devil]], and he's decided that it's time to off TheHero, and sets to strangling Sam. Sam Beckett, however, decides that he's not going to have that, and [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu chokes the devil into oblivion]]. Repeat, ''[[AddedAlliterativeAppeal Sam ''Sam strangles Satan]]''.Satan''.
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** And we get a SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}} right afterwards, when the girl's family comes out and sees what happened. The father incredulously asks "You did all this?", to which Sam responds "Well, I ''am'' a [=McBain=]." [[note]]Although the new history is never revealed, it can be presumed that the [[=McBain=]] family has its name restored and that Katie, coming to terms with what happened, is able to live out a reasonably good future, while Kevin, disgraced as his true character is finally exposed, lives his life out in a persistent vegetative state, never again able to attack a woman and his goals dashed because of his criminal behavior.[[/note]]

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** And we get a SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}} right afterwards, when the girl's family comes out and sees what happened. The father incredulously asks "You did all this?", to which Sam responds "Well, I ''am'' a [=McBain=]." [[note]]Although the new history is never revealed, it can be presumed that the [[=McBain=]] [=McBain=] family has its name restored and that Katie, coming to terms with what happened, is able to live out a reasonably good future, while Kevin, disgraced as his true character is finally exposed, lives his life out in a persistent vegetative state, never again able to attack a woman and his goals dashed because of his criminal behavior.[[/note]]
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* "Lee Harvey Oswald"'s climax sees Sam leaping out of Oswald and into a Secret Service agent, thus saving the person he was meant to save... ''Jackie'' Kennedy.

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* "Lee Harvey Oswald"'s climax sees Sam leaping out of Oswald and into a Secret Service agent, Clint Hill, thus saving the person he was meant to save... ''Jackie'' Kennedy.
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** But that's not the only reason people remember this episode. Sam and Al think that they're there to see to the prosecution of her rapist, only to have him acquitted because he's the mayor's son and all-American football hero. As Sam is sitting on the porch lamenting the turn of events, the rapist shows up and proceeds [[WouldHitAGirl to punch her/him]] [[KickTheDog and attempt to rape them again.]] Sam -- after [[GroinAttack kicking the rapist in the groin]] to stun him -- tells Al, [[PreAssKickingOneLiner "I think I know the reason I'm here"]], then proceeds to [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown beat the punk within an inch of his life.]]
-->'''Sam:''' So things got a little out of control, huh?! So you ''[PUNCH]'' SLAPPED her! But that wasn't enough! So you had to ''[PUNCH]'' HIT her! And then you ''[PUNCH]'' HIT her again! ''[PUNCH] [PUNCH]'' You son of a ''[PUNCH]'' BITCH! ''[PUNCH] [PUNCH]''
** Sam's so utterly furious with this piece of human garbage that he lets out this primal growl while punching the guy. It is ''chilling'' to see do-gooder NiceGuy Sam Beckett [[BewareTheNiceOnes that pissed off with someone.]]

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** But that's not the only reason people remember this episode. Sam and Al think that they're there to see to the prosecution of her rapist, only to have him acquitted because he's the mayor's son and all-American football hero. As Sam is sitting on the Katie's back porch lamenting the turn of events, the rapist shows up and proceeds [[WouldHitAGirl to punch her/him]] [[KickTheDog and attempt to rape them again.]] Sam -- after [[GroinAttack kicking the rapist in the groin]] to stun him -- slowly gets to his feet, tells Al, very matter-of-factly, [[PreAssKickingOneLiner "I think I know the reason why I'm here"]], here, Al"]], then proceeds to [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown beat the punk within an inch of his life.]]
-->'''Sam:''' --->'''Sam:''' So things got a little out of control, huh?! So you ''[PUNCH]'' SLAPPED her! But that wasn't enough! So you had to ''[PUNCH]'' HIT her! And then you ''[PUNCH]'' HIT her again! ''[PUNCH] [PUNCH]'' You son of a ''[PUNCH]'' BITCH! ''[PUNCH] [PUNCH]''
** Sam's so utterly furious with this piece of human garbage that he lets out this primal growl while punching the guy. It is ''chilling'' to see do-gooder NiceGuy Sam Beckett [[BewareTheNiceOnes that pissed off with someone.]] By the end, [[AssholeVictim the guy is on the ground, only barely twitching, practically comatose, and covered in blood.]]



* In "Killin' Time," Sam leaps into Leon Styles, a serial murderer, who escapes from the Waiting Room (and the project as a whole). Eventually, he makes his way back to the project compound-- and runs into Gushie, who's a rather timid, meek guy by nature. Styles demands that Gushie send him back to his own time, to which Gushie replies that it's not possible. Styles response is to point a gun at the base of Gushie's throat and tells him to send him back to his own time or he'll kill him. To which Gushie calmly replies, "Well, you're just gonna have to kill me then."

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* In "Killin' Time," Sam leaps into Leon Styles, a serial murderer, who escapes from the Waiting Room (and the project as a whole). Eventually, he makes his way back to the project compound-- and runs into Gushie, who's a rather timid, meek guy by nature. Styles demands that Gushie send him back to his own time, to which Gushie replies that it's not possible. Styles response is to point a gun at the base of Gushie's throat and tells him to send him back to his own time or he'll kill him. To which Gushie calmly replies, "Well, replies:
-->'''Gushie:''' [[FacingTheBulletsOneLiner Well,
you're just gonna have to kill me then."]]
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** To start with, at this point in the episode, Sam has decided to screw the leap: Sam had been tricked into thinking that Nicole (his old piano teacher that he still had feelings for) had slept with John, the lead of the "Man of La Mancha" production. Sam[[note]]who, keep in mind, leapt in as John's understudy[[/note]] was informed earlier in the episode that he was there to save his life that night (as he would wind up drunkenly falling off the set and injuring himself); but because of what he assumed happened the previous life, Sam implicitly decides that "[[OOCIsSeriousBusiness [he's] not saving that arrogant ass]]", and actually [[KickTheDog tells John to]] [[DeadlyEuphemism "break a leg"]]. And sure enough, John begins his trek down the set's giant staircase as Sam watches bitterly... and he stumbles... and then he slips and falls... [[ChronicHeroSyndrome into Sam's arms as he rushes onto the set]].

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** To start with, at this point in the episode, Sam has decided to screw the leap: Sam had been tricked into thinking that Nicole (his old piano teacher that he still had feelings for) had slept with John, the lead of the "Man of La Mancha" production. Sam[[note]]who, keep in mind, leapt in as John's understudy[[/note]] was informed earlier in the episode that he was there to save his life that night (as he would wind up drunkenly falling off the set and injuring himself); but because of what he assumed happened the previous life, night, Sam implicitly decides that "[[OOCIsSeriousBusiness [he's] not saving that arrogant ass]]", and actually [[KickTheDog tells John to]] [[DeadlyEuphemism "break a leg"]]. And sure enough, John begins his trek down the set's giant staircase as Sam watches bitterly... and he stumbles... and then he slips and falls... [[ChronicHeroSyndrome into Sam's arms as he rushes onto the set]].
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* In "Miss Deep South", Sam has to make sure one of the beauty pageant contestants, Connie, doesn't get her life ruined by the scumbag photographer, Beaumont. Sam ultimately accomplishes this by getting him to give up the location of the film by kicking his ass and then ''threatening to drop him out a window''.
** What's better is that, despite Sam and Connie destroying the film, Beaumont brushes this off, planning on trying his shit again next year... only for Miss Myers, the Pageant Coordinator, to show up and tell him flat-out that he's fired. This is especially powerful as she too had been a victim of Beaumont in the past.
** Then you have how the episode ends: Despite saving Connie, Sam still has to compete in the pageant, and the talent portion is up, and Al informs him he's hanging on to fourth place[[note]]when he's supposed to get ''third''[[/note]]. As such, inspired by a bulletin board backstage, Sam decides to change the song he chose for his talent from "Cuanto le Gusta"... to "Great Balls of Fire", which he ''belts'' out on the piano. The end result? Sam doesn't get fourth place. He doesn't even get third. '''''He gets first place.'''''
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* The climax of "Catch a Falling Star". ''Hoo boy'', the climax of "Catch a Falling Star". The fact that the final act of the episode is practically ''entirely'' dedicated to the performance of ''Theatre/ManOfLaMancha'' works ''significantly'' in the episode's favor.
** To start with, at this point in the episode, Sam has decided to screw the leap: Sam had been tricked into thinking that Nicole (his old piano teacher that he still had feelings for) had slept with John, the lead of the "Man of La Mancha" production. Sam[[note]]who, keep in mind, leapt in as John's understudy[[/note]] was informed earlier in the episode that he was there to save his life that night (as he would wind up drunkenly falling off the set and injuring himself); but because of what he assumed happened the previous life, Sam implicitly decides that "[[OOCIsSeriousBusiness [he's] not saving that arrogant ass]]", and actually [[KickTheDog tells John to]] [[DeadlyEuphemism "break a leg"]]. And sure enough, John begins his trek down the set's giant staircase as Sam watches bitterly... and he stumbles... and then he slips and falls... [[ChronicHeroSyndrome into Sam's arms as he rushes onto the set]].
** Because of his stumble, John decides that he shouldn't be performing that night. And since Sam's the understudy, he has to go on in John's place. What follows is a ''brilliant'' display of Scott's singing talents ''and'' Sam's newly gained confidence on being on stage as we cut to Sam ''belting out'' the opening to "Man of La Mancha (I, Don Quixote)", followed by a cut to the soft, emotional performance of "Duclinea", followed by one more cut to Sam acting his damnest out of the reprise of "Man of La Mancha" and Don Quixote's death. This in turn gives him the opportunity to patch things up with Nicole.
** And then you get to the way the episode ''ends'' (which doubles as a [[Heartwarming/QuantumLeap Heartwarming moment]]): Sam is ascending the staircase as the cast does one final reprise of "The Impossible Dream" and, after sharing one final glance with Nicole, has the following conversation with Al as they ascend the stairs together:
--->'''Al''': You gonna be alright?
--->'''Sam''': ''What matter wounds to the body of a knight errant? For each time he falls he shall rise again and woe to the wicked...'' Al!
--->'''Al''': Here your grace!
--->'''Sam''': My armor, my sword!
--->'''Al''': More misadventures?
--->'''Sam''': Adventures, old friend.
--->(the cast hits the final note; Sam leaps out)
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* In "Camikazi Kid", Sam (under prompting from Al) challenges Cheryl's boyfriend, Bob, to a drag race: his souped-up car against Cameron's mom's car. Why? By having Bob lose, he will wind up exposing his anger to Cheryl, and cause her to call off their engagement[[note]]thus preventing her from marrying an abusive alcoholic[[/note]]. Al's suggestion to give Sam an edge? Laughing gas. Or, as it's more scientifically known, [[NitroBoost nitrous oxide]]. By rigging up a laughing gas canister in the back of the car, one ten-second blast into the gas tank during the final stretch of the race winds up giving Sam the boost required to overtake Bob and win the race. And Bob's response? [[RageBreakingPoint Attempting to mow Sam down the second he gets out of his car.]] While Sam is able to quickly dodge, Cheryl is so digusted that she throws Bob's engagement ring to the ground and leaves him, followed by Sam [[DynamicEntry Dukes of Hazarding over his car]] in order to punch Bob to the ground once he tries forcing her to stay.
** As a special bonus, it's worth mentioning that the stakes of the race were that the winner got to keep the loser's car; they were racing for pinks[[note]]pink slips; think the car's proof of ownership[[/note]]. Bob wound up totaling his car attempting to kill Sam. When everyone heads out, Jill (the girl that had assisted Sam in setting up the laughing gas, and has had a crush on the leapee, Cameron) makes a point of showing Bob his pink slip... and dropping it to the ground. Not only is Bob out a girlfriend / wife, and his group of friends (who had decided to abandon him after his stunt), [[LaserGuidedKarma but now he's stuck with his wreck of a car.]]
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* In the season two premiere, "Honeymoon Express," Al has to defend the importance of Sam's leaping to a government committee, or their funding will be cut off and even if Sam keeps leaping, it'll be without Al's help. He's convinced their only chance is for Sam to create a change in history far bigger than the single lives he's helped, and at the time he's at now, the best chance is to stop the 1960 U2 Incident. Sam ultimately fails, but then corrects the leapee's love interest, Dianne, on a practice question for getting a law degree, and she realizes that one mistake would have affected so many answers that she would have failed the exam without his help. Suddenly, Al's hearing changes from the announcement that the project is being shut down, to Dianne saying it'll be kept running.

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* In the season two premiere, "Honeymoon Express," Al has to defend the importance of Sam's leaping to a government committee, or their funding will be cut off and even if Sam keeps leaping, it'll be without Al's help. He's convinced their only chance is for Sam to create a change in history far bigger than the single lives he's helped, and at the time he's at now, the best chance is to stop the 1960 U2 Incident. Sam ultimately fails, but then corrects Incident by having the leapee's love interest, Dianne, call her father (an influential Senator) and get him to convince Eisenhower to abort the flight. Sam ultimately fails (as Dianne's father [[AllForNothing was in the middle of a fishing trip, and unable to be reached]]), but then corrects Dianne on a practice question for getting a law degree, and she realizes that one mistake would have affected so many answers that she would have failed the exam without his help. Suddenly, Al's hearing changes from the announcement that the project is being shut down, to Dianne saying it'll be kept running.

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* In the season two premiere, "Honeymoon Express," Al has to defend the importance of Sam's leaping to a government committee, or their funding will be cut off and even if Sam keeps leaping, it'll be without Al's help. He's convinced their only chance is for Sam to create a change in history far bigger than the single lives he's helped, and at the time he's at now, the best chance is to stop the 1960 U2 Incident. Sam ultimately fails, but then corrects the leapee's love interest on a practice question for getting a law degree, and she realizes that one mistake would have affected so many answers that she would have failed the exam without his help. Suddenly, Al's hearing changes from the announcement that the project is being shut down, to the woman saying it'll be kept running.

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* In the season two premiere, "Honeymoon Express," Al has to defend the importance of Sam's leaping to a government committee, or their funding will be cut off and even if Sam keeps leaping, it'll be without Al's help. He's convinced their only chance is for Sam to create a change in history far bigger than the single lives he's helped, and at the time he's at now, the best chance is to stop the 1960 U2 Incident. Sam ultimately fails, but then corrects the leapee's love interest interest, Dianne, on a practice question for getting a law degree, and she realizes that one mistake would have affected so many answers that she would have failed the exam without his help. Suddenly, Al's hearing changes from the announcement that the project is being shut down, to the woman Dianne saying it'll be kept running.running.
** Right at the climax of the episode, Dianne's ex (Roget) has a gun buried into the back of Sam's head, with Sam seemingly defenseless (as he was ordered to throw his own gun out the window). Right when it seems like Sam's going to get killed, Dianne shoves his gun arm away as Sam spins around to face Roget... and Roget abruptly grunts in pain. And as we pan down, we see Sam's hand covered in Roget's blood... [[HiddenWeapons as he lets go of the knife he stole from Roget in their earlier confrontation]].
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*** And then Sam and the rest of the frat ''slingshot'' the bomb out of the science room. And then "Wild Thing" plays in celebration.

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*** And then Sam and the rest of the frat ''slingshot'' the bomb out of the science room.room, ''right'' before it explodes. And then "Wild Thing" plays in celebration.
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* The HalloweenEpisode was mostly just NightmareFuel, but the climax is, when you think about it, pure awesome. Turns out [[spoiler:that the "Al" we saw throughout the episode was [[DevilInDisguise actually the Devil]], and he's decided that it's time to off TheHero, and sets to strangling Sam. Sam Beckett, however, decides that he's not going to have that, and [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu chokes the devil into oblivion]]]]. Repeat, [[spoiler:''[[AddedAlliterativeAppeal Sam strangles Satan]]'']].

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* The HalloweenEpisode was mostly just NightmareFuel, but the climax is, when you think about it, pure awesome. Turns out [[spoiler:that that the "Al" we saw throughout the episode was [[DevilInDisguise actually the Devil]], and he's decided that it's time to off TheHero, and sets to strangling Sam. Sam Beckett, however, decides that he's not going to have that, and [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu chokes the devil into oblivion]]]]. oblivion]]. Repeat, [[spoiler:''[[AddedAlliterativeAppeal ''[[AddedAlliterativeAppeal Sam strangles Satan]]'']].Satan]]''.
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* In the season two premiere, "Honeymoon Express," Al has to defend the importance of Sam's leaping to a government committee, or their funding will be cut off and even if Sam keeps leaping, it'll be without Al's help. He's convinced their only chance is for Sam to create a change in history far bigger than the single lives he's helped, and at the time he's at now, the best chance is to stop the 1960 U2 Incident. Sam ultimately fails, but then [[spoiler:corrects the leapee's love interest on a practice question for getting a law degree, and she realizes that one mistake would have affected so many answers that she would have failed the exam without his help. Suddenly, Al's hearing changes from the announcement that the project is being shut down, to the woman saying it'll be kept running.]]

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* In the season two premiere, "Honeymoon Express," Al has to defend the importance of Sam's leaping to a government committee, or their funding will be cut off and even if Sam keeps leaping, it'll be without Al's help. He's convinced their only chance is for Sam to create a change in history far bigger than the single lives he's helped, and at the time he's at now, the best chance is to stop the 1960 U2 Incident. Sam ultimately fails, but then [[spoiler:corrects corrects the leapee's love interest on a practice question for getting a law degree, and she realizes that one mistake would have affected so many answers that she would have failed the exam without his help. Suddenly, Al's hearing changes from the announcement that the project is being shut down, to the woman saying it'll be kept running.]]



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* "Lee Harvey Oswald" - [[spoiler:leaping out of Oswald and into a Secret Service agent, thus saving the person he was meant to save - ''Jackie'' Kennedy.]]

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* "Lee Harvey Oswald" - [[spoiler:leaping Oswald"'s climax sees Sam leaping out of Oswald and into a Secret Service agent, thus saving the person he was meant to save - save... ''Jackie'' Kennedy.]]
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* "Return of the Evil Leaper" sees Sam decide to help Alia escape the Evil Leaper Project [[SaveTheVillain purely because he wants to]]; after the two of them bail from their car before it crashes off a cliff, Zoe tries to get Lothos to leap Alia away, only for Sam to circumvent them, causing the ''both'' of them to leap out together.
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* Towards the end of "A Single Drop of Rain", Sam (having lept into a self-proclaimed rainmaker) is nearing the end of his rope: he doesn't know how to make it rain for the drought-afflicted hometown of the leapee, and he has to save the marriage of Ralph[[note]]Billy's brother[[/note]] and Annie. What follows is two-fold:
** Sam, in a moment of desperation, [[SmiteMeOMightySmiter calls out to God]] [[RageAgainstTheHeavens to cash in a favor that God most certainly owes him after almost four years of leaping]].
--->'''Sam''': (to the sky) I don't know who's runnin' this show. I don't know why I was chosen. I bounce around from place to place. I do everything I'm supposed to do, at least the best way I can, but I don't know how to do this one. [[YouOweMe I mean, you gotta help me. I figure you owe me, for a couple of times, anyway.]] You make it rain. You hear me?! ''You make it rain!''
** Sam manages to save Ralph's marriage by provoking Ralph into fighting him[[note]]since Ralph was under the impression that Annie loved his brother more than him[[/note]], and manages to get Ralph to finally open up about his insecurities and about how much he well and truly loves Annie. [[RuleOfSymbolism It is only when the fight ends, and Ralph and Annie make up, that a downpour starts up, and it begins to rain in earnest.]]
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** And we get a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming right afterwards, when the girl's family comes out and sees what happened. The father incredulously asks "You did all this?", to which Sam responds "Well, I ''am'' a [=McBain=]." [[note]]Although the new history is never revealed, it can be presumed that the [[=McBain=]] family has its name restored and that Katie, coming to terms with what happened, is able to live out a reasonably good future, while Kevin, disgraced as his true character is finally exposed, lives his life out in a persistent vegetative state, never again able to attack a woman and his goals dashed because of his criminal behavior.[[/note]]

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** And we get a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}} right afterwards, when the girl's family comes out and sees what happened. The father incredulously asks "You did all this?", to which Sam responds "Well, I ''am'' a [=McBain=]." [[note]]Although the new history is never revealed, it can be presumed that the [[=McBain=]] family has its name restored and that Katie, coming to terms with what happened, is able to live out a reasonably good future, while Kevin, disgraced as his true character is finally exposed, lives his life out in a persistent vegetative state, never again able to attack a woman and his goals dashed because of his criminal behavior.[[/note]]

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