703 Heart and Soul

Heart and Soul

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Heart and Soul
April 6, 2000


Somewhere in the Rocky Mountains


Sam had found himself in difficult situations, but nothing like this. Having leaped into a crash-landed plane, he wonders what he could possibly put right, especially when things seem to be getting worse by the minute. An influential member of Congress is slowly dying, the radio doesn't work, and a chauvinist aide with a chip on his shoulder is harassing a female Naval Officer. Now Sam has to find a way to rescue the stranded airplane passengers before all but one of them disappear forever?and the remaining one is found completely insane.


Written by: Katherine Freymuth


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I really liked this one a lot it was a very good story.With a bit
of mystery thrown in how could Captain Julianna Thomas tell
when Al was around.You'll find out in another leap.Great writing Katherine
 
I love this story. It introduces Julianna. I like how Sam falls for her and Al almost flips out when he catches Sam and Julianna about to make love.
 
Vince Beckett said:
I love this story. It introduces Julianna. I like how Sam falls for her and Al almost flips out when he catches Sam and Julianna about to make love.

Actually, sir, there was no almost about that scene. Sam and Julianna DID make love. I just didn't want it to be blatantly said.

Kat Freymuth
 
Sadly, I had a hard time finishing this episode. Nothing to do with the author, but I'm afraid that this didn't really feel like "Quantum Leap", at least in my eyes, because only half of the episode focused on the leap. Plus, I guess I've grown fond of the nice, more superstitious Al, and he was a bit too violent for me in this episode. Again, no personal critism to the author, because it was the story, not the writing style, that I'm reviewing.