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| Synopsis: Ben leaps into Alexandra Tomkinson, a medical resident in a Seattle hospital. As victims from a train crash pour into the ER, Addison reveals Ben’s complicated mission. He must go up against hospital bosses to save lives and Alexandra’s career. | ||
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Synopsis Broadcast Date Leap Date Leap Location Name of Leapee Synopsis & Personal Review Project Trivia Ben Trivia Addison Trivia Ian's Outfit Worn in the Episode Kiss With History Miscellaneous Trivia Guest Cast Guest Cast Notes Guests who appeared in other Quantum Leap episodes Characters who appeared in Classic Series episodes Songs & Music Say What? Quotable Quotes Production Photos Production Videos Production Credits Podcasts |
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Date: Date: January 9, 2023 - 10pm on NBC |
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Date: February 8, 1994 Project Date: 2023 |
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| Leap Location: Seattle, Washington |
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| Name of Leapee: Dr. Alexandra Tomkinson |
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| Detailed Synopsis: This episode we see Ben leap into his next “assignment”, in a dark ally way. In the background there is an emergency siren, and then we see a woman pushing up a gurney. We find a man and woman in distress, and becomes very clear that a baby is on the way. We find out that Ben has leaped into the body of a doctor, and this woman needs immediate help. After a few seconds of negotiating, and realizing no other help is coming, Ben helps deliver a new baby girl to the world. We cut scene and get all the details on the leap pretty quickly, Addison is there right away. We are in Seattle, USA. 1994. And Ben has leaped into the body of Dr. Alexandra (Alex) Tomlinson, a first year resident. We get a little comic relief before it all changes…. A joke about the joys of wearing an underwire bra. We are then introduced to Dr. Sandra Turk, a 3rd year resident, mentor to Alexandra. But we quickly overhear what is a contentions conversation (Divorce) on a clunky and large Motorola flip phone (just in case we need any reminders it is 1994). Also in this scene we are given a reminder that Addison is a hologram, as Sandra walks through her, and we get the image flicker. Now we get to the leap demands: It isn’t just 1 life this time, it is three. Ben goes out to the nurses station, to see where the three people are, by name. Well after a very awkward conversation, they are not in the system. Ben and Addison are confused, they must be somewhere… and then, alarms. There is an emergency trauma inbound. Guess we know where the three patients are arriving. It’s a train crash, multiple victims. We start to see a parade of injured people being brought in. We see Addison guiding Ben on the medical items and techniques, and what is needed (this happens through out the episode). We have found one of the first patients, and the nurse remembers that Ben was asking about.. and looks at him… how did he know? We then get to meet Dr. Harper. An abrasive senior doctor at the hospital, who obviously has some tension and issues with others on the staff (in particularly Alex and Sandra). We hear about Respiratrex, a surgical anesthetic. One that is still in trials. We now get a piece of the puzzle, this leap is going to be about the challenges of new drugs: profit vs what is right for the patient. Ben takes a bold move, and changes the drug told to use by Dr. Harper, breaking rules. Thinking this is going to save the young girl. The nurse Ben asked the names of, she finds a 2nd name from that list, and tells Ben (Alex) to go see if she/he can help him. We meet Eli, who is about to find out that his head pain from the accident, is the least of his problem. He has a brain tumor, that needs immediate treatment. He doesn’t want it, as he lost his wife, and life has been tough with out her. Then a twist. Dr. Sandra comes in. We find out Eli is her father (estranged). Eli asked Alex not to say anything to Sandra, putting Ben in a difficult position. Cut back to the ER… and there is a man with a nasty piece of shrapnel in his forehead. As Sandra works to remove the fragment, Alex/Ben talk to the man, learning about his 25 year marriage, and that his wife is somewhere in the hospital, as she was injured as well. We learn a little about the man and his wife (Genie). They have a great life and marriage together. And the two (Alex and Sandra), successfully remove the shrapnel and save his life. Things are good. We find Ben using state of the art 1996 technology, big medical reference library on CD. And a dot-matrix printer. Thinking back to 1996, this is about right. The internet was still dial-up in most places and not readily available, and even though that had ISDN or other technologies, it still wasn’t fast. YAHOO was the biggest search engine at the time, and very little medical reference material was available. Ben wishes that he had fast internet connection at that moment. He is looking up details about the cancer that Eli has, and what can be done. Sandra comes in and states, the best treatment is immediate treatment and as his doctor, Alex has to make him do the treatment. We then get the confrontation from Dr. Turk, about the changed script. He talks down to two doctors, not even referring to them as doctors. It’s tense, he basically tells Alex that when the medical emergency is over, there is going to be consequences. Ben is disappointed that Sandra didn’t speak up about the drug, and her concerns. She is terrified it is going to impact her divorce and the battle for her son. There is a double down on the drug story line now, that it is going to impact a LOT of people if it continues. So Ben has an idea, he is going to talk to Eli. Who was a lawyer, that fought (for what Sandra declared) the wrong side of the arguments, and won. He was a talented lawyer, but that led to Eli and Sandra’s distance. The conversation with Eli really doesn’t go well, Ben makes the case, but it doesn’t go anywhere. Addison then informs Ben, that Grace (the man’s wife from earlier), is brain dead. And Ben (Alex) is going to have to deliver the news. In this moment, we get to learn about Addison a bit more. She was a leader in the military, she lead operations that didn’t always go well. She had to break the news to a family that their only son had died, and we see the pain on Addison, that it was one of the hardest things she ever had to do. We see Ben deliver the painful news to the man. We cut back to Ben talking with Sandra about the conversation with Eli. And then.. code alert. The young girl from earlier (that had the surgery) is crashing, it is Kim. One of the people Ben has to save. They work together to save her again with the paddles of life, but it isn’t going to last. Sandra concludes she is in total heart failure an dis going to need a heart transplant ASAP. In the emotional aftermath, Ben reveals to Sandra that her dad is dining of cancer, and is being stubborn about the treatment. We see this doesn’t sit well with Sandra, and that it is Sandra is the only one that can give him a reason to live. Ben is frustrated at this point, he can’t solve these three.. .and is afraid he stuck there forever, if he can’t figure out the leap. Addison reminds him, that there has to be a connection… why is he there. Addison works with Ian and Ziggy and conclude there is no heart donor in the system at that time. So what can be done? Ben has an idea. We next find Ben talking to man about his wife, that is declared brain dead. And talk to him about approving the heart transplant. After a warm discussion, he agrees. The transplant is going to happen. However: ALERT! Ziggy says there is a problem, and it isn’t going to work, because Dr. Turk is going to use the Respiratrex drug. Ben gets help from Sandra… they have to stop this surgery, or get this drug changed. They both then put their careers (well Ben puts Alex’s) on the line. They barge into the active ER. And confront Dr. Turk… not just about the drug, but about how they are treated as Women instead of colleagues/Doctors. They then give Turk the additional data they have, that Kim has a pre-existing condition, and this drug is going to kill her. He nods, and changes the drug to be used. Saves Kim. We find out then from Addison, the details get out, the hospital removes themselves from the trial. Other hospitals follow, the drug is never approved and thousands and thousands of people are saved. The Leap…. is a success. We find out Sandra is going to force Eli to treatment. We then end up with Ben and Addison talking on the back of an Ambulance. Reflecting on the lives Dr’s and Nurses live every day. And the lives they hold in their hands, that they save. We have a tender moment, and we seem them lean in… and Ben leaps. Ben then finds him self in an elevator, with a familiar Sci Fi fan favorite by his side. Military uniforms, Ben is a high ranking person. Doors open, and we here “far out” and “wait to you see what this nuclear reactor can do”. Back in Project QL, things are getting interesting. Janice is in a dark interrogation room, with Magic. She isn’t talking, she doesn’t trust Magic. Magic things this is a risk he needs to take, and well.. gives a little trust to Janice, and lets her out of the cuffs. Janice says she will talk, but she needs to talk to BEN first. It’s Jenn’s turn to talk to Janice. She brings in some drinks as a peace offering, from the ruse that led to Janice’s capture. Janice was impressed, and they find a common bond that they are both pretty smart. Jenn gives a little info to Janice. Tells her about Martinez (Leaper X), and the interaction with Ben. And that Ben was surprised. Then Janice slips. She states: “look, there is an order this as to….” And stops. Jenn jumps all over that statement… “What Order”. Janice shuts down again, and says… “there is one other person I will talk to…” Jenn and Magic discuss whom ever Janice noted she will talk to, ultimately they come to conclusion to grant Janice that conversation. But who? It’s Addison, Janice wants to talk to Addison… and she does. We get an intense conversation, and Janice gives a demand to Addison. She is to stop talking to Ben about things he remembers. Ben has to stop sharing, he can’t trust anyone, not even Addison. She hints that anything he says out loud, gets into the records, and future Quantum projects will know about it (a reference to Martinez and Leaper X) |
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Personal Review by Earl Bonovich: Another quality episode. There is a lot to unpack in this episode, and the preview for the next one. So going in reverse order of things, the Project QL story line is speeding up. Just with the few minutes of time, we learned a lot more. I am getting little more convinced that Janice isn’t a bad character. She is just going outside the lines to help Ben, she didn’t want this… Ben asked for her help. I don’t think Ben is going to stop talking to Addison, even if she says he has to. Just doesn’t seem to be in Ben’s updated character. Maybe before he wouldn’t, but not now. Back to the leap: The references to 1996, with the cell phone. “Nostradamus” (if you recall he was big news/predictions in the 90’s). The old computer with CD’s and old printer… just the little things, like the pager. Good stuff there. My heart strings were heavily pulled when the man was talking about his wife, and their marriage. I personally just celebrated my 25th wedding anniversary (we were married just about the time of this episode). So while we watched, it was just a moment that we couldn’t think about life without one another. The complicated twist of the episode, were pretty telegraphed, we had a pretty good idea where this was going to go. I did think Eli was going to make the case, but that didn’t happen. A few things though, there is no way they would have pulled that big of a piece of shrapnel out of his head ,that quickly, in position, in the ER. There would have been at least X-Rays to make sure that it didn’t penetrate further. And Kim’s heart surgery would have taken hours, and she wouldn’t have woken up to smile at her mom before the end of the same day. Just some nit-picks. Overall this was a good episode, I think the Project QL pieces were more important then the leap itself. So the preview for the next episode, which is in 3 weeks 1/30/2023. I first think, the delay is probably because they are re-tooling the episode a little bit, OR… because of the 6 additional episodes for season 1. They are pausing here a bit, instead of having a really big gap at the end of the season. My opinion, from the little bit we saw: They are in the 1980’s (the “far out” statement from the women in the scene), the older military uniforms. And the shock of seeing a nuclear reactor. The extended preview for the episode, this is going to be good. It’s a time loop. My suspicion is that since it explodes, there is not enough data for Ziggy (or whom ever) to figure out what body Ben was to leap into, to impact the change. And Ben loops through each of the characters, to try to avoid this tragedy. I think it is going to be a lot of fun to watch it play out. ONE
big other thing that happened in this episode…. We get the “door”
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Trivia: Janis Calavicci has committed every inch of Project Quantum Leap to memory. For Ben and Janis's plan to work, there is an order of Leaps that has to be followed (according to Janis). Janis asks Addison to tell Ben to trust no one.... not even Addison. Janis may know who sent Richard Martinez. It appears Martinez was sent purposefully Leaping through time according to Janis's remarks to Addison. Ian did not appear in the episode. |
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| Ben Trivia: None this episode. |
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| Addison Trivia: Addison once had to tell a mother that her only son died on a mission Addison led. |
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| Ian's
Outfits Worn in
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| Kiss With History: Pharmaceutical companies in the '90s would often sell experimental drսg to hospitals that seemed promising at the time, but turned out to have negative side effects on people with pre-existing conditions. |
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| Miscellaneous
Trivia: The arial footage of the ficticional Cederhurst General Hospital is actually from Massachusetts General Hospital. Plenty of hologram usage in this episode! Effects are ramping up as season progresses. Myopia, a word Janis uses to describe what has "descended over all of you" means nearsightedness. The hospital scenes were filmed at an abandoned Hawthorne Hospital in L.A. |
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QUANTUM
LEAP – SERIES REGULARS
Addison Augustine (Portrayed
by
Caitlin Bassett) –
Addison is a smart, witty, fearless ex-military operative who now
serves as Project Observer at Quantum Leap HQ. She’s in charge of the
technology they use to communicate with the past, and tries to rescue
her fiancee, Ben, from his time-flung existence.
Ian Wright (Portrayed
by Mason Alexander
Park) –
Quantum Leap’s nonbinary chief architect of the AI program.
Herbert “Magic” Williams (Portrayed by Ernie Hudson) – A Vietnam vet and current head of the time travel project at Quantum Leap. Herbert “Magic” Williams tries to keep the Pentagon at bay while the team tries to rescue Ben. Doctor Sam Beckett leaped into Magic during his Vietnam tour.
Jenn Chu (Portrayed by Nanrisa Lee) – Head of security at Quantum Leap HQ. Quirky but formidable, she makes it her mission to figure out why Ben erased all evidence of why he Leaped. |
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| Guest
Cast: Georgina Reilly as Janis Calavicci Tiffany Smith as Dr. Sandra Turk Sumalee Montano as Carolina Caylo Eugene Byrd as Dr. Harper Stan Shaw as Eli Jackson Francois Chau as Louis Tann Guerrin Gardner as Pregnant Woman Wes Armstrong as Husband Jessica Ramirez as Orderly Chinyere Dobson as Alex Tomkinson Esther Moon as Mrs. Cole Uncredited as Kimberly Cole |
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Cast Notes: Tiffany Smith (Dr. Turk) is the definition of a modern day Hollywood multi-hyphenate as an actress, host and web personality. In her latest role, Tiffany will be portraying 'Meghan Markle' in Lifetime's forthcoming movie "Harry & Meghan: Becoming Royal," set to debut on May 27th, 2019. As an actress, she has also been featured on hit TV shows such as The CW's Supernatural, The CW's Jane The Virgin, FOX's Behind Enemy Lines (directed by McG), and films such as Annapurna Pictures' Vice. Tiffany has additionally lent her vocal chops as the voice of 'Hawkgirl' in Lego DC Super-Villains video game. Diving further into the realm of 'geek culture,' Tiffany has worked as an on-air presenter on a number of projects, such as hosting DC Universe's "DC Daily," The CW's Fan Talk: The Flash and Fan Feast, AMC's Geeking Out (alongside Kevin Smith and Greg Grunberg), Fandango's Movie 3-Some, and IGN's Live at San Diego Comic Con coverage for Disney XD. Within the digital realm, she has hosted YouTube series such as Collider's Jedi Council, Schmoes Know and G4 Network's Attack of the Show. She has also covered the general entertainment landscape, appearing as an expert, contributor and guest host on such networks and shows as E! News, E! Live 360 at the Oscars, Dr. Drew on Call, The Daily Share and Michaela LA. Tiffany's career initially took off in New York, where she settled down after attending Syracuse University's prestigious Newhouse School of Communication. While there, she began hosting shows and red carpets for iVillage, Sony, AT&T's Tech Channel, Spike TV and Activision. After spending time in NYC and traveling around the globe, she decided to move to Los Angeles where she made a name for herself within the geek genre. With much success there, she was selected as one of Bebe's Successful Women to Watch for their campaign and partnership with Marie Claire. Acting and hosting aside, Tiffany is an avid supporter of environmental and ocean conservation. She has curated partnerships with companies that support the cause, such as Earth's Oceans and Lonely Whale. She also supports such organizations as Operation Smile, UNICEF and Operation Gratitude. Tiffany spends much of her free time learning stunt work, checking out local vintage car shows, sweating it out in hot yoga, scuba diving, and putting her newly acquired motorcycle license to good use. Sumalee Montano (Carolina Caylo) holds a breadth of perspectives within the industry, originating her career as an investment banker, now an actress-producer. Onscreen, she has worked extensively in film and television, as a series regular and recurring guest. Her past projects include DAN BROWN'S THE LOST SYMBOL, THIS IS US, S.W.A.T, SCANDAL, and VEEP. A prolific voice actor, Sumalee has also lent her voice to nearly 200 animated roles to date across film, television and triple-A video games, including motion- and facial-capture for Sony's critically acclaimed GHOST OF TSUSHIMA. Offscreen, Sumalee is an advocate for telling intergenerational stories that center multicultural talent in front of and behind the camera. She is a producing partner at LinLay Productions. LinLay's most recent production, NANNY, won the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance. Sumalee was born and raised in Ohio, graduated from Harvard University as a U.S. Fulbright Scholar, and was an investment banker in New York and Hong Kong. She is Filipina and Thai and currently resides in Los Angeles. Eugene Byrd (Dr. Harper) was born on August 28, 1975 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid (2004), Sleepers (1996) and Dead Man (1995). He was the only series regular on Promised Land (1996) not to be a member of the Greene family, or the original cast who portrayed them. His character Lawrence 'L.T.' Taggart was introduced in the middle of season 3. Appeared in both Season 1 of Law & Order (1990) and Season 1 of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999) in exactly 1 episode and premiering 9 years apart (Feb 26 1991, Feb 25th 2000). Stan Shaw (Eli Jackson) started acting in the Chicago production of the Broadway musical "Hair" as well as the Broadway production of "The Me Nobody Knows". His last Broadway show "Via Galactica" was directed by Sir Peter Hall. Before becoming an actor, Stan was a Karate Judo and Ju Jitsu instructor in Chicago. Coincidence? Stan Shaw played a professional fighter in Snake Eyes (1998), Tough Enough (1983) and Harlem Nights (1989), and also appeared in Rocky (1976), and portrayed boxing legend Joe Louis in the TV movie "The Court-Martial of Jackie Robinson". Graduate of Marshall High School in Chicago. Large-framed Chicago-born African-American lead and support player with a singing background. Son of saxophonist Eddie Shaw and cousin of the late soul singer Sam Cooke. His son lives with his mother, Serdina White, in Las Vegas. Stan lives in Studio City, Californa. Has a first degree black belt in judo and jujitsu and a second degree black belt in karate. Cousin of Tyrone Davis. Francois Chau (Louis Tann) was born on October 26, 1959 in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. He is an actor, known for Rescue Dawn (2006), Lost (2004) and The Tick (2016). Played a Chinese diplomat based in the United States in two different productions: Stargate SG-1 (1997) and 24 (2001). Played a Dr. Chang in Lost and 21 and Over. Born on exactly the same date as Dana Kimmel (of "Lone Wolf McQuade" fame). Guerrin Gardner (Pregnant Woman) is an actress and writer originally from Tallahassee, Florida. Film and TV credits include: Escape at Dannemora, Ray Donovan, Grey's Anatomy, New Girl, Suburgatory, A to Z, Law and Order and God Bless America. Sandy the Dandy and Charlie McGee, the modern vaudeville she co-wrote and also starred in, premiered at the NY International Fringe Festival and subsequently had a three year New York run. The show was a critic's top pick in Time Out New York, A.V Club, Backstage, and NYTheatre.com. Her web series Where's This Party? (co-created with Chris Candy) has been a featured series on Funny or Die and was a top pick by Paper Magazine. Guerrin has performed comedy, sketch and improv at UCB, The PIT, IO West, Caroline's on Broadway and Comedy Central Stages. As a writer, she has contributed to Realsimple.com, Apartment Therapy, Very Short List and worked at Time Inc and Real Simple Magazine. She recently finished writing, producing and starring in the short film Michael Peterson (World Premiere at Palm Springs International Shortfest 2017, Remi Winner at Houston Shortfest 2017, Winner of Best Director at Los Angeles TV, Script & Film Festival 2017) Wes Armstrong (Husband) is known for Jane the Virgin (2014), Zoe Valentine (2019) and Party Down (2009). Jessica Ramirez (Orderly) is known for Snowfall (2017) and The Dagger (2017). Chinyere Dobson (Alex Tomkinson) is known for All the Queen's Men (2021), Snowfall (2017) and All American (2018). Esther Moon (Mrs. Cole) is known for Minari (2020), Partner Track (2022) and Angelyne (2022). |
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| Guests Who Appeared in Other Quantum
Leap Episodes: Georgina Reilly returns as recurring character Janis Calavicci. |
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& Music: "In the Meantime" by Spacehog plays after Ben delivers the baby at the beginning of the episode. "Into Dust" by Mazzy Star plays as Ben tells Louis that his wife has passed away in the train crash. |
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What? Ben opens the locker without knowing the combination. Or perhaps the merge with the host allowed him to automatically know it somehow? How could Louis not feel the piece of metal in his forehead? Somehow Janis received new clothes during her time at PQL. The shot Jenn pours for Janis is filled to the top but in the next shot it's down to the fill line. Why are there no guards present as Janis is being held at PQL? This is a top secret government project that she's been trying to gain access to. Addison says defibulator instead of the correct pronunciation, defibrillator. How does ben know that Kimberly and Tann are heart transplant compatible without any tests being done? |
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| Quotable Quotes: Addison: "Whatcha doing?" Ben: "Bras... I'm still not used to them." Addison: "Underwire." "We want the same thing... to help Ben save Addison and bring him home. Sort of like your Dad wanted to do for Sam Beckett." -Magic to Janis "What I wouldn't give for high-speed internet access right now." -Ben Addison: "Ben, where are you going?" Ben: "To see a lawyer about a doctor!" Ben: "He's lost the only thing that can help him survive.... hope." Magic: "It's time to roll the dice." ... "Whether we like it or not, Janis is our best chance at understanding what's going on." Ben: "Addison, you and I both know that I was never supposed to be the Leaper. Yet here I am with three people's fates in my hand and not a single clue how to help them all. Addison: "There is a bigger connection that binds them, you just have to find it." "What these doctors and nurses have to deal with on a daily basis... the constant life and death stakes... those folks are heroes." -Ben to Addison "You want to help Ben? You will tell him to trust no one. Even you." -Janis to Addison |
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| Production
Credits: Consulting Producer: Moira Kirland Producer: Tim Scanlan Producer: Meg Fister Co-Executive Producers: Benjamin Raab & Deric A. Hughes Co-Executive Producer: Drew Lindo Co-Executive Producer: Aadrita Mukerji Produced by: Marc Bienstock Executive Producers: Steven Lilien & Bryan Wyndrandt Executive Producer: Chris Grismer Executive Producer: Deborah Pratt Executive Producer: Donald P. Bellisario Executive Producer: Dean Georgaris Executive Producer: Martin Gero Developed by: Steven Lilien & Bryan Wynbrandt Created by: Donald P. Bellisario Written by: Benjamin Raab & Deric A. Hughes Directed by: Tessa Blake  Associate Producer: Ethan Henderson Story Editor: Margarita Matthews Casting by: Jennifer Cooper, CSA Casting Director: Kamala A. Thomas Director of Photography: Ana M Amortegui, ADFC Production Designer: Mayling Cheng Edited by: Benjamin Bumgarner Music by: Daniel James Chan Unit Production Manager: Melanie J. Elin Unit Production Manager: Marc Bienstock First Assistant Director: M. Ryan Traylor Second Assistant Director: Athena Pesante Costume Designer: Genevieve Tyrrell A Camera Operator: Dave Hirschman B Camera/Steadycam Operator: Josh Harrison Production Sound Mixer: Beau Hodges Chief Lighting Technician: Donna Vega Key Grip: Peter Chrimes Art Directors: Raf Lydon & Liz Kloczkowski Set Director: Tim Stepeck Costume Supervisor: Mark A. Summer Property Master: Erik Grasteit Construction Coordinator: Matt Sazzman Department Head Hair: Amy Marie Wilson Department Head Makeup: Julia Lallas Leadman: David Napoli Stunt Coordinator: Jeff Barnett Location Manager: Dan Milner Transportation Coordinator: Sandra Ninham-Gallardo Production Office Coordinator: Sofie Johanna "Bubbles" Dejus Assistant Production Office Coordinator: Brendan Hickey Production Accountant: Natalie Chiengkul Script Supervisor: Heather Pollock Script Coordinator: Sue Palmer Casting Accociates: Lindsay Jameyson & Mia Cascio Post Production Coordinator: Gabriella Scudieri Music Supervisor: Season Kent Music Co-Supervisor: Leah Harrison Music Editor: Zed Starkovich Assistant Editor: Jaclyn Rogers Online Editor: Richard Wells Colorist: Chris Boyer Visual Effects Supervisor: Trent Smith Visual Effects Editor: Aaron Merrill Supervising Sound Editor: Kelly Cabral Co-Supervising Sound Editor: Kevin Zimmerman Re-Recording Mixer: Yuri Reese & Sean Madsen Production Secretary: Kaitlin Moore Production Staff: Esmeralda Fernandez, Zach Freeman, Michael Weiner, Scott Vinci, Tristan Gunvaldson The State of California and the California Film Commision, California Soundstage Filming Tax Credit Program Copyright 2023 Universal Television LLC All Right Reserved Dean Georgaris Entertainment Quinn's House Universal Content Productions Universal Television |
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