| Archived
Vintage
Quantum Leap Websites (1990's through 2000's) |
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| There
were some fun Quantum Leap sites that ran during the early days of the
internet. Archived here are many of those sites. Only a handful remain
online, but thanks to theWayBack Machine, we can leap back in time and
visit them in their frozen states. |
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From
Al's Place to Ziggy's Quantum Leaping Website, we have collected many
of the most popular sites in one spot. Get ready to leap back to the
turn of the 21st century as we travel to the beginnings of online
Quantum Leap fandom! |
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| ql-archive.org | Al's Place |
The Accelerator Chamber |
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Since
1991, ql-archive.org archived anything related to Quantum
Leap including photos, newsgroup archives, sounds, programs, and a very
large archive of fan fiction material! Thanks to Mark D.
Baushke for allowing Al's Place to "archive the archive" before it
closed. The site was refreshed in 2024 with .txt files to fix glitches
from previous version. This is the full site hosted here on Al's Place.
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The first incarnation of Al's Place in April 2000. I had no idea I would be the creator of the largest and one of the longest running Quantum Leap fan sites in the world 25 years later. | Created by Tracy Finifter. This was a go-to site for information and links. One of the earlier sites, many leapers found this when first dialing up. Leap back to June 2009 and visit The Accelerator Chamber! | ||
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| quantumleaping.com |
QL Information Kiosk |
Stallion's Gate |
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| Created
by Dermot Devlin of Ireland. A fun and informative site which inspired
me to want to create my own. One of the first to present information on
the QL novels. Check out this August 2004 iteration of a great vintage fan site. |
The
QLIK was produced and organized by the semi-mysterious Go-Captain
Alvarez. This version is dated December 4, 1999 and will likely be the
very last incarnation of this WWW page. This
site is still online today! |
Stallion's
Gate was created by Seth Argabright. Its' original incarnation was lost
in a server move, but the updated version below from April 2010 was a
site early
leapers enjoyed for several years. |
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| Project Quantum Leap |
SueJBakula's World of Quantum Leap |
Leaper's
Haven |
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Quantum Leap at projectquantumleap.com produced The Observer
newsletter publication from January 1991 to October 2010 and was the
premiere fan club for Quantum Leap and QL's stars. An excellent
resource before and many years after the internet went online. This
capture of the site is from July 2004. It's still online today! |
Sue
Johnson ran this website under the screen name SueJBakula for many
years. She put a lot of love into it with sounds, videos, utilities,
and information. It was definitely one of my frequent stops on the
early days of dial-up. Leap back to March 2005 with this incarnation of
her fan site! |
Trudy's
Leaper's Haven was a nice gallery of Quantum Leap & Scott Bakula
images. Enjoy this capture of her site from December 2002. |
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| scifi.com/quantum |
scifi.com/sciography |
TV Stuff & More |
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Sci-Fi Channel hosted a website and message board for a few years. It
was the main location for leapers to meet and converse during the
series syndication run on the channel. It eventually became overrun
with internet trolls and inspired me to create a safer place for fans.
Hundreds of leapers migrated to Al's Place Online Community when this
site shut down shortly after this capture of it from February 2005. |
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Sci-Fi Channel's Sciography
series was extremely informative, yet short-lived. Luckily, they ran a
series of clips about Quantum Leap before it was abandoned. Check out
the video library here on Al's Place for the full program. The website
is archived here from June 2002. |
Martin
Enterprises ran this site from 2002 through around 2012. Leapers could
purchase all sorts of QL materials including VHS tapes, mugs, jewelry,
keychains and more! This early capture of the site is from February
2002. |
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| Dictionary:
Quantum Leap |
The
Nitpickers Guide |
Jo's Quantum Cafe |
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| This
site was neat for new leapers as it has a great summary of many of the
characters and terms in the Quantum Leap universe. Jump back to
September 2005 with this version of the site. |
John
Wiltshire created this site for nitpicking Quantum Leap episodes. It
featured hologram errors as well as trivia and other information. Leap
into May 2002 here! |
Jo Fox is an avid fan of Quantum Leap and even ran her own convention in Orlando in 2001. On her unique website, organized by various food courses on the menu, she displayed plenty of photos and info from various encounters with Quantum Leap fans and the actors. | ||
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| Gooshie's
Coding Room |
imdb.com |
Jumping the Shark: QL |
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| In
this October 2003 capture of the fan site, Gary J. Marsh shared Quantum
Leap news, a basic episode guide, and other related info with leapers. |
The
Internet Movie Database launched in 1990, and Quantum Leap was featured
soon after. In this December 2000 capture of the Quantum Leap entry,
you can see how it once looked in the early days. |
jumpingtheshark.com
was a good spot to rate shows on when they "jumped the shark" (had worn
out their welcome). Quantum Leap was a featured entry with some
interesting responses from across the fandom. December 2002. |
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| Barry's Quantum
Leap Page |
Revival Initiative |
Andy's
Quantum Leap Website |
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2009 is your next destination on the WayBack Machine. Barry is from the
U.K. and has a few links and general info on the show. |
R.
Joy Helvie ran this site for several years in hopes that Quantum Leap
would be revived. Last updated in 2003, you can see where leapers were
excited to learn that the Sci-Fi Channel was finally planning to revive
the show. Sadly, it was cancelled before reaching the production stage. |
Andy
P. Jung created this website on jungworld.com with an episode guide,
FAQL, several website links and even his own store. A fun sitewith it's
final iteration in December 2005. |
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| Stargazer |
Crescendo Records |
Fate's Wide Wheel |
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| Becky
loves Quantum Leap and Bon Jovi! Her page with last revision in March
2003 featured photos, articles, and links from both fandoms. |
This
is the August 2002 site for the Quantum Leap Soundtrack sale from
Crescendo Records. A very simple and early merchandise sale page. |
October
2001 is the destination for this Yahoo Geocities site created by M.J.
Cogburn (now of The Virtual Seasons
mega-fan fiction site!). Before the notable podcast took the site name,
this site featured a simple episode guide, character bios, and quizlets
on each season of the series. While you are visiting 2001, click the
link to The Virtual Seasons and see an early version of that site as
well! |
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| Code Quantum |
Zurück in die
Vergangenheit |
In Viaggio Nel Tempo |
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| This
website was the main French language gathering point for leapers in
France! Created and maintained by "Loleap" for many years. This August
2002 capture features an episode guide in French and lots of other QL
related news and info. |
This
website was a German language gathering point
for leapers in Germany! Created and maintained by Thomas Höhl, this
version from February 2005 shows off a German episode guide and other
links. |
This
website was a great Italian language gathering point
for leapers in Italy! Created and maintained by Angelo Prevosti, this
version from February 2002 provides an Italian episode guide. |
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| If
you ran/created a Quantum Leap website in the early days of the
internet and would like it featured here, please email Brian Greene
through our contact page here on Al's Place Quantum Leap Fan Site! |
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