"Let Them Play"


Leap Date: March 23, 2012



Synopsis:

Ben finds himself in 2012 in the midst of the Mendéz family as they help their transgender daughter, Gia, who dreams of playing on her high school basketball team. Magic and Jenn discover another piece of the puzzle of why Ben leapt in the first place.

Audio from this episode:

Gaze Into The Mirror
End Credits Theme

 

TV Guide Synopsis
Broadcast Date
Leap Date
Leap Location
Name of Leapee
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

Personal Review
Production Photos
Production Videos
Production Credits






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TV Guide Synopsis:
Ben finds himself in 2012 in the midst of the Mendéz family as they help their transgender daughter, Gia, who dreams of playing on her high school basketball team. Magic and Jenn discover another piece of the puzzle of why Ben leapt in the first place.




Broadcast Date:
Date: Monday, February 6, 2023 @ 10pm on NBC



Leap Date:
Two days in 2012




Leap Location:
Los Angeles, California





Name of Leapee:
Carlos Mendez




Project Trivia:
Ian remembers the new history that Ben had just created (after putting Gia in the game) as the only history, in which he knew of Gia from his own teenage years. Addison remembers the original history as Ziggy reported to her.

Addison states that the trans ban on military personnel happened when they first started Quantum Leap. This taken literally would mean that they she and Ben have been working at PQL since 2017.

Ian is able to see everything happening in the Imaging Chamber with Addison, even though she is not touching him. This breaks a rule of the original series. Perhaps the code Ben changed allows for this somehow? Ian says that it's against the rules for him to enter the IC.

Ian attempted suicide when he was 13 years old.

The person who Leaped into Dottie was Ian! Perhaps a future version of him?





Ben Trivia:
Ben loves basketball, according to Addison.

Ben went to high school as a minority race.




Addison Trivia:
Addison has trans personnel under her command in the Marines. When the order to ban trans military members came down, she did not speak up against it. She regrets not doing so.




Ian's Outfits Worn in the Episode:
Light blue and red striped button-down shirt with white collar.

Brown blazer wrap with white turtleneck shirt. Gray and white pinstripe skirt.




Kiss With History:
None this episode.




Miscellaneous Trivia:
Dottie is played by director Shakina.

The next episode was supposed to air on February 20th, 2023. However, NBC moved it to February 27th so that the final six episodes of Season One would air in a row without further interruption/hiatus. A screencap of the originally planned airdate announcement is at the bottom of this page.


From the Quantum Leap Writer's Room via Twitter:

The writers' room referred to "the poet" as a placeholder for the person who sent Ben leaping, but when we got down to writing it we all loved the concept of a poem revealing Dottie as the leap host!


The church support group scene was built on the Universal backlot. Didn't our production design team do an awesome job with the stained glass windows?!

We originally conceived of Gia as a soccer play, but pivoted to basketball due to production limitations. But we're so glad we did, since Raymond Lee (Ben) is a basketball fan in real life too!

Reps from GLAAD were involved in the pre production process of episode 112 to ensure the utmost care was given to the story of a young trans athlete in girls' sports! Thank you to Alex Schmider and Dana Aliya Levinson for their radical, artistic insights!

Josielynn's audition was so powerful, she had the whole audition room in tears by the end! Talk about it girl energy!!

This is Josielynn's network television acting debut!








QUANTUM LEAP – SERIES REGULARS


Dr. Ben Song
(Portrayed by Raymond Lee)
– Ben is a first-generation American, a world-renowned physicist, and a man of faith. He’s also working on Quantum Leap, a time travel project. But when he uses the project on himself, he’s transported back in time with a bout of amnesia – forgetting what made him time travel in the first place.

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.








Guest Cast:
Josielyn Aguilera as Gia Mendez
Anita Kalathara as Shruti
Brigitte Kali Canales as Miriam Mendez
Collette Wolfe as Margie Brandis
Shakina Nayfack as Dottie
Trace Lysette as Kate
Lucy Loken as Amanda Brandis
Erin Croom as Janay Lawrence
Crystal Coney as Principal Jane Krager
David Chan as Assistant Principal Giffin
D'lo as Referee
Olabisi Kovabel as Sky
Jacoba Joy Post as Lilly
Rain Caspian Yabut as Dylan
Maxton Smith as Fan
Alex Hamer as Heckler
Jeanne Chinn as Trans Kid's Mom
Darren Dupree Washington as Trans Kid's Dad






Guest Cast Notes:

Josielyn Aguilera (Gia) is known for Not So Straight in Silver Lake (2022), Jacked (2022) and Quantum Leap (2022).

Anita Kalathara (Shruti) was born in White Plains, NY. Anita always had an interest in performing, whether it was acting or singing in her church choir. She has worked on various films and TV projects. Anita has appeared in several national commercials and made some recent appearances on the NYC stage in shows like Teatro IATI's "I Want You By My Side."

Brigitte Kali Canales (Miriam) is a Latin-American actress of Mexican, Cuban, Spanish descent. She grew up in Miami but spent most of her early years in Mexico City. She was part of the Musical Theater division at New World School of the Arts, a reputable magnet high school in Miami. She then attended Florida International University for Advertising. This led to a greater passion for her career in Voice Over, which also built the foundation for a hosting career working with Billboard Latino and MTV's bilingual network - MTV3, as a VJ for Top 20. Hosting allowed Brigitte to branch out into her true passion - TV & Film. Her recent recurring roles include: Rachel in Fear the Walking Dead. Trace Martez in STAR WARS - Clone Wars and Bad Batch. Soon to be released: Tezca in ROSWELL - New Mexico. Currently on S.W.A.T as Officer Alexis Cabrera.

Collette Wolfe (Margie) was born on April 4, 1980 in King George, Virginia, USA. She is an actress, known for Interstellar (2014), Young Adult (2011) and Hot Tub Time Machine (2010).

Shakina Nayfack (Dottie) is a performer, director, writer, producer, and social activist living in New York City. She is most known for her work as Lola on the Hulu comedy series Difficult People (seasons 2 and 3) and as the Founding Artistic Director of Musical Theatre Factory, where she has supported the development of over 100 new musicals including her own autobiographical rock musical, Manifest Pussy. Shakina is a Lilly Award winner, TRU Humanitarian Award winner, two-time Drama League Fellow, and a proud graduate of University of California Santa Cruz (Community Studies) with an MFA and PhD from UC Riverside. She directed this episode of Quantum Leap.

Trace Lysette (Kate) is an actress and producer best known for her recurring role as Shea in all 5 seasons of Amazon's critically acclaimed series Transparent and for the feature film Hustlers alongside Jennifer Lopez, Cardi B and Constance Wu. She has also guest starred and recurred in other productions such as the drama series Midnight Texas based on the trilogy of the same name by U.S. writer Charlaine Harris, the choral series POSE, and Derek Waters' sketch comedy Drunk History. She also took part in Tarell Alvin McCraney's coming-of-age drama series David Makes Man, and Martin Gero's Quantum Leap reboot among others. She most recently played the title role in Monica, opposite academy award nominees Patricia Clarkson and Adriana Barraza in Andrea Pallaoro's latest film which premiered at Venice Film Festival and received a 12 minute standing ovation.

Lucy Loken (Amanda Brandis) was born on January 26, 1999 in Burbank, California, USA. Lucy is an actor and producer, known for My Teacher, My Obsession (2018) and Teen Wolf (2011).

Erin Croom (Janay Lawrence) is known for Voodoo Macbeth (2021), S.W.A.T. (2017) and Quantum Leap (2022). Crystal Coney (Principal Krager) Crystal recurs as Nurse Lisa on ABC's "The Rookie" and as Angie on the hit HBO series "The Righteous Gemstones". She has just completed filming another recurring role on an upcoming Apple TV show, "High Desert" and has completed several other projects that should hit the screen soon! Crystal was born in a small town in eastern North Carolina to Donald McLaurin and Diedra Ann Coney and later was lucky enough to gain a 2nd Dad in Terry Coney! Raised in 6 different states: Alabama, Ohio, North Carolina, Michigan, California and North Dakota, Crystal still considers herself a southern girl at heart without the accent (unless it's needed)! One of Crystal's proudest moments was when she captured the Miss North Carolina USA crown in 1997 and went on to be the first Black woman to represent North Carolina in the Miss USA Pageant. Crystal is a graduate of The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a B.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication and a concentration in Dramatic Arts. Watching College basketball is one of her favorite pastimes, more specifically "North Carolina Tar Heel Basketball" and she feels she can go to head-to-head with anyone on that subject.

David Chan (Assistant Principal Griffin) is known for S.W.A.T. (2017), Dirty John (2018) and Criminal Minds (2005).

D'Lo (Referee) is known for Mr. Robot (2015), Sense8 (2015) and Transparent (2014).

Olabisi Kovabel (Sky) is known for their work on The Babysitter: Killer Queen (2020), S.W.A.T. (2017) and Unorthodox (2016). They are also notably in Childish Gambino's music video for "this is America". A quote from their Instagram bio "Movie fan, Storytelling Professional, avid YouTube watcher". They are non binary and their pronouns are they/them.

Jacoba Joy Post (Lilly) is known for Quantum Leap (2022), Dhar Mann (2018) and Road to the Runway (2022).

Jeanne Chinn (Trans Kid's Mom) is an American Actress. She is known for Leathal Weapon 4, Starring as the Phoenix in Code Name Phoenix, Fat Albert, Charmed, Quantum Leap, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Weeds, ER, Luck, and gained critical acclaim for her first movie role in the film Shopping For Fangs. She studied Jeet Kune Do with one of Bruce Lee's original students. Adept at both comedy and drama, her other special skills include fire eating, dog whispering, and designing her line of pet carriers under her namesake JCLA (Jeanne Chinn Los Angeles). Her birthday is June 17th.

Darren Dupree Washington (Trans Kid's Dad) Darren Dupree Washington is known for The Jungle Book (2016), Fudgy Wudgy Fudge Face (2010) and Godzilla: Final Wars (2004). He graduated from Australia's National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) with a degree in Performing Arts (Acting) in 2001.






Guests Who Appeared in Other Quantum Leap Episodes:
None this episode, although Georgina Reilly as recurring character Janis Calavicci is still credited. This is likely due to her appearance in the "previously on" segment.




Characters who appeared in Classic Series episodes:
None this episode.




Songs & Music:
"Party Rock" by LMFAO featuring Lauren Bennet and GoonRock plays near the beginning during the basketball game.

"We Are Young" by Fun featuring Janelle Monae plays after the first game in locker room.


"Call Me Maybe" by Carly Rae Jepsen plays at the car wash.

"Firework" by Katy Perry plays during the final basketball game.




Say What?
The exact date is not shown in this episode.

Ben is told Gia runs away from home, but he never chases after her when she leaves twice during the episode.

If Ian can see everything in the Imaging Chamber, why doesn't the Project team work in shifts to stay with Ben constantly? Is it a budget issue?

Referees do not cheer for one team over the other.

If Ian Leaped from the future, did the glasses Leap with them? How could Dottie see Ian's glasses as drawn in her sketches? Perhaps an aura of Ian that Dottie could somehow see?





Quotable Quotes:

"Just because it's hard doesn't mean it's not worth doing."
-Addison to Ben

"She's strong, even when she shouldn't have to be."
-Ben, about Gia

"I bet none of them have met an actual trans kid. They make up this boogeyman, like it's some danger that has to be stopped. When the only real danger is us losing our children."
-Parent at meeting

"I gaze into the mirror,
But my face doesn't know who I am.
I stare into the reflection of a future me
I will never be...
And I realize I am the other,
And the other is me.
I am another and the other...
Is we."
-Dottie

"I have to fight everyday just to be who i know i am, while everyone else around me tells me I'm someone else... even my own reflection."
-Gia to Ben

"You know what's cruel? Telling me to wait my turn, knowing this whole time my turn was never going to happen."
-Gia to her Mother

"You just get through the hard times with the family that you got, or the family that you make along the way."
----

"Being your parents is the most important job we have."
-Gia's Mother

"Do not back down. Especially when you know what's right."
-Ben




Personal Review & Detailed Synopsis by Earl Bonovich:

Will jump to the very last image on the screen first:
Trans Lifeline: 1-877-565-8860

Ben arrives as the coach of a basketball team, just as he arrives a player is falling not the bench, and suffers an injury.

We are in 2012 and Addison is already arrived with details, the team loses the game. Ben quickly thinks that is why he is here, to win the game.

The injury is too much and could get much worse, so even though Amanda (inured player) is being recruited, she can’t continue.
The rest of the bench is insured except for #23. Ben calls her up, tells her to go.

Well the players are confused on why the coach (Ben), is putting 23 (whom we learn is Gina), into the game, even Gina.

A little back and forth on the court, and a steal by Gina… she moves down the court.. shots a 3-pointer, nothing but net.
The Lions win the game! The team and crows are ecstatic, except a few in the stands that start to boo, and say it isn’t fair, and that they cheated.

Addison then lets Ben know, Gia is trans, and is his daughter this leap.

Some quick tension in the locker room afterwards (where Gia isn’t), one player thinks it was weird that the coach (the dad), waited the whole season to put Gia into the game. Another confronts her, asks if she didn’t have an issue before, why now. She clarifies, she just thinks it was odd timing, but didn’t have an issue with it. Another player comments… it isn’t fair, they ask why.. because Gia was trans? Or because she got the final shot, and not her. The response, maybe both.

The principal confronts Ben, this is obviously a big deal. She challenges him on why he did it, he said to win. And she gave a variety of concerns of hers, but says she doesn’t have time to fight his culture battle.

A confrontation with Amanda’s mom, who is upset that her daughter didn’t get back in on the injured ankle… and then finding out that Gia is changing in a janitor’s closet.

We are back to Ben’s and Gina’s home, and we meet his wife Miriam and Gina’s mom. And she is upset, that she wasn’t aware of his actions ahead of time. Ben tries to defend the action, but obviously doesn’t know the whole situation. His wife lets him know of the hate calls that have been coming in, and she re-affirms what “they” agreed to do to protect their daughter, and is upset that it is all flipped over, and things are very very tense. Big fears that she is going to be bullied and harassed, and things are going to get even more intense. We learn from Addison that Miriam has been a significant advocate for Gia, and working very hard to have her daughter in positive environments and protected.

Addison and Ben continue to talk a bit, and we find out more about Addison’s military career. Where she was in a leadership role, when the “trans-ban” came down, and thousands of honorable people were released from their duties. And Addison still feels very guilty about not doing enough for those people she knew, and trusted and valued.

The next morning, the family has breakfast and talks, and things as a family seem to be better. Ben is the parent that will be going with Gina to her support group today. Gia protests a bit, but her mother reminders that she always feels better after. At the support group session, we see join join in with several other trans youth around her age. We meet the groups sponsor/leader, and listen into the parents.

As the screen focuses on each youth for a moment, we hear from their parents the challenges they face. And all they wish for is that people don’t looking their children as something to hate or fear. But see them for the wonderful and special people that they are and value what they have to offer, and their children are just being whom they are, and just want to be accepted and allow them to be happy. A line is stated: “I bet none of them have met a trans kid. They make up this boogy man … or something that needs to be stopped”. It is a passionate plea from this parent, that things need to change.

Gia attends a basketball fundraiser, a car wash. Most of the youth are very happy to see Gia. And Gia gets right into the event, and helping with the cars. Splashing water, have a great time as friends and youth. But then, a car pulls up. Teenage boys heckle Gia, an throw raw eggs at her in a demeaning fashion, referring to the thrown eggs were to make up for her lack of biological eggs. Gia retaliates by throwing the squeegee towards the car that is pulling away. And as bad luck would have it, hit a car’s windshield perfectly, and breaks it. It’s Amanda’s mom’s car.

The issue of the basketball game, and Gia’s inclusion has now boiled over. The principal of the school has called an emergency meeting to discuss. We hear the frustration in Gia’s plea, how she just wants people to see her, and that her own reflection lets her down as well. You can hear in her voice she is starting to spiral to a dark place.

At the meeting, we learn more. There is at least 1 parent, who is not hiding behind anonymity. Amanda’s mother, is upset. Feeling how it is not fair that a “boy” gets to play on the girls team. That when she was theie age, had to fight for Title 9. That their kids need to be protected from trans kids. Margie declares: “who is going to keep their kids safe”; and Gia’s parents explain the Doctors, The lawyers, the church groups that go after trans kids. And Miriam mentions the church, the golden rule: “do onto others, as you want done on to you”.

Gia is in the hallway with , and they are talking. And really talking and making a connection. They are teammates, and friends. Brandis and me (Gia) are on the same team. And they connect.

Just as the Principal reminds Ben of their employment agreement, that Gia can be on the team and practice, but can never play… Gia walks in and hears that. And everything changes. She feels betrayed by her parents, hurt. Her support system is gone, and she runs off.. and takes the car.

Addison reminds Ben, that if she isn’t found, she is NEVER going to be found. Because when the police do come upon her body, they identify male remains, and it is never connected to Gia. Her parents never get closure.

We find Gia has run to the leader/sponsor of the support group. And Gia gets some hard truths. That she is so much better off because she has parents that care and accept, even though they make mistakes. She hears about how life is without that, how challenging. Gia has a few minutes of talking about how wonderful it would be to in a house of trans people, but also learns it wasn’t all great. And it was tough very tough. That she will have much better life if she goes back with her not-so-perfect but loving parents.

Ben, Miriam and Gia are re-united, and fates have changed. Now, one more thing.. the next basketball game.

We find the players all in the locker room, and Gia is there too. The players have now all accepted Gia, as their teammate. It’s time to play as a team. They go to the court, and Ben hands over the starting lineup. Gia is in the lineup. Ben is putting his job on the line for this team to have the best chance to win, and for his daughter.

There are hate groups in the stands chanting loudly, with signs. And it gets to Gia, she is playing poorly. Ben calls a timeout, and reminders her of all he support she has. The team goes back out, and then dominates and wins… as a team. Another staff member comes to Ben to deliver a message from the principal that he is fired.. but doesn’t, and says he is the union rep and that he has his back.

All is good, celebratory, and Ben leaps.

And a reminder:
If you are trans and experiencing a crisis or you know someone who is, please call Trans Lifeline at 877-565-8860



In Project QL HQ we have two threads going this week: Ian and Addison, and Jenn and Magic.

Addison came out after the game winning shot, and was talking to Ian about the situation.
Ian talks about how Gia was a legend to him, and how that winning shot and game was iconic before things were iconic.
But, Addison points out, in the original timeline, the game was lost. History was just changed.. but that isn’t how Ian remembered it.

In the hallway, Ian and Addison are watching on a feed of the session, and talking about how special trans kids are. We get a revelation from Ian to Addison. Ian attempted suicide. But the family and support people around Ian, changed that outcome. But many trans kids don’t have that around them. The statistics don’t trend towards a positive outcome.

During the game, Addison invites Ian into the imaging chamber (against the rules) to watch the game there…. And it is really special to Ian, to be there for that moment.

Jenn and Magic are off to a bar, to followup on the name that Janice gave to Addison.
Jenn hacks the security cameras and gets a picture of “Dottie” talking to Ben. We quickly find out that Dottie is the bartender (or owner) of the establishment. She plays off like she has no idea who was in that picture, until March 13, 2022 was mentioned.
Her face changes, and tells them to come back.

Jenn and Magic return for the Poetry jam session, and here from Dottie her original pieces. As the second piece is being spoken, Magic is hearing the words and realizing…. Dottie wasn’t Dottie on March 13, 2022…. Someone leaped into her.

They talk to Dottie, and she gives them a hand drawn picture of the person from her dreams…..

And that image looks a LOT like Ian.

And there you have it S1 E12: Let Them Play


Review:

This was an amazing episode on so many levels.

I have seen first hand the struggle that youth that are trans go through.

While not at the same level as a parent, but as a person that can help do something about it. Fear and mis-understanding, here today in 2023. It is heart breaking.

Knowing of way too many youths that have committed suicide, because they are bullied relentlessly for who they are.

It is isn’t acceptable, it shouldn’t happen. Period. Youth are Adult, it shouldn’t happen.

This episode showed us a LOT more about Ian. The struggle, the fight and passion they have.

There are many that focus just on the “trans” part and just neglect the other part. That these young people are being feared and vilified like they are monsters. But those that bully and “throw eggs” and vicious words, don’t face consequences.

These youth run away, leave their families and friends that can help them. And sadly often commit suicide or end up in much worse situations. This episode in it’s short time, showed a lot of what it was like 20 years ago, but really highlights how it still is today.

Things need to improve.

As for the QL Story line, we learned more about Ian and Addison pasts.

But the big reveal or hint of reveal is that it was a Leaper that told Ben what needed to be done, and apparently maybe that leaper was Ian, from the future.

We need to remember, that this was originally drafted as possibly the final episode of Season 1.

That was to be a cliffhanger. But this season got a 6 episode extension, and we will get to see that first episode of the extension in 2 weeks. (Instead of 6 months from now). Looking forward to see how the writers and producers have adjusted to feedback from the series, and where they go with the story.

And as double reminder: Trans Lifeline: 1-877-565-8860

Suicide Hotline: Dial 988 (in the US)

There are people that care and want to help, reach out if you feel alone and lost, and need someone to talk too.







 
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Production Videos:
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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 Wyndrandt
Created by: Donald P. Bellisario
Written by: Shakina
Directed by: Morenike Joela Evans & Shakina



Associate Producer: Ethan Henderson
Story Editor:
Margarita Matthews
Casting by:
Jennifer Cooper, CSA
Original Casting by: Kamala A. Thomas

Director of Photography: Ava Amortegui
Production Designer: Mayling Cheng
Edited by: Piper Kroeze
Music by: Daniel James Chan
Unit Production Manager:
Melanie J. Elin
Unit Production Manager: Marc Bienstock
First Assistant Director: Ben Scissors
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 & Clayton Ford

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 Consultant: Natalie Chiengkul
Script Supervisor: Heather Pollock
Script Coordinator: Sue Palmer
Casting Associates: Lindsay Jameyson & Mia Cascio
Post Production Coordinator: Gabriella Scudieri
Music Supervisor: Season Kent
Music Co-Supervisor: Leah Harrison
Music Editor: Zed Starkovich
Assistant Editor: Catherine Goohs
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
Covid Supervisor: Alisha Plummer
Covid Manager: Tyrone Tyler
Covid Testing Manager: Stacy Walter
Covid Testing Admin: AJ Knight
Greens Coordinator: Billy Mitchell
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