QUANTUM LEAP

Quantum Leap— Then and Now

Where to Watch, Buy & Collect

If you grew up watching Quantum Leap, you probably remember the characters, the episodes, and the moments that made the show unforgettable. On this page, you can find where to watch the show, buy the complete series box set, discover cast books, and browse rare and collectible memorabilia from the show. You can also watch our Then and Now video to see what the cast is doing today. 

Disclosure: This page contains affiliate links. We may earn a commission if you make a purchase through these links at no additional cost to you. 

Watch Our Videos About the Show

Where to Watch

You can watch the show on streaming services and digital platforms. Availability may change over time, but the show is commonly available on the following platforms:

Buy the Complete Series

The Complete Series Box Set is the best way to watch every episode and includes bonus content, behind-the-scenes features, and collectible packaging. For fans of the show, the complete series box set is a great addition to any TV collection.

Cast Books & Behind-the-Scenes Stories

Some cast members may have released books, memoirs, and behind-the-scenes stories about their time on the show and their lives after the series ended. These books are a great way for fans to learn more about the show and the actors who made it memorable.

Memorabilia & Collectibles

If you’re a fan of the show, there are many rare and collectible items available, including signed photos, posters, props, trading cards, and other memorabilia. These items can be great collectibles for longtime fans of the show.

Where Are They Now

Scott Bakula (Dr. Sam Beckett)
After Quantum Leap, Scott Bakula continued building a successful television career with major starring roles in Star Trek: Enterprise and later NCIS: New Orleans. Over the years, he became known as one of television’s most reliable leading men while also working in theater, film, and music. Bakula remained closely connected to Quantum Leap throughout his career and frequently reflected on the show’s lasting emotional impact and loyal fanbase.

Dean Stockwell (Admiral Al Calavicci)
Dean Stockwell had already enjoyed a legendary Hollywood career long before Quantum Leap, beginning as a child actor in the 1940s. His role as Al Calavicci introduced him to a new generation of fans and earned multiple Emmy nominations during the series’ run. After the show, he continued acting in television and film before gradually stepping away from Hollywood later in life. Stockwell passed away in 2021, but remains one of the most beloved parts of Quantum Leap.

Deborah Pratt (Narrator / Multiple Roles)
Deborah Pratt played an important behind-the-scenes role in Quantum Leap as a writer, producer, and the voice of Ziggy, while also appearing on screen in several episodes. Following the series, she continued working in television production, writing, and voice work while remaining deeply connected to the legacy of Quantum Leap. Pratt later became involved with discussions surrounding the franchise’s revival and preservation.

Dennis Wolfberg (Gooshie)
Dennis Wolfberg became a fan favorite as the quirky and lovable Gooshie during the later seasons of Quantum Leap. In addition to acting, he built a successful career as a stand-up comedian and frequently appeared on television throughout the 1980s and 1990s. Tragically, Wolfberg passed away from cancer in 1994 at just 46 years old, only a few years after Quantum Leap ended.

Jennifer Runyon (Donna Eleese)
Jennifer Runyon played Donna, Sam Beckett’s longtime love interest, during key emotional moments in Quantum Leap. After the show, she gradually stepped away from Hollywood and focused more on family life and personal interests. Though she largely left acting behind, Quantum Leap fans still remember her important connection to Sam’s story.

Bruce McGill (Various Roles / Guest Star)
Bruce McGill became one of Quantum Leap’s most memorable recurring guest actors while continuing a long and highly respected character acting career in Hollywood. After the series, he appeared in numerous films and television shows including The Insider, Lincoln Lawyer, and Rizzoli & Isles. Known for his commanding screen presence and versatility, McGill remained a familiar face across television and film for decades.