Quantum Leap - Series 1 (DVD) Reviews

At just eight episodes, the first season DVD is a lot shorter than I first imagined it would be; the endless TV episodes led me to think this would be a lot longer, and for £13 it's not the value for money I would have liked to have seen. Also, like many premierre seasons, the show is considerably poorer than many of the future ones in ...  Read the complete review

Quantum Leap is a time-travelling TV drama series that ran from 1989 to 1993. The show had five seasons in total before ending its airing. It got a little tired of ideas in the end, and it was time to call it a day. A year or so ago, I spotted the complete season 1 on DVD for a mere £5, and just had to have it, but it is only more recently that I ...  Read the complete review

I was so excited when I bought this DVD. I sat through the whole first season in a few days. ~The programme~ Quantum Leap is a secret government project. When the funding is about to be cut (in the future - not the present when the programme was made), the leading scientist decides to test the machine. When Sam Beckett (Scott ...  Read the complete review

Quantum Leap was my favourite show when I was a kid and I still love it today. After watching scractchy VHS tapes and endless repeats of the show on TV I was mega excited when it eventually came out on DVD. The premise of the show is that a genius in 1999 called Dr Samuel Beckett, invents a time machine as part of a top secret project ...  Read the complete review

This was a programme that I watched whilst at school, which we would then discuss the next day. I decided to buy it as it reminds me of my school days, plus I had been waiting for the BBC to repeat it and they have still not done. The main character is Doctor Sam Beckett who, along with a group of top scientists, is researching his ...  Read the complete review

---We gather here today...--- As I type, I am off work, ill. Hay fever (or gay fever as my predictive text on my phone keeps making me type) has grabbed hold of my head today. Unlike every other day, the antihistamines haven't hit in in the face. In fact, they have hardly tickled it in a jovial manner. So, not particularly wanting to be ...  Read the complete review

Being one of the best ever Sci-fi Tv shows, there was quite a build up of fans hopes. So first of all lets get ride of the bad points of the dvd release. 1. Card board case 2. Not many extras that’s it. Now for the good points. The show itself, this was one of the best shows of its time mixing Sci-fi, comedy, ...  Read the complete review