Fall TV preview: 39 shows to get into this season, including 'Loki,' 'John Wick' spinoff and more
There's something about September that has people eagerly looking forward to new TV shows they will fall in love with as the weather cools.
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There's something about September that has people eagerly looking forward to new TV shows they will fall in love with as the weather cools.
There's something about September that has people eagerly looking forward to new TV shows they will fall in love with as the weather cools.
There's something about September that has people eagerly looking forward to new TV shows they will fall in love with as the weather cools.
Quantum Leap fans don't have to wait until October 4 to see Raymond Lee travel to an era of the past. The central star of NBC's revival of the hit sci-fi series took matters into his own hands this week by posting a selfie taken during his moody younger days. Indeed, the actor looks almost unrecognizable, almost as though he were inhabiting the body of another person, with pierced ears, a Goth-inspired hairdo, and an adolescent scowl. "Take me back," Lee wrote in the caption.
The world of NBC's Quantum Leap revival is getting a lot bigger in Season 2. In anticipation of the show's return early next month, the network has confirmed two new series regulars and debuted three first look images from the upcoming batch of episodes that will take the temporally-displaced Dr. Ben Seong (Raymond Lee) to historical happenings in 1961, 1978, and 1992.