Exclusive Interview With Bryan Wynbrandt - Unlocking The Secrets Of Quantum Leap!
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- Опубликовано: 8 май 2024
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An untold chapter of Quantum Leap history is revealed as Quantum Leap 2022 co-creator Bryan Wynbrandt Tells All!
Join QLP hosts Albie and Christopher DeFilippis for an EXCLUSIVE in-depth discussion with one of the driving forces behind the revival series. Bryan recounts the genesis of the reboot, including his interactions with Don Bellisario and NBC, and the creative tightrope that he and writing partner Steven Lilien walked to bring Quantum Leap to a modern audience while staying true to the spirit of the original.
Bryan also tells how he envisioned Scott Bakula's revival of the character Sam Beckett and reveals the behind-the-scenes changes that led him and Steven to part ways with the show.
It's the behind-the-scenes story Leapers have been waiting for!
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Yes this was a great interview. I had no idea that he was the first that started the new Quantum Leap. I'm also disappointed that Scott Bakula wouldn't return for at least a episode or a season for the fans to complete the series.
This was a great interview, some questions were answered. I would've liked to at least have seen Scott reprise his role one last time just to know he's doing ok but overall I'm happy that Sam, Ben and Allison are out there leaping.
This was a terrible interview. This guy makes himself sound like a god when in fact he totally destroyed the franchise with shitty ideas, crappy writing, and a focus on identity politics instead of old fashioned story telling!
@@MENEA13 thank you for your opinion, I still stand by mine
23:30. If there is no Waiting Room, then where is the Leapee? When Ben leaps into someone, where does the person he leaped into go? Where do they go?
Ben leaps into and merges with the leapee. Sort of like transporting into them. That is why Ben has the strength and conditioning of the person he leaped into. As the boxer he was strong and fast. As the professor he had a limp due to a war wound and needed a cane.
i honestly never thought i'd be defending jason david frank over scott bakula, who said of his time on the power rangers series "i would do this for a dollar". that is dedication. if you had asked me to enter this series as "steve mitchell from budget leap" i would have done it. no questions asked. i would have gone there. my fandom of scott bakula is gone now. i am no longer a fan of his. he lost me, possibly forever.
Jason David Frank was selfish. He was willing to be exploited by a billionaire just so he could have the spotlight
I am never a fan of any actor but always appreciated Bakula for his work on QL
And I would read that Bakula wanted to bring back QL over the decades but it was all lip service
I assume he declined the show because he wouldn’t be the star of the show. He said as much in his statement “how can you do QL without Sam and Al? Guess we will find out”
Thanks Mr Bakula for QL but he didn’t care about Sam Beckett in the end
You are no longer a fan of Scott's because he didn't want to do Quantum Leap again? Have you seen any of his other shows or movies? Scott has done a lot of good shows and movies you could watch him in if you just want to see more of him.
@@lorrainefiel9103 i have. i watched star trek:enterprise and ncis:new orleans. this guy truly forgot where he came from. quantum leap made him huge. he would still be unheard of without it.
@chiefdancingostriche Scott was in 2 sitcoms before Quantum Leap and had done musicals for 10 years in New York prior to that. He had also been on Designing Women. Right before Scott got Quantum Leap he was nominated for a Tony for Romance Romance. Even if Scott hadn't done Quantum Leap he still would have had a good career.
Scott Bakula does not have to do the new Quantum Leap just to satisfy the fans. It is his career. He is doing stage work right now, which is his first love. He did the Connector January through Match. He will be in Peterborough, New Hampshire doing Man of La Mancha in mid-August and in September and October Scott will do a one man play about Abraham Lincoln at Ford's Theater in Washington DC.
I hope he does more TV so I can see him in something new since I live in Oklahoma and don't have the money to go to New York City, New Hampshire or Washington DC. But, even if he doesn't, I won't bad mouth him for doing what he wants to do. I think Scott cares quite a bit about the character of Sam Beckett so didn't want to portray him in a half hearted way. Maybe Scott just didn't like what was written for Sam to do.
He didn’t really do what he’s claiming he did. He drove a once amazing show into the ground. Too much nonsense, too much identity politics, and too much shitty writing.