[IrishCop]

I finally joined the 21st Century and got Netflix streaming. My DSL speed isn't fast enough for hi-def, but I still get a pretty good picture.

I am fast becoming addicted to streaming video.

Among the almost too many to choose from offerings was the complete set of Quantum Leap. I'd almost forgotten how much I liked that show. Yeah, it could get kinda bleeding heart sometimes, but the show's premise, that God took over Sam Becketts leaping and set him "... putting right what once went wrong" was pretty brave for Hollywood, even in the late 80's early 90's.

Scott Bakula comes across as a pretty likeable fellow, and Dean Stockwell was just great as the lecherous but lovable Admiral Al.

I think streaming Netflix, at around $8.00 a month, is the best deal going on entertainment today.

 

[Snake45]

I remember enjoying this show a good deal when it was on.

There was another one on about the same time called Sliders, about a group of people who keep "sliding" between alternate universes every week, trying to get back to their own. It was entertaining, too.

Sliders - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[TommyGunn]

I always thought that the guys who built The Time Tunnel must have built Sam Beckett's time machine, since they couldn't get their guys back to the right time,either.:roll::neer::cryinlaugh:

 

[IrishCop]

I remember enjoying this show a good deal when it was on.

There was another one on about the same time called Sliders, about a group of people who keep "sliding" between alternate universes every week, trying to get back to their own. It was entertaining, too.

Sliders - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I remember "Sliders" too, Snakw. I really liked it and was disappointed qhwn it got canceled.

 

[IrishCop]

I always thought that the guys who built The Time Tunnel must have built Sam Beckett's time machine, since they couldn't get their guys back to the right time,either.:roll::neer::cryinlaugh:

"Time Tunnel"!! Now that takes me back four decades or so!