Sam leaps into a 12-year-old girl on the day of the shootings at Kent State. His mission: to save the girl's brother from getting killed at a protest later that evening. However, on this leap, he gets more than he bargained for.

Short story about Sam after the end of the show

Sam leaps into a Los Angeles social worker in 1988. His mission: prevent the deaths of a child actress and her mother at the hands of her abusive father in a double murder-suicide. However, the obvious solution may lead to the deaths happening earlier. Can he manage to resolve this seeming no-win scenario? Rated T for language and mentions of child and spouse abuse. R&R!

Sam Beckett has leaped into the Waiting Room of the Quantum Leap Project, just days before he took that initial step into the accelerator. Can Sam correct Ziggy's errors that catapulted him into endless leaping? Are there people trying to sabotage the project before it ever gets off the ground?

This is based on a real event. Namely, the assassination attempt upon President Gerald Ford in 1975. Out of respect, and/or perhaps, it may or may not be exactly as it went down, I changed the name of the heroic individual involved.

Sam comes home for good.

Sam leaps into an orchestra conductor. His mission: to save the life of his fiancée before she's murdered by her ex.

Post Mirror Image. Al wonders if they'll ever find Sam again, and shares a secret with Beth.

Sam had a chance to come home, and instead he made a different choice. Donna is leaving. Al needs to find a way to convince her to stay. Consequences. It's all about consequences. Takes place after "Mirror Image."

As Jim Kirk once said, "You know that pain and guilt can't be taken away with a wave of a magic wand. They're the things we carry with us, the things that make us who we are. If we lose them, we lose ourselves." Kirk is brilliant. Sam... not so much. A tale of sacrifice, and the unintended consequences.

Deanna and Al Calavicci share Project Observer duties as they assist Doctors Sam Beckett and Sammi Jo Fuller in their Leaps through time, but as Deanna struggles to heal from an accident, the burden of monitoring the wayward Leapers falls onto Al's shoulders. Can Deanna find a solution to their dilemma, and overcome the trauma of her accident?

Sam feels different after leaping out of Larry Stanton, he wonders why.

Dr Sam Beckett has leaped into Lyle Carrington a twenty-something trainee fire fighter, but there's a problem. Al says Ziggy can't figure out why Sam is there. Is he trying to make sure Lyle completes his training? Is keeping Lyle and his girlfriend together the plan? Could he be there to save the life of another trainee? Or could it be something more pressing?

Sam Beckett è saltato nel 1943 sulla motosilurante PT-109 comandata da John F. Kennedy prima di diventare presidente degli USA.E dovrà salvare il primo motorista Gerard E. Zinser. I fatti della PT-109 sono realmente accaduti.

Sometimes the changes wrought by time travel weren't exactly direct.

Through the Quantum Leap Project Sam Beckett leaps into the life of a minor advertising writer and tries without success to replicate the style of the old Burma Shave ads. I don't own these characters, but I do think there are a few times the commercials are better than some of the shows I've watched.

A dark look at some of Al's thoughts after M.I.A.

Sam and Al leap back to Project Quantum Leap...as each other. And with Ziggy breaking down and their timeline in jeopardy, their futures are at stake. Part 5 of the Two Leapers series.

Sam and Al leap into a pair of sisters with two different leap objectives, but this seemingly easy job is made more difficult by their new Observer, Edward St. John the Fifth. Part 4 of the Two Leapers series.

Sam thinks he and Al have leaped into the Amazon to discover a lost Inca treasure, but when Al is shot, things quickly become a matter of survival. Part 3 of the Two Leapers series.

Sam has been leaping on his own for some time before he comes across a very swiss-cheesed Al. They've got 2,000 miles to the Grand Canyon and two runaways to save along the way. Part 2 of the Two Leapers series.

Al decides to give Sam a small vacation. Sam/Al

When Sam leaps into a coma patient, he remembers the events and the people that led to Project Quantum Leap. In the end, he must make a painful, life-changing decision. Part 1 of the Two Leapers series.

Sam leaps into a doctor in 1974 to save a young runaway.

Sam leaps into a toddler in West Palm Beach in the fall of '86, and has to keep his host's older brother from being killed by a school bus. COMPLETED!