Quantum Leap News

"So I can certainly relate to him through some of the people that I know and their experiences.

With the first season of his excellent new TNT "Men of a Certain Age" series in the can, Scott Bakula is making plans for the holidays -- and remembering what goes down as his worst Christmas ever.

Scott Bakula isn't having a midlife crisis. Far from it. "I've been so lucky," he says, reflecting on an acting career that has taken many happy leaps.

Andre Braugher, Ray Romano and Scott Bakula play everyday guys and longtime friends in "Men of a Certain Age" in a new TNT show.

"Men of a Certain Age" stars Andre Braugher, Ray Romano and Scott Bakula. It premiers tonight on cable network TNT and was co-created by Mike Royce, a 1982 Jamesville-DeWitt High School graduate and former writer on "Everybody Loves Raymond," which Romano starred in.

Ray Romano, Scott Bakula and Andre Braugher -- shirttails untucked -- saunter into a scriptwriters' conference room and settle in.

SCOTT Bakula has played a time traveller in Quantum Leap and a starship captain in Star Trek: Enterprise - and the plot of his latest movie, The Informant!, seems no less far-fetched The only difference is - this time, it's all true.

Scott Bakula, left, Ray Romano, center, and Andre Braugher from the TNT original series, "Men Of A Certain Age" are shown.

Fox Pulls "Fringe" From February Sweeps >> If you've been waiting for a new version of "Quantum Leap" to hit the screen, you're not alone.

Scott Bakula has revealed that an issue over ownership rights is likely holding up a relaunch of sci-fi TV series Quantum Leap .

Fans of Chuck, prepare to be transported to Nerd-vana. Following the casting of Quantum Leap 's Scott Bakula as Chuck's dad, sources confirm to me exclusively that another sci-fi icon has been tapped for the show.

It used to be hard to find a TV show that didn't follow a strict formula, but now it's getting harder to find one that does.

Blessed with handsome, yet unremarkable features and a genial Midwestern charm that ideally suited him to the small screen, charismatic Everyman Scott Bakula gained a dedicated cult following as Dr.

SFX is proud to announce something really exciting. As the first fan event of its kind in the UK - the SFX Weekender promises the ultimate sci-fi experience with activities for fans - with big name guests, book readings, interviews and panels, Q&A sessions, workshops, videogaming, music and plenty more.

Features: DVD, Widescreen, Aspect Ratio 1.85:1, Dolby Digital Stereo, Featurettes, Deleted Scenes, Outtakes, Audio Commentary, Text Commentary, 7 Discs Set in the 22nd century, a hundred years before James T. Kirk helmed the famous starship of the same name, Enterprise takes place in an era when interstellar travel is still in its infancy.

Friend of time travelers, Office Space - "man. How goes it, Ron? Doing good, brother.

The 1980s was quite the decade for TV classics - most memorable, of course, were those of the sitcom variety.

We already know about the in-development reboot of Alien Nation at Syfy . What I somehow missed in all the hoopla about that is that Syfy is also in talks with creator Don Bellisario about a possible relaunch of Quantum Leap .

Q I was a big fan of the TV show Quantum Leap . Could you tell me what Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell have been up to since the show ended? -Jaimie Kibbee, Grantsville, Utah Both have kept busy in film and TV.

Joel McHale's career keeps getting meatier. The sharp and handsome host of E!'s quirky weekly TV roundup 'The Soup,' is breaking from his cult status and busting out into TV and movie stardom.