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The Complete Quantum Leap Book (The Official Publication of the Television)

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It has a complete episode guide, but some info is wrong or missing. It's an okay book, but there's not enough backround info, and too many interviews. The color photos are nice, as are the bios of Al and Sam.

This book is filled with errors. The interviews and a day on the set sections are interesting, but I can't say as much for the rest of it. If you are a serious fan of the telvision series, you might want to consider this book. Anyone else should skip it. If you want a good Quantum Leap reference, read "Quantum Leap: A to Z"

Thre usual Boxtree "behind-the-scenes" fare here. Lots of
pictures, interviews etc, but it doesn't go up to the end of the show's 5 years, and so feels a little weird when you read it. But the pictures of the Ziggy set and some of the props we hardly see on the show are quite nice. Worth a
look.

As i am a serious Quantum Leap fan, it was nice to see some good photography and also an interverview with Dean Stockwell, he is very hard to get an interview with. I feel that there could have been a bit more of an indeapth view of the show it's self. I think if you want a good buy and also a good read then buy this book, it is one that time after time you will pick up and read again and again. Also well done to the auther and publisher, i would like to see more on the show and novels aswell.

Chunovic did a great job collecting many interesting pictures for the book, but there are some errors, and the last season isn't included. Overall, it was worth the money.