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Gilbert Shilton

director

Quantum Leap (s01e04)

The Right Hand of God

by John Hill, directed by Gilbert Shilton
Sam leaps into professional boxer Clarence “Kid”Cody in 1974, where he must win his first legitimate fight in a year to save the sisters of St. Mary’s, start a new life with Dixie, and also—if things work out as expected in the Rumble in the Jungle—escape the mob.
— Michael Main
That surprise punch in the last inning . . . it was inspired.
Quantum Leap (s01e04), “The Right Hand of God” by John Hill, directed by Gilbert Shilton (NBC-TV, USA, 7 April 1989).

Quantum Leap (s02e02)

Disco Inferno

by Paul Brown, directed by Gilbert Shilton
Sam finds out what it’s like to be a stuntman in a family with broken dynamics and (to him but not Al) in an era with broken music.
— Michael Main
Disco’s not gonna last forever. I got a feeling it’s probably gonna die in a couple of years.
Quantum Leap (s02e02), “Disco Inferno” by Paul Brown, directed by Gilbert Shilton (NBC-TV, USA, 27 September 1989).

Quantum Leap (s02e03)

The Americanization of Machiko

by Charlie Coffey, directed by Gilbert Shilton
In 1953, Sam steps off a bus as a sailor returning home from Japan with—surprise! to Sam and everyone else—a new bride named Machiko.
— Michael Main
“I try to find a husband . . . to find my husband”
Quantum Leap (s02e03), “The Americanization of Machiko” by Charlie Coffey, directed by Gilbert Shilton (NBC-TV, USA, 11 October 1989).

Quantum Leap (s02e12)

Animal Frat

by Chris Ruppenthal, directed by Gilbert Shilton
Quantum Leap (s02e12), “Animal Frat” by Chris Ruppenthal, directed by Gilbert Shilton (NBC-TV, USA, 3 January 1990).
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