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"Quantum Leap" The Right Hand of God - October 24, 1974 (1989)
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7 April 1989
(Season 1, Episode 4)
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Sam leaps into a boxer that is owned by a convent of nuns who need him to win a boxing match to finance their new chapel. full summary | add synopsis
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Beefcake and Brothers and Nuns, Oh My!
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(Episode Cast overview, first billed only)| Scott Bakula | ... | Dr. Sam Beckett | |
| Dean Stockwell | ... | Admiral Al Calavicci | |
| Guy Stockwell | ... | Jake Edwards | |
| Michelle Joyner | ... | Sister Angela | |
| Teri Copley | ... | Dixie | |
| Alex Colon | ... | Gomez (as Alex Cólon) | |
| Nancy Kulp | ... | Sister Sarah | |
| Lewis Arquette | ... | Father Muldooney | |
| James Cavan | ... | Chalky | |
| Roger Hewlett | ... | Tiger Joe | |
| Michael Strasser | ... | Clarence 'Kid' Cody | |
| Vinnie Curto | ... | Link | |
| Danny Valdivia | ... | Ring Announcer (as Daniel Valdivia) | |
| Rocky Giordani | ... | Bartender | |
| George King | ... | Black Fighter |
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The reference in the title Right Hand of God or God's Right Hand is a phrase used to indicate the omnipotence or someone used as an extension of God's power.
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Dr. Sam Beckett:
You'd kill a guy 'cause he wants to quit?
Jake Edwards: I don't kill people. What do you think I am? We blow off your kneecaps. Give you a little wooden board with roller-skate wheels for the rest of your life.
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Jake Edwards: I don't kill people. What do you think I am? We blow off your kneecaps. Give you a little wooden board with roller-skate wheels for the rest of your life.
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"The Right Hand of God" marks a rare pairing of the acting Stockwell brothers -- lean, wiry Dean and bloated, bearish Guy. The script doesn't allow them to play much off each other but seeing them together, even casually, adds a note of lustre to this episode which is built on a contrived but likable mixture of gangsters, pugilists, and faith-filled nuns. What's more, there's an engaging "Marilyn Monroe" turn by Teri Copley as well as one of the last appearances by Nancy Kulp of "Beverly Hillbillies" fame. Perhaps the chief attraction here, however, is a generous helping of "beefcake." In the boxing ring and afterwards, in his dressing-room, 34-year-old Scott Bakula gets to show off to good effect his bare torso, complete with hair-covered pecs and a coating of hard-earned sweat. There's also a glimpse of the boxer whose life he's temporarily usurping -- played by an even more hirsute Michael Strasser -- and then there's the climactic match against a boxer played by Roger Hewlett who provides another generous helping of male pulchritude in beefcake-form. And Hewlett's white! Hey, two white guys battling for a boxing championship! Is this a fantasy or what?