I have sat and observed this nonsense trail of talk and NOW i weigh in with opinion.


i of course avoided this clap trap, but then suring the last half of season one, i tuned in. Much like many of us who were here the first time around qwho watched sam beckett live a whole fricken bunch.
so i was trepidatitous.

then i had very little on tv and checked into the new guy doing the the leap thang.
caught my interest.
i watched season two.


so lets solve some shiz!
woke! seriously? attractive cross dresser?
hawt guy goes in a dress, and you don't want to mention that time your wife begged you to wear her dress????

as for sci-fi this had promise.

and all you wantabe nostalgic hispters! NO! if sam shows up it should be part of a plot.
you seriously sit there moaning and bemoaning and why oh why oh why cant this be just like this the same but amplified.
just more of this exact same but more.

if you are a tv junkie, tune into sitcoms.


no one can tune into an old show and demand it be the same, just the same, but amped.
use heroin. not heroin laced with fent. use heroin for your nostalgia wake sleep/

this show was good and they did a decent end. open for so much more. closed if you payed attention.

They just keep trying to reboot shows that were classics.It just doesn't work. Even reboots that aren't bad just can't stand up to the classics.Each generation has their own classics .

When I heard Scott Bakula wasn't interested in participating, I knew it wouldn't last. The Magnum and MacGyver reboots had the same issues, but they at least weren't in the same universe. This was clearly a continuation, but it just didn't have the same spark, or as mentioned before, charm, of the original.

If it doesn't seem like there's a story that needs to be told, why do this? I wish they would stop relying on nostalgia for IPs.

The original was ground breaking.
The new one was just broken on so many other levels.
Cancelling this show is like putting down a suffering animal.

The show didn’t seem like it did great in the ratings initially, so I was surprised it got a second season in the first place. It was a pretty fun, if not groundbreaking television show. Certainly better than the four hundred cop shows the major networks pump out every week.

Also the weirdos are out in full force in the comments throwing around their new favorite 4 letter word, not realizing everyone is laughing at how goofy they are. Anyone ever notice once they started trying to ban books and started boycotting diversity, they stopped complaining about “cancel culture” and started calling everything “woke” instead? Clown behavior.

Not surprised at all. I gave it a fair shot but it didn't have anywhere near the charm of the original and the decision to focus so much on what the supporting characters in the "present day" were going through instead of, you know, the actual Leap like in the original show, was a huge misstep.

It felt like the show was suffering an identity crisis, where they wanted to tell us two stories that were fighting for airtime and resulted in both feeling undercooked.

Woke means you live in the real world, and see things how they are. Liked both versions, was a nice break from the real world. Stop buying into the hatefulness, we got enough of that garbage from the last reality celeb, oops I meant President. Just be a better person, woke or asleep.

I got tired of the preachy tone of the show. I can deal with some of it & had no trouble with characters that were different but it got to be every episode had new woke preachy bs. It got tiring so I left.

Another great show canceled. These network executives never know what good shows they have.

Thank God it's over ! It was nowere near as good as the original with Scott Bakula.