Dr. Ben Song, portrayed by Raymond Lee, takes center stage in the thrilling season 2 trailer for the Quantum Leap sequel. As a world-renowned physicist, Song travels through different moments in time in a quest to return home. The action-packed trailer showcases his encounters with UFOs, Nazis, witches, and spies, promising an exciting and adventurous season ahead.
Joining the cast for the second season are Eliza Taylor and Peter Gadiot, adding new dimensions to the story. The highly anticipated sequel is set to premiere on October 4th on NBC, offering fans an opportunity to delve into the world of time travel once again.
In other news, Netflix has secured the rights to Hit Man, directed by Richard Linklater. The film stars Glen Powell as an undercover Houston police officer who goes undercover as a hitman to expose those attempting to solicit his services. Powell’s character, however, is soon entangled in a web of intrigue when he falls in love with a captivating woman, played by Adria Arjona, who wants him to kill her husband. Based on a 2001 Texas Monthly magazine article, the film promises to be a gripping thriller with unexpected twists and turns.
Furthermore, the Writers Guild of America (WGA) announced that negotiations with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) will resume. After a month-long break, the two parties are set to meet to discuss crucial matters on Wednesday, September 20th. The WGA emphasizes their commitment to securing a fair deal for writers, and while they anticipate silence during negotiations, they promise to provide updates when there is significant progress.
Sources:
– “Dr. Ben Song encounters UFOs, Nazis, witches and spies in season 2 trailer for NBC’s Quantum Leap sequel” by ABC Audio
– “Netflix Nabs Richard Linklater’s ‘Hit Man’; Labeling It An “Appalling” Myth Is Critical, Says Star Glen Powell’s Character” by Deadline
– Email communication from the Writers Guild of America to its members, as confirmed by the guild