Episode
Adopted by: Eleiece <aka> Sherdran (2002) & Stacie Wilcox (2024)
Additional info provided by: Brian
Greene & Dave Korman
Synopsis:
As
Hurricane Camille hits the Gulf Coast in 1969, Sam is faced with the
difficult choice of either saving the members of a hurricane party or
his girlfriend. Or can he do both without losing his own life?
TV Guide
Synopsis: Sam
storms into a Gulf Coast deputy sheriff and feels waves of passion for
his girlfriend, a nurse who's in danger as 1969's Hurricane Camille
begins to brew. Cissy: Marilyn Jones. Lisa: Tracy Kolis. Unabelle:
Marjorie Lovett. Mark: Richard Grove. Sam: Scott Bakula.
We
open with Sam leaping into the deputy sheriff holding a cat. We meet
Cissy, in a Red Cross jacket, and Lisa, who they are helping
evacuate. Sam learns that a hurricane is coming!
Cissy
sees green in his eyes. The cat gets away and Sam tries to catch it.
Bofus the dog wrangles the cat, and Lisa drives off. Sam says the
thought of being in a hurricane was comforting and familiar, as it
reminds him of leaping. We learn that Lisa is Sam’s host’s
ex, and Cissy is his current girlfriend, who wasn’t sure about meeting
Lisa.
Dispatcher calls
and tells Sam to get to the Gulf View apartments, as the manager says
some are refusing to evacuate. Then he is to report to
Unibelle’s. We see lots of stock hurricane footage, and Sam tells
us that growing up in Indiana did not prepare him for a hurricane.
Sam and Cissy go
to the apartments to find a party going on. They talk to Mark
LeJeune, who’s biggest concern today is he had to start grilling
indoors. He also can sense Sam, seeing him with one eye and his
host with the other. LeJeune tells them it's private property,
and they can’t make him go.
More stock
hurricane footage, and they head to Unibelle’s. Cissy tells him she
gets a thrill out of the hurricane. They go inside, and Unibelle puts
them to work helping with prep. Al arrives. He’s had a fight with Tina
and is bummed out. He tells Sam that he is Archie Necaise, deputy
sheriff, and there is a 96.2% chance that he’s here to save Cissy from
getting killed.
Sam doesn’t
remember Camille. Al fills him in, saying more than 360 people
were killed. Cissy sees Sam talking to himself. At 10:30 a 3
story wall of water will flatten everything in its path. In the
original history Archie evacuated the hurricane party, but meanwhile
Cissy died across town at her house when an object smashed through her
window. Sam tells Cissy if there is anything at her house that she
needs she should go back and get it now, but she doesn’t know of
anything. Al says she still gets killed.
Enter Lisa. She
came back for Archie. She asks him out to dinner. She’s been playing a
game of What If. He rejects her. She asks Sam about the dog.
(Where is the cat?) She goes again to leave. Sam thinks he should have
tried harder to get her to stay.
Enter the Deever
family. Lots of commotion. Grandparents, Joe & wife, two kids. The
grandparents got married after only 2 weeks. Cissy asks Sam if he would
marry someone after 2 weeks, and he tells her that if it was the right
someone he’d marry them after a couple of hours. They kiss and Al has
to get Sam’s attention. Joe watches. Al tell’s Sam that the
family isn’t Joe’s wife and kids - it’s his sister and her kids. Al
tells Sam that Joe is sissy’s ex and he’s violent and insanely jealous.
Cissy is last seen leaving Unibelle’s with Joe.
Sam goes and asks
for Cissy, but Unibelle says she just left with Joe. However,
shortly thereafter they come back, with boxes that Joe brought of
things to protect from the hurricane. Sam asks her
again about getting anything from her house, and Cissy asks if he’s
been acting weird because he saw “her” again today, and Al wants to
know about “her.” Sam asks her about Joe. Cissy says that is ancient
history. She tells him that he is projecting his fears. We learn she
used to dream about being a doctor, and Sam tells her it's never too
late. Al reminds him that first he has to save her life before he
tries changing it.
Sam is called to
the phone to talk to the Sheriff. Joe talks to Cissy and reminisces. He
tells her the three worst words in the English language are “let’s be
friends.” Al points Sam towards Cissy and Joe because he is
getting a little handsy. He tells Sissy they have to go back to the
hurricane party. She tells him that she likes seeing him jealous.
They kiss some more and sneak off to the pantry.
Joe feeds Bofus
and lures him away. Al tells Sam he’ll meet him at the hurricane
party. Cissy looks for the dog, and Joe says he let him out. Cissy says
she is going home since that’s where Bofus is headed. He tells Cissy
he’ll get the dog then go to the apartments and wants Cissy to stay
here.
In the car, Sam
speculates that Joe let the dog out to lure Cissy back to her house.
(How does Sam even know where Cissy lives??) He looks for the dog and
there he is, right by her front door. He puts the dog in the
car. Al comes and tells Sam that now Cissy dies at Unibelle’s,
when a hunk of debris hits her in the head. It’s 10:15. He
doesn’t have enough time to save Cissy then have Archie save the party.
He asks dispatch to send a car to the party, but they say that he’s it.
Sam tells him that he is headed to the party. Ziggy says that a
bank 2 blocks from the apartments is the safest place to send the party.
Sam gets to the
party, and LeJeune resists, but everyone else listens and heads to the
bank. Eventually LeJeune leaves too.
Back at
Unibelle’s, Al paces and watches over Cissy. A window blows out.
Lisa arrives again, the road was washed out and she didn’t know where
else to go. Al says the road isn’t washed out - she’s lying. Al
watches Lisa suspiciously. She picks up a knife. She talks
about Archie taking her fishing. She tells Cissy that she stole
Archie.
Al relocates and
updates Sam. Lisa and Cissy struggle in the kitchen. Sam comes in and
tackles Lisa just before she swings a piece of firewood at Cissy’s
head. He ends up having to pull a gun on Lisa. She tells him that
she will kill him, and he’ll have to kill her, and then they can be
together. She is about to stab herself, when Sam tackles her
again.
Morning comes.
The storm has passed and Joe’s family leaves. Al and Sam don’t
understand why he hasn’t leapt yet, he saved everybody. We learn
that Lisa gets intensive therapy and turns out “pretty much ok.” Sam
talks to Cissy about becoming a psychologist. She says she’d be too
scared to go back to school. They kiss again. Al says she goes back to
school and becomes a psycho-therapist. Sam leaps…
*We never see the cat again. Synopsis by Stacie Wilcox
Personal
Review by Eleiece <aka> Sherdran:
I've always liked 'Hurricane'; it's so much like life.
Storms,
hurricanes, if you will, are going to blow up in our lives, often
times stirred up by things or situations beyond our control. But in
life, as in this episode, there is one constant that not even a
hurricane or storm of life can destroy or wash away. Love.
I'm not talking about hearts and flowers, or romantic music and dancing
in the moonlight, though I enjoy all of that. No, I'm talking about
real love, love that has its roots put down deep in trust and faith in
the one you love. And believe me, I know from personal experience, that
real love doesn't need years and years to grow. For Joe Deever's
grandparents love blossomed and began to grow in the space of two
weeks. But no matter when it first blooms, whether it's hours, weeks,
months or years, real love will grow into something strong enough to
anchor you through the little squalls as well as the storms and
hurricanes that life is going to bring your way, and they will come.
Your storms may not be anything like the ones I have weathered, nor be
anything like the ones waiting yet for me to get through. But real love
will get you through those storms.
And when you have survived the storm and it's passed over, and the sun
has come out again, that love will still be there. Even when you're
left standing in the middle of total destruction and ruination, it's
that love, that belief and trust in that man or woman standing beside
you, that will help you start over again and go forward to face
whatever the future may hold.
Project
Trivia:
It appears that some people under the influence of alcohol can see some
aspects of Sam, especially in his eyes. This also happened in the
episode "Catch A Falling Star" when
a drunk John O'Malley calls Sam an imposter.
Sam
Trivia:
He
didn't remember Hurricane Camille, but he did remember experiencing
tornadoes while growing up in Indiana, none of which prepared him for an
encounter with a hurricane.
Sam's Outfits Worn in the Episode:
Deputy sheriff's uniform: A light-tan, short-sleeved shirt with
Sheriff's Department emblems on each sleeve; white tee shirt,
dark-brown trousers. He also wore a badge pinned over the left
breast pocket and a name plate pinned to the right breast pocket;
a black belt with a square, silver belt buckle, an expandable-banded
silver watch on his left wrist, and a gun belt, complete with side arm.
After the storm hit, Sam also wore a below-knee length rain slicker.
Al
Trivia:
Al remembers and recounts to Sam a bit about the destruction and deaths
caused by Hurricane Camille.
Al's
Women:
Al has had a fight with Tina during the events of this episode.
Al's
Outfits Worn in the Episode:
Red
trousers, dark-brown shirt, black leather jacket with dark yellow
sleeves and what appears to be a silvery coins lapel on left front
shoulder of jacket. He also wore dark shoes, a black-banded watch on
his left wrist, and he carried a cigar.
Miscellaneous
Trivia: Al
told Sam that, "...a three story high wall of water came over the sea
wall and flattened everything in its path."... That 3-story wall of
water would have been approximately 30 feet high.
In the scene where Al tells Sam
that in the original history Cissy was last seen leaving Unabelle's
with Joe Deever, on the wall behind him is a large brass compass rose.
The compass rose has appeared on (sea) charts and maps since the
1300's. The term "rose" comes from the figure's compass points
resembling the petals of the well-known flower. Originally, this device was used to indicate the
directions of the winds. For that reason alone, I'd say that made that
compass rose on the wall one of the most, if not the most, apropos
props in this particular episode.
The voice of the sheriff's
office dispatcher was that of W. K. Stratton who made more appearances
(actual or voice only) than any other guest star during the entire run
of Quantum Leap.
In this episode Al carried a
cigar most of the time, and he used the multi-colored 'candy-cube'
handlink.
The episode was written by Chris Ruppenthal. He last wrote Glitter Rock.
The episode was directed by Michael K. Watkins, last responsible for “Last Dance
Before An Execution."
The
clarity of the on-screen credits at the end of the episode was poor.
For whatever reason, when the credits are put over stock footage, the
quality diminishes.
Bloopers:
Kiss with
History: Hurricane
Camille, the 2nd strongest hurricane of
the 20th century, was declared a hurricane (meaning it had sustained
wind speeds of 74 m.p.h.) on Friday, August 15, 1969. By the time it
smashed into the Mississippi Gulf Coast at Pass Christian, Mississippi
2 days later on Sunday, August 17th, it had sustained winds of 190
m.p.h. with gusts in the 210 - 220 m.p.h. range. It also had the 2nd
lowest barometric pressure ever recorded [909 millibars (26.85)].
Raindrops hit with the force of bullets, and waves off the Gulf Coast
crested between twenty-two and twenty-eight feet above normal tide
range.
Camille was only the 2nd hurricane on record to reach Category 5 at the
time of landfall, as well as being the 2nd most intense hurricane at
the time of landfall. The 1935 Florida Keys Hurricane was the first
Category hurricane as well as the strongest hurricane to hit the United
States coastline this century.
The hurricane party depicted in "Hurricane" was a near mirror image of
an actual hurricane party that took place in the Richelieu Apartments,
in Pass Christian, Mississippi during Hurricane Camille.
The Richelieu Apartments faced the Gulf of Mexico and was less than 250
feet away from the surf on the beach. In reality, it was the sheriff
trying to get the people to leave. However, unlike Sam, he wasn't able
to convince those people leave. Instead of taking the sheriff
seriously, the people at that party were amused when he took down all
their names for their next of kin. Then, at 10:15 p.m. on August 17,
1969 the front wall of the storm came ashore. The Richelieu Apartments
were totally destroyed; all that remained were the foundation and the
shell of the in-ground swimming pool. Of the approximately 24 people at
that urricane party, 20 were killed. If you want to see 'before and
after Camille' pictures of the Richelieu Apartments, follow this link and watch the video below!
Regular Cast:
Scott Bakula as Sam
Beckett
Dean Stockwell as Al Calavicci
Deborah Pratt as Narrator
Guest
Stars: Marilyn Jones as Cissy Davis
Tracy Kolis as Lisa
James Morrison as Joe Deever
Bill Erwin as Mr. Deever
Barbara Townsend as Ma Maw
Richard Grove as Mark LeJeune
Marjorie Lovett as Unabelle
Stephanie Shroyer as Sitter
Bob Hamilton as Archie Necaise
W.K. Stratton as Radio Dispatcher
Cynthia Windham as Sister
Marilyn Jones as Cissy Davis: The
oldest of four siblings born to a surgeon father, Marilyn Jones was
raised in the affluent Detroit suburb of Grosse Pointe. After
graduating from high school in Michigan, she attended Miami University
(Ohio) and eventually graduated from the University of Colorado with a
humanities degree.
After a stint in New York waiting on
tables and working as an office clerk in-between acting jobs, she was
signed with 30 other performers to Columbia Pictures' Talent and
Development Workshop and sent to Los Angeles. The program folded when
the executive, who ran the studio at the time, resigned. Jones did
manage to land an agent and began acting on episodic television. Her
performances in Harassment (1980) and Good-Bye Radar: Part 1 (1979)
were especially strong. She landed roles in two short-lived prime-time
soaps, Secrets of Midland Heights (1980) (CBS) and King's Crossing
(1982) (ABC). She worked steadily throughout the 1980s.
Tracy Kolis as Lisa: Tracy
Kolis was born on April 6, 1962 in Brooklyn, New York, USA. She is an
actress, known for Seinfeld (1989), Quantum Leap (1989) and The
Equalizer (1985). Retired from acting in 1999. Is now running a small
business with her husband, baking cookies. Played two different
characters on 'Seinfeld', three years apart.
James Morrison as Joe Deever: A
filmmaker, playwright, poet, actor, singer/songwriter and yoga teacher,
James Morrison was born in Utah and is a product of Alaska. He served
his theatrical apprenticeship with the Alaska Repertory Theatre in the
late '70s and spent a year studying in New York before settling on the
West Coast in 1980. Since then, he has appeared at some of America's
foremost theatres including the McCarter Theatre, the La Jolla
Playhouse, the Mark Taper Forum, LA TheatreWorks and The Old Globe with
such renowned directors as Robert Egan, Emily Mann, Des McAnuff, Jack
O'Brien, Charles Nelson Reilly, Jose Quintero, Martin Jarvis, Don
Amendolia, and Harry Mastrogeorge, his acting teacher since 1982.
Morrison's short film, Parking (1996), which he wrote and directed, was
produced by his wife, Riad Galayini. Parking screened at twenty film
festivals world wide including New York's New Directors/New Films
presented by Lincoln Center at the Museum of Modern Art, Slamdance
(audience choice award for best short), Austin's South By Southwest
Festival, the Central Florida Film Festival (third place narrative film
award), the Los Angeles Independent Film Festival, the Montreal World
Festival, The Festival of U.S. Shorts in Brisbane, Australia, Ireland's
Cork International Film Festival, and the Northampton Film Festival
where it received the Best Short of the Festival Award. Parking also
ran on Sundance Channel for 18 months. Most recently, James developed
and performed his one-man play, Leave Your Fears Here at the Ojai
Playwrights Conference. The play went on to premiere at the Great
Barrington Public Theatre in Massachusetts. Morrison's plays have also
been produced and/or developed at the Sundance Institute, Ensemble
Studio Theatre, The Playwrights' Center of Minneapolis, L.A.
TheatreWorks, The MET Theatre, Two Parts Theatre Company, The Classical
Theatre Lab, City Theatre in Miami, The Road Theatre, The Mojo
Ensemble, The Wooden O, The Philadelphia Fringe Festival and the Salt
Lake Acting Company where he has directed several plays including those
by Sam Shepard, John Robinson, Larry Shue and Beth Henley. As a
singer/songwriter his albums, Son to the Boy and I Broke Free are
available on iTunes CD Baby, Amazon and all digital outlets.
Bill Erwin as Mr. Deever: Bill
Erwin was born on December 2, 1914 in Honey Grove, Texas, USA. He was
an actor, known for Planes, Trains & Automobiles (1987), Somewhere
in Time (1980) and Home Alone (1990). He was married to Lucy Frances
MacLachlan. He died on December 29, 2010 in Studio City, Los Angeles,
California, USA.
Barbara Townsend as Ma Maw: Barbara
Townsend was born on August 4, 1913 in Oakland, California, USA. She
was an actress, known for Hard to Kill (1990), AfterMASH (1983) and
Remington Steele (1982). She was married to Dr. William Louis Wheeler
Jr and John Shaffer III. She died on January 29, 2002 in Arlington,
Virginia, USA.
Richard Grove as Mark LeJeune: Ricky
Grove was born in Phoenix, Arizona in 1955. He attended Arizona State
University where he earned a BFA in Directing. Not long after
graduation, Ricky was accepted at the Yale School of Drama in the late
1970s. He received in Master's Degree in Acting in 1983 and moved to
New York City not long after. For the next several years, Ricky worked
in regional theatre and eventually settled in Aspen, Colorado, where he
worked with the Snowmass Repertory Theatre for several years.
Eventually, he moved to Los Angeles where he began appearing in films
such as "Army of Darkness" and television shows like "ER". In
the mid-90s, Ricky began extensive work with an avant-garde theatre
company in Santa Monica, called "City Garage". There he worked on plays
such as "Jungle of Cities" by Bertolt Brecht and "Journeys Among the
Dead" by Eugene Ionesco. At
present, Ricky is working as a voice director/actor in machinima
(animated 3d films shot inside of video games) and as a sound designer.
Marjorie Lovett as Unabelle: Marjorie
Lovett was born on October 4, 1932 in Long Branch, New Jersey, USA. She
is an actress, known for The Fan (1996), Tootsie (1982) and Clear and
Present Danger (1994).
Stephanie Shroyer as Sitter: Stephanie Shroyer is known for Alien Nation (1988), Quantum Leap (1989) and CBS Summer Playhouse (1987).
W.K. Stratton as Radio Dispatcher: W.K.
Stratton was born on August 2, 1950 in Front Royal, Virginia, USA. He
is an actor, known for Shoot 'Em Up (2007), Machete (2010) and Spy Kids
4: All the Time in the World (2011). He is married to Maureen Denise
Lacoste. Appeared in the pilots of four different series created by
Donald P. Bellisario: Magnum, P.I. (1980), Airwolf (1984), Quantum Leap
(1989) and JAG (1995). Holds the unique distinction for having "flown"
(in character) a Corsair, a Viper, and Airwolf. (three aircraft used in
Bellasario productions).
Cynthia Windham as Sister: Cynthia
Windham is one of loveliest human beings that you will encounter.
During the majority of her life, her own incentives have moved her to
to feed the homeless, rescue animals, and help young child actors in
Hollywood find their way. A former child acting coach who also spent
time working with Virgil Frye, Cynthia is also a graduate of USC film
Southern California, with a degree in critical study and a minor in
production. She has appeared both on and off screen in the film
industry regularly since the nineteen eighties, and has recently moved
into the realm of producing with her husband, Allistair Wyndham.
Guests Who
Appeared In Other Episodes of Quantum Leap Cynthia Windham (Sister) played Missy in
Miss Deep South.
Say What?
Al told Sam that over
360 people were killed in Hurricane Camille. Most accounts actually
report 259.
Al mistakenly calls the Bait Shop “Annabelle’s” instead of
“Unabelle’s.”
Sam (monologue):
"With each passing minute the hurricane grew closer and closer.
It seemed like Nature herself was punishing the land for some
unknown transgression. I just hoped I wasn't going to be
punished with it."
Cissy: "Oh my. If we get up any earlier to do it, we might as
well not go to sleep." Al: "That's the shingles. The wind must
be flicking 'em off
the roof like potato chips."
Mr. Lejeune: "I had to give up to the weather and start grilling
them inside."
Sam: "You'll be grilling them under water if you don't leave here soon."
Sam: "Able to leap tall buildings in a single bound...move mountains
...right wrongs...travel through time... grow ten feet tall,
and run forever."
Al: "I can never figure out when life is
short, how we always
find time to argue. You'd think that we'd look at the good
things around us."
Al: "Her? Who her?"
Al: "Don't worry. He's the original Boy
Scout."
Cissy: "Next to Beaufus, you're the male
I love most."
Al: "How do you feel about holograms?"
Cissy: "He never even touched me when we were going out together."
Al: "That shoots that theory to hell."
Sam: "It's never too late, not if you want something bad enough."
Best
Line:
Cissy: "Do you marry someone after only a couple of weeks?"
Sam: "If it's the right someone, I'd marry them after a couple of
hours."
The scene when Cissy leads Sam away from the older couple and the
others: Cissy: "Can you believe that? They got married after only two weeks. Do you marry someone after only two weeks?"
Sam: "If it's the right someone, I'd
marry them after a couple of hours."
[The look between them grows and they kiss.]
[Al pops in quietly behind Sam; he has an impish expression as he looks
at
Sam and Cissy kissing. He coughs. No response. He coughs again, harder,
then waits. His impish expression becomes even more so when the kiss
ends.]
Cissy: "Nice." [She walks away.]
Al: "Nice? I'll bet it was nice."
[Sam's expression becomes annoyed at Al's comment. He turns to face Al.]
Sam: "You should see a doctor about that
cough."
Al: "What cough?"
[Sam's eyes narrow slightly.]
Sam: "What have you got for me, Al?"
Al: "Well, I hate to interrupt you're
hanky-panky here...."
Sam: "What have you got for me, Al?"
And, the other
scene is:
[Sam has just come charging to Cissy's rescue while she's talking to
Joe Deever, who is gripping her arms.]
Cissy: "You looked like you were gonna..."
Sam, fumbling: "I know. I know. I...I just thought..."
[Cissy laughs as she takes Sam by the hand and leads him to the closet
to get their jackets.]
Cissy: "I don't believe you did that. My
knight in shining...khaki. Charging to the rescue."[She steps into the closet and reaches for her jacket. Sam steps up
to the open doorway.]
Sam: "Look... I'm sorry. I over reacted a little bit. I...uh...."
[Al moves around so he can see both Sam and Cissy's faces then makes a
roguish comment as Cissy puts her jacket on.]
Al: "You know sometimes knights would get
rewards from the damsels when they helped them in a rescue."
Cissy: "I like seeing you jealous. [She reaches out and pulls Sam into the closet.]
Al: "I think you're gonna get a reward."
Cissy: "It was sweet." [She pulls Sam into an embrace. They kiss.]
Al: "Sweet."
[He angles to get a better view.]
Al: "Yeah, but Sam, I don't think in the
closet there...uh.... Sam?"
[Sam pushes the door shut. Al gives a sort of 'okay' shrug and waits.
While he waits, the camera pans to the other guests then back to Al at
the closet door.]
Al: "Isn't it gonna get a little hot in
there?"
Awards: Emmy Nomination for Outstanding Individual
Achievement in Sound Editing for a Series in 1992.
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Podcasts:
Hunker down for some gale force podcasting, because it’s time for Hurricane!
On this episode of the Quantum Leap Podcast, hosts Allison Pregler,
Matt Dale and Christopher DeFilippis brave the winds of Hurricane
Camille as Sam Leaps into a deputy charged with keeping a small seaside
town safe from the deadly storm.
Listen to The Quantum Leap Podcast
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