Episode
Adopted By: MikeKraken Additional
info provided by: Brian Greene
Synopsis:
Sam leaps into
Phillip, a man who was thought
to be dead after three years of being lost at sea. Phillip's wife,
Catherine, the hieress to a shipping company, is getting
re-married on the ship tomorrow. Is Sam there to put Phillip and
Catherine back together, or ensure that she marries her new fiancé?
TV Guide
Synopsis (TV Guide.com): Aboard
a cruise ship in 1954, Sam must capsize the wedding plans of his
aristocratic ex-wife and a venomous hood. Catherine: Beverly Leech.
Weathers: John Hertzler. Vincent: James Harper. Marian: Patricia Harty.
Jenny: Juliet Sorcey. Sam: Scott Bakula.
TV Guide Synopsis (Original):
Sam
(Scott Bakula) drops anchor as a debonair globe-trotter aboard a cruise
ship, where he must capsize the wedding plans of his aristocratic
ex-wife and a venomous hood.
Place:
Onboard the Queen Mary, which starts out in the waters of New York City, New
York, USA
Sam Trivia:
We find out that Sam knows French, one of his seven modern languages,
when he speaks to the lounge singer (who just speaks with a French
accent for show).
Al Trivia:
We discover that Al had "briefly" found true love and was married to
that woman. This aspect of Al's life is later explored in "M.I.A.", the
following episode.
Also,
Al gets extremely passionate about the
fact
that garbage is being dumped into the ocean, the second time we observe
Al's environmentalist side. Dean Stockwell is also an avid
environmentalist.
He
arrives
each time without Imaging Chamber Door, but leaves through it only the
first time.
Al's
Outfits
Worn in the Episode:
First through third appearance: Light-grey matching suitcoat and
pants; dark-green dress shirt; thin, silver tie; small, black,
triangular badge on the right lapel of his coat with a golden,
twinkling symbol in the middle; watch with black band; cream belt with
silver buckle; ring on right ring-finger. (with lit cigar)
Fourth
appearance: Black suitcoat with
pinstripes; rose shirt; black,
thin tie; black pants; black belt with silver buckle; something silver
on his left lapel. (with cigar)
Al's Women: Al mentions that he had one
true love. He says "...for one brief
moment, it happened to me." We find out who that is in the next
episode, "M.I.A."
Miscellaneous Trivia: The episode was shot in March of 1990. Portions of the episode were actually shot on the real Queen Mary in
the ballroom and the garbage unit.
When
Vincent is threatening him, Sam says that he's making him "an offer he
can't refuse," referencing The Godfather. Vincent responds that he
likes the sound of that phrase. The movie wouldn't come out for another
18 years.
Ships
are no longer allowed to dump garbage into the ocean. Al's outrage was
slightly ahead of it's time on the environmental issue.
Scott
Bakula was hit with a pie in the face by Dean Stockwell, but as a
practical joke, he was then hit 10 more times by other members of the
crew! Scott, in turn, left empty pie pans laying around the set to make
Dean think he was next!
Kiss With
History:
The scene before we find out that Sam has disappeared, the public
announcement system says, "Paging Mrs. Thatcher, Mrs. Margaret
Thatcher." (Margaret Thatcher later became the Prime Minister of the
United
Kingdom.)
Regular Cast:
Scott Bakula as Sam Beckett
Dean Stockwell as Al Calavicci
Guest Stars:
Beverly Leech as Catherine Farrington
John Hertzler as Weathers Farrington IV
James Harper as Vincent "Vinnie the Viper" Loggia
Patricia Harty as Marian Farrington Juliet Sorci (as Juliet Sorcey) as Jennifer Elizabeth Farrington
Tony Maggio as Tony
Louis Guss as Alfonso Loggia
Ralph Bruneau as Head Steward
Kurt Knudson as Captain Sheffield
Kent Phillips - Phillip Dumont (Mirror image)
Rick Buché - Carlo Monte
Beverly Leech as Catherine Farrington: Beverly
Leech was born on May 23 in Paris, Texas, USA as Beverly Ann Leech. She
is an actress, whose craft was directly shaped and deeply inspired by
Stella Adler. Known for Blood Work (2002), First Kill (2018) and Square
One Television (1987). She is member of Academy Award Winner, Robert
Moresco's The Actors Gym, developing new works by writers in Film,
Television, and Stage. Bev is also a 20+ year member of The Southern
Poverty Law Center, dedicated to correcting racial and social injustice.
Patricia Harty as Marian Farrington: Patricia
Harty was born on November 5, 1941 in Washington, District of Columbia,
USA. She is an actress, known for Occasional Wife (1966), Quantum Leap
(1989) and Search for Tomorrow (1951). She has been married to Les
Sheldon since July 27, 1974. She was previously married to Michael
Callan and Edward Thomas Kearney Jr..
Juliet Sorci (as
Juliet Sorcey) as Jennifer Elizabeth Farrington: Juliet
Sorci was born on July 4, 1979 in the USA. She is an actress and
manager, known for A Mom for Christmas (1990), Baywatch (1989) and How
I Got Into College (1989). She has been married to Ian James Duncan
since March 26, 2011. They have two children.
Tony Maggio as Tony: Tony
Maggio was born in Los Angeles, California, USA. He is known for Bad
Influence (1990), Quantum Leap (1989) and Dead at 21 (1994).
James Harper as Vincent "Vinnie the Viper" Loggia: James
Harper was born on October 8, 1948 in Bell, California, USA. Mr.
Harper’s BROADWAY credits include ‘Lt. Schrank’ in the first major
revival of “West Side Story”, where he worked with Jerome Robbins,
Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim, and creating the role of
‘Little Harp’ opposite Kevin Kline and Patti LuPone in the original
Tony-nominated production of “The Robber Bridegroom”. His work OFF
& OFF-OFF BROADWAY includes ‘Johnny’ opposite Kathy Bates (and
later Debra Jo Rupp and Caroline Aaron) in “Frankie & Johnny in the
Clair de Lune”, ‘Reverend Salvation’ & ‘Professor Trixie’ in a
major revival of “The Cradle Will Rock” directed by John Houseman,
creating the roles of ‘Vern’ opposite Patricia Heaton in Quincy Long’s
“The Johnstown Vindicator” and ‘Frehlich’ in David Suesdorff’s “The
Cruelties of Mrs. Schnayd”, ‘Colm’ in Gardner McKay’s “Sea Marks”, and
‘The Baboon’ in Brecht’s “Jungle of Cities” at Brooklyn Academy of
Music Theatre Company, among others. He has made over 200 Guest Star
and recurring appearances on TELEVISION including prime-time episodics
(“Judging Amy”, “NYPD Blue”, “Star Trek – Deep Space 9”, “Chicago
Hope”, “Quantum Leap”, “LA Law”, “Life Goes On”, “Sisters”, “Deadly
Games”, “Matlock”, “Dallas”, “Paradise”, etc., etc.), pilots (“The
Burning Zone”), MOW’s (portraying Arkansas Governor Orvil Faubus in
Disney’s “The Earnest Green Story”), and sit-coms (“Frasier”, “Parker
Lewis Can’t Lose”), as well as numerous NY & LA “soaps” (‘Jim
Watson’ on “One Life To Live”, 5 years; the ‘hanging judge’ Francis
Fallon on “The Young & The Restless”, 2 years; and ‘Mark Cody’ on
“The Guiding Light”). He recently appeared in the recurring guest star
role of the villainous attorney, ‘Jordan Lovell’, on the ABC/SOAP
Channel prime time dramatic series, “GH: Night Shift.” Mr. Harper has
appeared in 20 + FILMS including “Blaze” (opposite Paul Newman),
Michael Mann’s “The Insider” (opposite Russell Crowe & Diane
Venora), “Armageddon” (opposite Bruce Willis), “Switch” (opposite Ellen
Barkin), “Down Periscope” (opposite Rip Torn & Bruce Dern),
“Widow’s Kiss” (opposite Beverly D’Angelo & Dennis Haysbert),
“Witch Hunt” (opposite Dennis Hopper and Clifton Collins, Jr.), “Love
Field” (opposite Michele Pfeiffer), Michael Apted’s “First Born”, Ulie
Edel’s “Last Exit To Brooklyn” (opposite Stephen Lang), and the black
& white SciFi thriller “To Walk a City’s Street”. He also has
numerous commercials, voiceovers, and video games (“StarCraft”, “Diablo
2”, others) on his list of credits. Mr. Harper is a private
acting coach and has taught various master classes at numerous
universities throughout the U. S. including USC, UCLA, U. of North
Carolina, Arizona State and many others.
Louis Guss as Alfonso Loggia: Louis
Guss was born on January 4, 1918 in New York City, New York, USA. He
was an actor, known for Moonstruck (1987), Highlander (1986) and Find
Me Guilty (2006). He was married to Tsuneko Kano. He died on September
29, 2008 in New York City, New York, USA.
Kurt Knudson as Captain Sheffield: Kurt
Knudson was born on September 7, 1936 in Fargo, North Dakota, USA. He
was an actor, known for George Washington (1984), Law & Order
(1990) and Quantum Leap (1989). He died on June 1, 2018 in Waldport,
Oregon, USA.
John Hertzler as Weathers Farrington IV: John
Garman “J. G.” Hertzler (born March 18, 1949) is an American actor,
well known in the Star Trek community for his role on Star Trek: Deep
Space Nine (DS9) as the Klingon General (and later Chancellor) Martok.
Hertzler was born in Savannah, Georgia; his father served in the U.S. Air Force.
Most notably, Hertzler appeared in the television series Star Trek:
Deep Space Nine as the Klingon General Martok. He appeared in the
series’ pilot episode “Emissary” as the Vulcan captain of the
Federation starship Saratoga. He played a shapeshifter named Laas in
the DS9 episode “Chimera” (credited as Garman Hertzler), a Hirogen in
the Star Trek: Voyager episode “Tsunkatse”, and featured in Star Trek:
Enterprise as a Klingon Lawyer in the episode “Judgment” and as a
Klingon Captain in the episode “Borderland” which marked his final
appearance in the franchise.
Hertzler has appeared in TV movies such as Pirates of Silicon Valley
and made guest appearances in TV shows such as Six Feet Under, Roswell,
Charmed, Quantum Leap and Highlander: The Series. He appeared in the
series Zorro (1991–1993) as Alcalde Ignacio De Soto alongside Duncan
Regehr and Henry Darrow.
In some of his TV appearances, he is credited as John Garman Hertzler,
Garman Hertzler, John G. Hertzler, or John Hertzler. In “Emissary”, he
was credited as John Noah Hertzler.
Rick Buché - Carlo Monte: Rick Buche is known for Quantum Leap (1989) and Necromancer (1988).
Ralph Bruneau as Head Steward: Ralph
Bruneau was born on September 22, 1952 in the USA. He is an actor,
known for Scrooged (1988), Remington Steele (1982) and Quantum Leap
(1989).
Say
What? In the
first scene, which last well over 10 minutes, the clock only changes by
2 minutes.
Although
when Sam mentions the word "fax" he is referring to the modern day fax
machines, the Captain seems to not understand the word. Fax, which was
short for a radio facsimile, was a common term after the 1920's and the
captain should have known it.
A
newspaper in the garbage unit has "An American First" written backward,
presumably due to a flipped exposure when the film was spliced together.
Quotable Quotes:
Al: "Unbutton her dress, Sam, sloooowly. I wish I could help!"
Al: "This is 'Wuthering Heights'. This is 'Romeo and Juliet'. We're
talking true love here."
Sam: "Oh, come on, Al. People don't jump off a ship for unrequited
love."
Al: "No, but for for true love."
Sam: "True love?"
Al: "Yeah! I mean, it only happens once in a lifetime, and, and you
have to be lucky."
Sam: "Well, how would you know? I'm - that's not fair, that's not fair,
I'm sorry. I'm sure, I mean, given the sure volume of attempts that you
had to luck out once."
Al: "Yeah, all right, I had good odds, and and yes, for one brief
moment, it happened to me."
Sam: "What, did you forget to get her number?"
Al: "No, I got married."
Sam: "Well, if she was so perfect, why aren't you still married?"
Al: "That's not important. What's important is that you help these
lovebirds."
Vinnie: "That little waltz there just cost you your life."
Sam: "Tango."
Vinnie: "Outside."
Sam: "He's a convicted felon."
Al: "Three times!"
Sam: "Three times convicted!"
Captain: "You certain?"
Al: "The New York police have his record."
Sam: "The New York police can fax you his criminal record."
Captain: "Fax?"
Sam: "Swimming?"
Al: "Swimming! Flopping around in the water, making
<i>droughts</i> (unaudible), going circles,
glub glub."
Al: "Do you realise that by the year 2000 there's gonna be 18 billion
tons of waste polluting the waters of this planet? And that's not
including China!"
I was talking to myself, it's kind of a bad habit I
can't get rid of.
-- Sam, glaring at Al, "Sea Bride"
Fish food! Vinnie wants to turn me into fish food!
-- Sam, "Sea Bride"
That little waltz may have just cost you your life ...
Tango.
-- Vinnie and Sam, "Sea Bride"
Wow, six kids, you guys are gonna be busy bunnies.
-- Al, to Catherine and Philip, "Sea Bride"
It's bad luck to kill someone before your wedding.
Not in Brooklyn.
-- Sam and Tony (the "best man"), "Sea Bride"
How come you always get the easy stuff.
Just lucky I guess.
-- Sam and Al, "Sea Bride"
Are they gone?
Other than the smell- yes.
-- Catherine and Jennifer, "Sea Bride"
Best Line:
Al: "Throw you a rope?! I can't throw you a rope! I'm a hologram!"
Best Scene:
The best scene is when Sam and Catherine dance the tango after dinner.
It was a truly imaginative way of getting them to talk to
each other, and reveals much of Catherine's feelings about the entire
situation and the episode in general.
Awards:
Jean-Pierre
Dorléac received
an Emmy Nomination for Outstanding Costumes for a Series in 1990.
Synopsis & Review:
Sam has
leaped into Phillip Dumont (the leapee is played by Kent Phillips)
aboard the RMS Queen Mary leaving New York. No sooner has he adjusted
to the feeling of being on the water than a woman wearing a wedding
dress enters the room and kisses him. Then, just as suddenly, she slaps
him across the face and asks him what he's doing here. The woman,
Catherine Farrington (Beverly Leech), who happens to be Dumont's
ex-wife, tells Sam that she thought he was dead after becoming lost at
sea, and is upset that he didn't come home. She insists that she is
over him, and that he can't stop her from marrying Vincent Loggia
(James Harper), a felon who is also known as "Vinny the Viper", the
next day.
As Catherine is about to leave, someone knocks on Sam's door and
demands to be let in. Recognizing that it's her father, Weathers
Farrington (played by J.G. Hertzler), Catherine hides in the closet.
Sam lets in Weathers, who angrily tells Sam that he shouldn't have
shown up to Catherine's wedding after refusing to take a job with the
Farrington family cruise business and leaving Catherine three years
ago. He warns Sam to stay away from his family, and punches him to
emphasize the point.
Al arrives, and tells Sam that he has to stop Catherine from marrying
Vincent, or as Al calls him, "Vinnie the Viper". Sam promises to
Weathers that he will not interfere with the wedding. After Weathers
leaves, Al insists to Sam that Phillip and Catherine were in love with
each other before Phillip was lost at sea, but Weathers convinced
Catherine that Phillip was dead and had their marriage annulled.
Another knock sounds, and Sam realizes that Catherine is still hiding
in the closet. He lets her out, and she asks him again why he's here.
Al tells Sam that Phillip committed suicide after failing to stop the
wedding, and a broken-hearted Catherine died two years later. Catherine
tells Sam that if he still loves her, he should jump off the ship and
swim back to New York.
After Catherine leaves, Al says that maybe jumping off the ship is
exactly what Phillip did. Sam is unconvinced, but Al tells him that
what Phillip and Catherine have is true love, which only happens once
in a lifetime. Sam asks Al what he would know about true love, bringing
up his numerous marriages. Al responds that he found true love with a
woman once, and married her. Sam asks why they aren't married still,
but Al shrugs off the subject. He tells Sam that helping Phillip and
Catherine is what's important right now.
Another knock sounds, and a young girl wearing a dark hat, glasses and
trenchcoat comes in. She tells Sam that everything is going according
to plan, and Catherine is feeling confused and miserable. Al guesses
that this is Catherine's little sister, Jennifer Farrington (played by
Juliet Sorci). Jennifer tells Sam that she overheard Vincent
threatening to cut him up into little pieces and feed him to the fish
if he comes near Catherine. Al wonders if Phillip's death was a suicide
after all. Jennifer begs for Sam to talk to Catherine, and Sam agrees.
Later, Catherine is refusing to come out of her bedroom. Weathers
passes it off to Vincent as pre-wedding jitters. Vincent asks Catherine
to come out and join them, but soon turns angry, pounding on the door
and yelling at her to come out. He tells Weathers to have his wife and
daughters ready for dinner in seven minutes, and leaves. Catherine
comes out, and tells her father that she can't go through with the
wedding. Weathers confesses to Catherine that the family business is in
financial trouble, and Vincent has offered to buy them out. He tells
Catherine that she'll learn to love Vincent, and she'll always have her
family. Feeling reassured, Catherine agrees to get ready for dinner,
though Weathers seems conflicted after she leaves.
After dinner, Sam is telling Al that although Jennifer has given him a
key to the first-class pool so that he and Catherine can have some
alone time, Catherine is still refusing to talk to him. Al has an idea,
and suggests a way that Sam and Catherine can be in a room full of
people and still have an intimate moment.
Sam finds Catherine in the ship's ballroom, where the guests are being
entertained by a live band. He requests a tango to be played, and
whisks a stunned Catherine onto the dance floor. As the two of them
dance together, and Vincent watches in anger, Sam asks Catherine to
meet her at the pool at midnight, and promises that if she still wants
him to leave her alone after that, he will. The dance ends, and
Catherine agrees to meet him. As Sam leaves, he is intercepted and
escorted outside by Vincent and his bodyguard. Vincent warns Sam that
he doesn't want him getting Catherine confused before the wedding, and
threatens to kill him if he doesn't stay away from Catherine and her
family. Sam spots the ship's captain nearby, and manages to get himself
out of trouble by requesting a tour of the ship. The captain agrees,
and the two of them leave Vincent and his bodyguard behind.
When Sam is safely away, he tells the captain that Vincent is
threatening to kill him. Using information that Al has given him, Sam
explains to the dubious captain that Vincent is a convicted felon, and
the New York police can confirm his criminal record.
Later, Sam is searching through Phillip's luggage for a pair of
swimming trunks. Al angrily tells Sam that right now in a room at the
bottom of the ship, large amounts of garbage are being pushed out into
the ocean. Jennifer enters the room, and quickly finds Sam a pair of
trunks. She tells him he should be at the pool when Catherine arrives,
then heads back so she can cover Catherine's exit.
Catherine has changed into her swimming costume, but is still nervous
and uncertain about meeting with Sam. Jennifer assures her that all she
has to do is listen to what Sam has to say. Catherine is convinced, and
leaves. She heads to the pool, unaware that she is being followed by
Vincent's bodyguard.
Catherine finds Sam at the pool, which unbeknownst to them had been
emptied an hour earlier. Unable to swim, the two of them begin to talk.
Sam asks Catherine if she really loves Vincent, and guesses that her
inability to answer the question means that she doesn't. Catherine
admits that she still wants to be with him, but now she's obligated to
marry Vincent and help her family. Sam responds that she can't
sacrifice her own happiness. The two of them kiss, but after a few
moments, Catherine pulls away and leaves, telling Sam that it's too
late for them. Sam tries to follow after her, but finds a gun to his
back instead, courtesy of Vincent's bodyguard.
The next morning, Catherine is in her wedding dress, and the wedding is
only minutes away. Jennifer comes in, and tells Catherine that she
can't find Sam anywhere. Catherine's mother, Marian (Patricia Harty),
tries to console her of Sam, or Phillip's, sudden disappearance, trying
to reassure her that she will get over Phillip, whom she still has
feelings for, and to go through with the wedding, as she also reveals
that she, before marrying Weathers, had a relationship with a young man
she called "Jerry", whom her parents did not approve of (much like
Weathers' own feelings about Phillip), but that she never regretted
breaking their relationship and marrying Weathers.
Meanwhile, Sam is in the lowest room of the ship, where he has been
held overnight by Vincent, hanging by his wrists from a rope attached
to the ceiling. Vincent comes in wearing his wedding suit, cuts Sam
free, and pushes him into the garbage below. His bodyguard starts the
mechanism that pushes the garbage out into the ocean, and the two of
them leave.
Al arrives, still venting about all of the garbage polluting the
earth's oceans. Upstairs, Weathers is escorting Catherine down the
aisle. He asks her if she's happy, and Catherine calmly tells him that
she is. Catherine joins Vincent, and the ceremony begins. Downstairs,
Al urges Sam to reach up and grab one of the chains hanging from the
ceiling, which Sam frantically manages to do moments before being swept
out into the water.
The ship's captain is about to pronounce Vincent and Catherine as man
and wife, as Al desperately calls out for Sam. Suddenly, Catherine cuts
off the captain's words, and tells Vincent that she doesn't love him,
and she can't marry him. Vincent tells Weathers to talk to his
daughter, but Weathers stands by Catherine's side, supporting her
decision. Sam arrives, covered in garbage, and tells the captain to
have Vincent arrested for attempted murder. Sam and Vincent get into a
fight, and Sam knocks Vincent down with a punch. Vincent's bodyguard
tries to intervene, but is met with a punch from Weathers (who was a
boxing champion in his youth). Catherine throws her arms around Sam and
kisses him. Al tells Sam that Catherine and Phillip are going to have
six children, and Jennifer will write a bestselling book about
Phillip's seafaring adventures, which will make enough money to keep
the family stable until the cruise business recovers. Sam kisses
Catherine again, and leaps. Source
Personal Review by MikeKraken:
This is one of the Quantum Leap episodes that sets the series into the
"comedy" genre as well as "drama", "sci-fi", "action", etc.... Though
subjected to a couple of perils in this episode, Sam manages to survive
(with the help of Al) and achieve his objective of the leap. "Sea
Bride" is definitely one of the more light-hearted episodes that mixes
in just enough seriousness and edge-of-your-seat intensity that
dignified this television series. I still cringe at the scene with the
garbage every time!
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Quantum Leap Podcast
In
the twenty-ninth installment of The Quantum Leap Podcast,
Albie and
Heather discuss season two, episode twenty-one “Sea Bride”. There are
first impressions, an episode recap, thoughts and opinions, listener
feedback, and three awesome interviews, one with Beverly Leech, who
played Catherine Farrington, one with James Harper, who played Vincent
Loggia, and one with J.G. Hertzler, who played Weathers Farrington, the
third episode of the original audio drama, Quantum Leap: The Impossible
Dream, Need You Now: Part 3. Also Chris DeFilippis is back with his
segment, A Leap in Perspective. Also, an article from Hayden McQueenie
about the Quantum Leap video game that never was.
00:00:00 – QLP opening
00:03:16 – Hello – First impressions
00:07:47 – Episode recap
00:16:38 – Main discussion/Episode breakdown
00:41:33 – Interview with James Harper
01:34:04 – Interview with Beverly Leech
02:31:45 – Interview with J.G. Hertzler
03:05:54 – Promo for Tuning in to SciFi TV
03:06:24 – Promo for Thinking Outside The Long Box
03:07:52 – Clip from Philadelphia Comic Con Panel 2012
03:09:57 – Chit chat about stuff and things
03:13:57 – Quantum Leap: The Impossible Dream, Need You Now: Part 3
03:24:05 – A Leap in Perspective with Chris DeFilippis
03:30:01 – Feedback
03:39:12 – The Quantum Leap video game – Hayden McQueenie
03:47:04 – News
03:49:04 – Trivia
03:53:06 – On the next episode
03:56:56 – Credits
03:58:03 – Bloopers
03:59:05 – PS
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