Is Ziggy The Traitor In Quantum Leap? Quantum Leap Season 1 Episode 16 Explain
Is Ziggy the traitor in Quantum Leap? Here’s a full explanation to what happened in Quantum Leap Season 1 Episode 16.
Quantum Leap Season 1 Episode 16 was officially aired on March 20th. In this episode, when Ben lands in a 1950s psychiatric institution, he must plan a daring escape for a young woman who was unjustly committed by her husband. Moreover, the team is shocked to learn the identity of a traitor in Quantum Headquarters. But is Ziggy really the traitor, or is it just a trap?
Fortunately, a supercomputer named Ziggy has assisted both Sam Beckett and Ben Song. This supercomputer is in charge of tracking the heroes through time, searching historical databases for advices, calculating probabilities to ensure the best outcome. In Quantum Leap Season 1 Episode 16, Ziggy manages to pull up building plans for a mental institution and figure out a safe escape route. Without Ziggy's assistance, Sam and Ben would have failed a hundred times over.
However, it seems like every good thing would come to an end.
Martinez specifically mentions Ziggy when Addison describes her experience in intelligence gathering and analysis. This means he is leaping with another Ziggy guiding him – whether from another dimension or time.
After that, Janice Calavicci raises the Quantum Leap team's suspicions when she suggested that a traitor was in the program. It gets to the point where they even questions Ian when it was revealed that a future version of them has used the program to leap.
Janice didn't know who the mole was at first. However, she reveals to Magic that it all become clear to her recently. The truth is out: Ziggy is the traitor who seems to have all the answers and knows everything about the team.
But that still leaves many questions unanswered. What would happen to Ziggy in the future? If the team has to move forward without the assistance of supercomputer, would they face any dangers? Moreover, there has also been some opinions stating that Ziggy isn't a "mole" - It's just that the team members haven't realized that the timelines they're changing also contain a Ziggy.
Quantum Leap Season 1 Episode 16 was officially aired on March 20th. In this episode, when Ben lands in a 1950s psychiatric institution, he must plan a daring escape for a young woman who was unjustly committed by her husband. Moreover, the team is shocked to learn the identity of a traitor in Quantum Headquarters. But is Ziggy really the traitor, or is it just a trap?
#1. Quantum Leap Season 1 Episode 16 Cast
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- Raymond Lee plays Dr. Ben Song
- Caitlin Bassett plays Addison Augustine
- Mason Alexander Park plays Ian Wright
- Nanrisa Lee plays Jenn Chou
- Ernie Hudson plays Herbert "Magic" Williams
- Janice Calavicci plays Georgina Reilly
#2. Quantum Leap Season 1 Episode 16: Is Ziggy the traitor in Quantum Leap?
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Fortunately, a supercomputer named Ziggy has assisted both Sam Beckett and Ben Song. This supercomputer is in charge of tracking the heroes through time, searching historical databases for advices, calculating probabilities to ensure the best outcome. In Quantum Leap Season 1 Episode 16, Ziggy manages to pull up building plans for a mental institution and figure out a safe escape route. Without Ziggy's assistance, Sam and Ben would have failed a hundred times over.
However, it seems like every good thing would come to an end.
Source: NBC
Martinez specifically mentions Ziggy when Addison describes her experience in intelligence gathering and analysis. This means he is leaping with another Ziggy guiding him – whether from another dimension or time.
After that, Janice Calavicci raises the Quantum Leap team's suspicions when she suggested that a traitor was in the program. It gets to the point where they even questions Ian when it was revealed that a future version of them has used the program to leap.
Janice didn't know who the mole was at first. However, she reveals to Magic that it all become clear to her recently. The truth is out: Ziggy is the traitor who seems to have all the answers and knows everything about the team.
Source: NBC
But that still leaves many questions unanswered. What would happen to Ziggy in the future? If the team has to move forward without the assistance of supercomputer, would they face any dangers? Moreover, there has also been some opinions stating that Ziggy isn't a "mole" - It's just that the team members haven't realized that the timelines they're changing also contain a Ziggy.
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