The showrunners of NBC's Quantum Leap, Martin Gero and Dean Georgaris, recently shared insights about the Season 2 finale and hinted at what fans can expect in a potential Season 3. In the season finale, a major twist saw characters Ben and Addison taking a leap together, hinting at a possible shift in the show's dynamics.

Georgaris mentioned that they had plans for the characters Ben and Hannah throughout Season 2, crafting a complex love story that took unexpected turns. The finale revealed a significant development involving Hannah's son, Jeffrey, which tied back to the core theme of the show about kindness changing lives.

The episode also featured nostalgic connections to the original Quantum Leap series, including the return of characters like Beth Calavicci and the classic Ziggy interface. Gero highlighted the importance of honoring the original series and incorporating these elements.

When asked about the potential for Scott Bakula to make an appearance, Gero expressed gratitude for Bakula's support but noted that the show aims to stand on its own. However, he remained open to Bakula's involvement if the opportunity arose.

As Season 2 concluded with emotional goodbyes for certain characters, the showrunners hinted that these stories might have reached their natural conclusion. Georgaris emphasized the importance of giving each character a fulfilling arc while also teasing the possibilities for a reimagined Season 3.

Overall, the showrunners are excited about the potential directions the series could take in a new season, promising fresh storylines and reinventions that will keep viewers engaged. Fans can catch up on both seasons of the Quantum Leap revival on Peacock as they eagerly await news of a potential Season 3.