Space: Above and Beyond

I think in the end it was the right choice.

Morgan and Wong, they had their TV show, Space Above and Beyond, which lasted a season.

And they had this opportunity to, with the season being cancelled, that they were basically free agents and they took the season on board.

So they had their own kind of style.

The military but not military stuff.

And when we were watching it, we weren't as far removed from watching Space Above and Beyond.

And that show's so fucking good at that shit.

Shit.

Same with Babylon 5.

Like it's a thing that a lot of these shows are invested in doing is when we want the show to get serious, it's about going to war.

And what do characters who are not soldiers or ones, you know, in Space Above and Beyond, they're fresh recruits and let's throw them into war.

In Babylon 5, yeah, they're military, but like let's throw them into these big conflicts.

Uh, the next morning, um, this guy named Paul Gibelisco calls me, said, "Hey, I got this show.

Do you wanna load? It's a union show, Space: Above and Beyond." I'm like, "Yeah, I, I'm not walking this line anymore.

I've been doing it."

No, no.

...

Greg Collier, Dave Richard, and those guys were mentors as well, and we started.

Now I'm the loader and the B second on a big TV show, Space: Above and Beyond, which went 10 months.

Mm-hmm.

Okay.

She's played by Kristen Cloak, 40 credits, including two episodes of The X-Files, Lady Bird, and 10 episodes of Millennium, a regular on Space Above and Beyond, which was also a show that these two...

this creative team was involved with and she was in an episode of quantum leap

she's our quantum leap connection she's not