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| | *Leaping into the mentally retarded Jimmy LaMotta, in a fan favorite story | | *Leaping into the mentally retarded Jimmy LaMotta, in a fan favorite story |
| − | *Leaping into his a police office who is in San Diego with Al's first wife, Beth, while Al is MIA | + | *Leaping into a police office who is in San Diego with Al's first wife, Beth, while Al is MIA |
| | *Leaping into himself as a 12-year-old boy | | *Leaping into himself as a 12-year-old boy |
| | *Leaping into a man about to be near-fatally electrocuted by an angry shock therapist | | *Leaping into a man about to be near-fatally electrocuted by an angry shock therapist |
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| | *Leaping into [[Lee Harvey Oswald]] and feeling the urge to kill JFK | | *Leaping into [[Lee Harvey Oswald]] and feeling the urge to kill JFK |
| | *Leaping into [[Elvis Presley]] | | *Leaping into [[Elvis Presley]] |
| | + | *Leaping into a "hurricane party" in 1969 before the landfall of Hurricane Camille<ref>This episode is based on the anecdotal tale of a supposed hurricane party at an apartment complex which was obliterated, and all inside killed, when Hurricane Camille -- one of the most devastating hurricanes to hit the United States -- made landfall. In reality, the complex was housing first responders and was considered -- tragically, wrongly so -- to be one of the safest buildings on the Gulf Coast.</ref> |
| | *Appearing in the past as his future self, with his graying hair and new wrinkles, at the exact moment of his birth | | *Appearing in the past as his future self, with his graying hair and new wrinkles, at the exact moment of his birth |
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