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* In "Animal Frat," Sam has to stop Vietnam student protesters from blowing up a school building, which wasn't going to be as empty as they thought it would be. One is a particular [[Jerkass]] that harasses Sam over the war. When Sam lets it slip his brother Tom died in the war, the [[Jerkass]] says he deserved to for being over there. Keep that moment in mind for later on when Sam beats that little punk silly.
** The scene where he thwarts the bombing is itself thrilling, with the normally peaceable Sam pinning the perpetrator to a table to guarantee that they'll all go down if the bomb goes off. But it's hard to fault him for taking this tack.
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* In "Revenge of the Evil Leaper," after Alia escapes, Zoe intends to kill Sam as a consolation prize. Sam responds with this threat by shooting her with a shotgun.
* Sam getting up and ''walking'' to punch out an abusive orderly in the episode where he's leaped into a double amputee.
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** And we get a [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming]] right afterwards, when the girl's family comes out and sees what happened. The father incredulously asks "You did all this?", to which Sam responds "Well, I ''am'' a McBain."
* In "Future Boy", Sam leaps into an actor who plays the co-star of a 1950s sci-fi TV show, and his mission is to prevent the star from dying or being committed to an asylum because of his belief in time travel. Near the end of the episode, the man straps himself into the machine and fires it up...''and actually starts to leap'', much to Al's shock. The only reason he failed is because he didn't have enough power.
* The [[Halloween Episode]] was mostly just [[Nightmare Fuel]], but the climax is, when you think about it, pure awesome. Turns out that the "Al" we saw throughout the episode was [[Devil in Disguise|actually the Devil]], and he's decided that it's time to off [[The Hero]], and sets to strangling Sam. Sam Beckett, however, decides that he's not going to have that, and [[Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?|chokes the devil into oblivion]]. Repeat, ''[[
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