“Quantum Code” will know a sequel with or without Scott Bakula

Last September, Scott Bakula spoke of “meaningful discussions” about a return to

, the 1980-1990 series that made him famous. Since then, his sidekick Dean Stockwell, aka the on-screen hologram Hal, died on November 10. The American channel NBC has not yet buried the project, on the contrary, as revealed by The Hollywood Reporter, it has just ordered the pilot of what is similar to a sequel. “Thirty years after Dr. Sam Beckett walked into the Code Quantum Accelerator and disappeared, a new team is forming to try to unravel the mysteries of the machine and the man who invented it,” the synopsis teases. .

Original series creator Donald P. Bellisario returns as producer, while Steven Lilien and Bryan Wynbrandt (

) will serve as showrunners for the revival.

As for Scott Bakula, if nothing is official,

reports that, according to sources, the actor could indeed be involved.

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