"There's a cyst in your tube" wasn't the

"There's a cyst in your tube" wasn't the diagnosis I had been hoping for.

I was hoping and praying for a disease free life. so then I started speaking to my angels for help but they didn't seem to be around. Finally one of them answered by flashing his

halo in morse code. I took out a notebook. (I..F..Y..O..U..C..A..N..R..E..A..D..T..H..I..S..G..E..T..B..E..N..T) He then) flashed a peace sign and flew off. "Some help," I thought.

"Now I'll just have to start all over again in my quest to find the man who killed my brother." There was a little diner on the corner and I could definitely use a bite to eat.

We sat at vinyl covered seats in the corner near the jukebox which was playing"My brother Esau" & ordered shakes and burgers. "Who had a motive to kill your brother?"

I shook my head. "No one. I don't think so..." I blinked, teary-eyed. "I'm sorry, it's just hard for me to..." "I understand," he said, and took a bite. "Your brother was very

a whooshing of seltzer. As he shook off the moisture, he detected the colorful clothes and greasepaint covering him. On this week's episode of QUANTUM LEAP, Scott Bakula has to

dance and sing his way home. At least, that was the plot, according to Al, who Scott secretly thought was actually controlling the process all along for his own twisted

heritage of sitcoms and politician resume writing. But Scott had a twist of his own. With a nick-nack paddywack give a dog a bone, this old man came "rolling" home.