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Summer of Love is the sixth episode of the first season of Sliders, and the sixth episode overall.

Guest Stars: Jason Gaffney (Conrad Bennish, Jr.), Arthur Reggie III (Rembrandt, Jr.), Obba Babatunde (Cezanne Brown), Andre Benjamin (Street Radical (uncredited)), Joy Coghill (Mrs. Ezra Tweak), Michael Dobson (First Policeman), Deborah Lacey (Sharon Brown), Gabrielle Miller (Fling), Gerry Nairn (Mace Moon), Joanna Piros (Newscaster), Robert Isaac Lee (FBI Agent Harold Yen), Ajay Karan (Seeker), Barry Pepper (Skidd), Michele Goodger (FBI Agent Copeland), Richard Leacock (FBI Agent Tremelo)

Contents 1 Plot Overview 2 Notes 3 Arc Advancement 3.1 Happenings 3.2 Characters 3.3 Referbacks 4 Trivia 4.1 The Show 4.2 Behind the Scenes 4.3 Allusions and References 4.4 Memorable Moments 5 Quotes 6 Reviews

[edit] Plot Overview

A failing timer separates Wade and Rembrandt from Quinn and Arturo on a world where the Hippie movement is still alive. Believing they have slid to different worlds, Wade and Rembrandt are taken in by a Hippie commune, whilst Quinn and Arturo begin work on fixing the timer.

[edit] Notes

This was the third episode filmed, and was intended to be broadcast after the two-part Pilot, but Fox decided to switch the episode order around. As such, this episode features a clip from Earth Prime where Quinn's classmate Conrad Bennish is brought in by the FBI to identify Quinn's sliding equipment in his basement. This was added by Tracy Tormé to show that the Sliders had not been forgotten about on their home world.

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[edit] The Show

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• FBI Agent Harold Yen (speaking of the Sliders' disappearance): Rembrandt Brown, also known as "The Cooking Man".
  FBI Agent Copeland: ...Cryin' Man.
  FBI Agent Harold Yen: ...Whatever.
• Rembrandt (at his double's funeral, to his brother Cezanne): Musical talent?! You couldn't carry a tune if it was strapped to your back!

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