Clinton Derricks-Carroll

Steve and the Hi-Tops celebrate the engagement of Steve's former road manager by throwing a bachelor party.

A promising basketball player's dreams are sidelined by a heart condition. He thinks all is lost, until an angelic influence helps him overcome his illiteracy and brighten his future.

The travelers slide to a world where Rembrandt "Crying Man" Brown is as huge as Elvis in our world, but after a mysterious "death" eight years ago, this world has had to make do with "Crying Man" impersonators. Rembrandt's appearance creates havoc and his former manager, Captain Jack, tries to cash in on his miraculous reincarnation with a mega-bucks concert.

Rembrandt "Crying Man" Brown (Cleavant Derricks) becomes the Feds' No. 1 crimebuster on a world where San Francisco is dominated by rival gangster families. With John Rhys-Davies, Jerry O'Connell and Sabrina Lloyd.

While waiting at a hospital, Rembrandt (Cleavant Derrick) is mistaken for the Duke (Clinton Derricks-Carroll) by the pregnant Duchess Danielle (Victoria Mahoney). Thinking she needs a transfusion, he goes into surgery with her. Only later do Quinn (Jerry O'Connell) and Wade (Sabrina Lloyd) find out that it's not a transfusion, but a transference of the fetus. A news report declares the situation, stating that the real Duke Rembrandt has been missing. Quinn sneaks into the operating room to warn Rembrandt, but he's been sedated. Quinn is grabbed by the Duchess' aide, Lady Mary (Hallie Foote), and the Lady's nephew, George Stellos (Dan Gauthier), head of Palace security. Arturo (John Rhys-Davies) intercedes, saying they are the Duke's new assistants. Later, at the palace, the Sliders visit Rembrandt as he awakens. Arturo explains how an epidemic destroyed women's ability to complete the pregnancy, and how once men take the fetus, gestation speeds up.