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Diamond Farnsworth on his stunt work on Quantum Leap and doubling Scott Bakula

Diamond Farnsworth on different episodes and specific stunts on Quantum Leap

Diamond Farnsworth on a stunt he did on Quantum Leap where he dove into a pool that was on fire, and on doing stunts where he fell through windows

Diamond Farnsworth on a stunt on Quantum Leap where he waterskied behind a helicopter

Diamond Farnsworth on doing an explosion stunt for the Quantum Leap episode "Justice"

Diamond Farnsworth on doing stunts for the Quantum Leap episode "Memphis Melody"

Diamond Farnsworth on doing stunts for JAG and doubling David James Elliott

Diamond Farnsworth on working with Katherine Bell, who did many of her own stunts, on JAG

Diamond Farnsworth on doing aerial stunts on JAG, and on some of the most memorable stunts on the show

Diamond Farnsworth on consulting with the military for accuracy when he was a stunt coordinator on JAG, and on stunts he did on an aircraft carrier

Diamond Farnsworth on doubling Scott Bakula on Star Trek: Enterprise, and on a stunt he did with an air ram on the show

Diamond Farnsworth on a stunt he did on the pilot of NCIS, and on doubling Mark Harmon on the show

Diamond Farnsworth on working with Cote de Pablo and Katrina Law on NCIS, both of whom did a lot of their own stunts, and on his daughter, Courtney, performing stunts on the show

Diamond Farnsworth on why he left NCIS, and on performing stunts with Mark Harmon's son Sean

Diamond Farnsworth on working as a stunt coordinator on JAG during the events of September 11, 2011

Diamond Farnsworth on working as a stunt coordinator on JAG during the events of September 11, 2011

Diamond Farnsworth on being nominated for Emmy awards for his stunt work on NCIS

Diamond Farnsworth on advice for aspiring stunt performers

Diamond Farnsworth on advice for aspiring stunt performers

On his early childhood and how he came to be called "Diamond"; on his father, stunt performer Richard Farnsworth, and on TV he watched growing up; on his first stunt job on the film Paint Your Wagon, and on his first onscreen appearance (at age 5) in The Ten Commandments; on what it was like to work on Paint Your Wagon

On how he got stunt jobs at the start of his career, and on his mentors: Fred Waugh and Buddy Van Horn; on performing motorcycle stunts on The Partridge Family, and on precautions that one needs to take when doing stunts on motorcycles; on being a stunt performer on Bonanza, and on performing stunts on horses; on the popularity of motorcycles on TV shows in the 1970s and '80s

On performing stunts on The Rockford Files, and on working with James Garner; on a typical work day on The Rockford Files, and on danger he faced doing a stunt on the James Garner series Nichols; on meeting Donald P. Bellisario, and on performing stunts on Magnum, P.I.; on the amount of rehearsal time stunt performers usually get in television, and on shooting Magnum in Hawaii; on safety standards for stunt performers, and on a stunt he refused to do while shooting Rambo; on an injuries he sustained while filming the movies Rollerball and Rollercoaster

On the difference between doing stunts for movies and television; on the Stuntmen's Association, and on what he likes about doing stunts; on a stunt where he knew he would be hurt on Streets of Fire, and on the precautions he would take to avoid injuries; on how pay is determined for stunt performers; on becoming a stunt coordinator on Tales of the Gold Monkey, and on working with Donald P. Bellisario; on the role of a stunt coordinator, and on the role of assistant directors and second unit directors; on how stunt coordinators collaborate with directors and other on-set professionals; on handling actors who perform their own stunts, and on stunts on Tales of the Gold Monkey; on doing stunts for Michael Jackson's Moonwalker

Diamond Farnsworth on performing motorcycle stunts on The Partridge Family

Diamond Farnsworth on performing stunts on Bonanza

Diamond Farnsworth on his stunt work on The Rockford Files