Scott Bakula

Water takes six of his ten planets, air two, with one apiece in fire and earth, and not one of the ten was retrograde at his birth. Water registers everything and nothing here faces backwards. Bakula is an American actor and the record names Quantum Leap.

The Sun sits at sixteen degrees of Libra, which works itself out in relation to other people, while Mercury, Venus and Saturn sit inside seventeen degrees of Scorpio, which commits totally and explains nothing. The Moon answers from Pisces at twelve, absorbing whatever is in the room whether it wants to or not. For an actor the record fixes to a single series, a Libra Sun with a Scorpio group behind it is the division that matters: the surface negotiates and the rest of it withholds.

Jupiter sits conjunct Uranus at just over a fifth of a degree, which reads as sudden growth: opportunity arriving unexpectedly, and a life that changes shape quickly when it changes at all. Two T-squares run through the chart and Mars and Neptune are in both, one closing with Jupiter and the other with Uranus, so that conjunction is braced twice over. Venus sits in quiet contact with Neptune at a fifth of a degree, compassionate love and a real gift for beauty. The Moon sits in easy contact with Mercury at three quarters, feelings that articulate easily. For an actor whose record is a single series, scale welded to the planet of the unexpected is the contact to keep.

Jupiter came the whole way round to its Cancer starting point on 19 June 2026, at seventy one, and five circuits precede it. Cancer counts what is still being held, which for a record naming one series out of a long working life is the question it cannot answer on its own. Six planets in water, with nothing retrograde and scale welded to the planet of the unexpected, is the fact to keep: this chart registers everything and changes all at once when it changes.