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Phong
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(47 episodes, 1994-2001)
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| Kathleen Barr | ... |
Dot Matrix
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(42 episodes, 1994-2001)
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| Garry Chalk | ... |
Slash
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(41 episodes, 1994-2001)
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Shirley Milliner | ... |
Hexadecimal
(36 episodes, 1994-2001)
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| Tony Jay | ... |
Megabyte
(34 episodes, 1994-2001)
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| Michael Benyaer | ... |
Bob
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(29 episodes, 1994-2001)
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| Scott McNeil | ... |
Hack
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(27 episodes, 1995-2001)
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Stevie Vallance | ... |
Mouse
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(22 episodes, 1994-2001)
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| Paul Dobson | ... |
Matrix
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(21 episodes, 1997-2001)
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| Sharon Alexander | ... |
AndrAIa
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(20 episodes, 1997-2001)
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| Philip Maurice Hayes | ... |
Hack
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(19 episodes, 1994-1995)
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| Ian James Corlett | ... |
Glitch-Bob
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(18 episodes, 1997-2001)
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Matthew Sinclair | ... |
Enzo Matrix
(13 episodes, 1995-1996)
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| Jesse Moss | ... |
Enzo Matrix
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(12 episodes, 1994-1997)
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Long John Baldry | ... |
Captain Capacitor
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(11 episodes, 1994-1998)
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| Andrea Libman | ... |
AndrAIa
(9 episodes, 1995-1997)
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| Giacomo Baessato | ... |
Enzo Matrix
(8 episodes, 2001)
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| Dale Wilson | ... |
Welman Matrix
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(8 episodes, 1994-2001)
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| Donal Gibson | ... |
Ray Tracer
(7 episodes, 1997-1998)
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Christopher Gray | ... |
Enzo Matrix
(6 episodes, 1997-1998)
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Colombe Demers | ... |
Daemon
(4 episodes, 2001)
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Danny McKinnon | ... |
Enzo 00
(3 episodes, 2001)
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| Richard Newman | ... |
Daecon
(3 episodes, 2001)
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| Andrew Kavadas | ... |
Male Guardian
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(2 episodes, 1997)
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| Blu Mankuma | ... |
Gigabyte
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(2 episodes, 1995-2001)
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| Michael Dobson | ... |
Powerlock
(1 episode, 1997)
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| Janyse Jaud | ... |
Maxine
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(1 episode, 1997)
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| Christopher Gaze | ... |
Hue Branch
(1 episode, 1997)
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| Ellen Kennedy | ... |
Additional Voices
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(1 episode, 1997)
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| Judith Maxie | ... |
Head Guardian
(1 episode, 1997)
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| David Kaye | ... |
Head Spectral
(1 episode, 1997)
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| Cathy Weseluck | ... |
Backup
(1 episode, 1997)
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| Teryl Rothery | ... |
Feline
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(1 episode, 1997)
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| Venus Terzo | ... |
Copy Girl
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(1 episode, 1997)
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| Gillian Anderson | ... |
Data Nully
(1 episode, 1996)
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Gavin Blair | ... |
Binky
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(uncredited)
(7 episodes, 1994-2001)
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| Don Brown | ... |
Lens the Codemaster
(uncredited)
(1 episode, 1995)
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Andrew Doucette | ... |
Humungous Binome
(uncredited)
(1 episode, 1995)
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Production Companies
- Alliance Communications Corporation
- BLT Productions
- Claster Television Productions
- Mainframe Entertainment
- ReBoot Productions
- YTV
- Zondag Entertainment
Distributors
- Claster Television (1997) (United States) (tv)
- Alliance Video (Canada) (VHS)
- American Broadcasting Company (ABC) (1996) (United States) (tv) (seasons 1-2)
- Anchor Bay Entertainment (United States) (DVD)
- Cartoon Network (Non-US) (tv) (Latin America and Brazil)
- Cartoon Network (2001) (United States) (tv) (seasons 3-4)
- Discovery Kids (Non-US) (tv) (Latin America)
- Discovery Toons (2008) (Non-US) (tv) (Latin America)
- PolyGram Video (1990) (United States) (VHS)
- Shout! Factory (2011) (United States) (DVD)
- Syndicated (1998) (United States) (tv)
- YTV (2001) (Canada) (tv)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- BLT Productions (casting)
- Audiomaster 3000 (casting) (latin american spanish dub)
- Dick & Roger's Sound Studio (post-production sound services)
- Hall Webber (legal services)
- Post Modern Sound (post-production sound services)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
The extraordinary adventures of life within a computer, as depicted in one of the world's first totally-computer-generated series. The riotous humour, infinitely-variable action and scenery, and intelligent use of every computer reference known, combine to produce a stunning universe where good constantly fights the forces of evil. Dot Matrix and her brother Enzo, plus thousands of friendly binomes, live in Mainframe, which is plagued by viruses Megabyte and sister strain Hexadecimal. Guardian Bob is sent from the Net to protect them, and soon makes it his home. Together, they must prevent Megabyte from taking control of all the systems. As an added complication, games being played by the mystical User invade the system regularly, and must be defeated, or else portions of the city are laid waste... This gives us a chance to see every genre of video-game ever conceived, from the point of view of the characters! When Megabyte finally manages to banish Bob, Enzo takes over as the city's Guardian, but things will never be quite the same...
Written by Cynan Rees |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | Though ABC canceled the series after two seasons, Mainframe produced a third season (and eventually some TV movies) for Canada which eventually aired on cable in the United States. Without ABC to insist upon stories suitable for young children, the episodes took on darker tones. See more » |
| Goofs | It is established early on that simulated time is 10,000 times faster than real time, as the characters use the unit nanosecond like we use the second. Yet, in the one area where the characters interact with the Users (i.e, humans), the games, time passes at a much faster pace while it should be much, much slower. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Featured in Smart TV (1995). See more » |
| Crazy Credits | ReBoot: Icons (1997) has a new intro sequence when Enzo Matrix grows up and becomes the Mad Max like renegade Matrix. See more » |
| Quotes |
Mike the TV:
It's Bucket O'Nothing! Surprise your friends, amaze your family, annoy perfect strangers! See more » |