| Written by: | Mark Leiren-Young | |
| Story by: | Gavin Blair Phil Mitchell Susan Turner |
Mark Leiren-Young Ian Pearson |
Transcribed by: Kim McFarland
[The dumpster bangs closed. Seen from up above,
Al's Waiter starts back to the Diner. The viewpoint comes down, closer. Al's
waiter steps in something squishy-sounding. He picks up a strip of what looks
like snakeskin, and stares at it.]
[After a few nanos he shrugs and continues.
Then the viewpoint swoops down on him. Over his cry, the words "TRUST NO
ONE" appear onscreen. Then Al is dragged away by something unseen. Writer
credits are superimposed.]
[A CPU binome runs into the diner and speaks
urgently to the CPU Chief, who is eating doughnuts.]
[Miss Brodie, a pink binome wearing a tartan
skirt and a funny hat, walks into the Diner.]
[With a look of eye-rolling dismay the skater
waiter turns in a tight curve and comes back to Bob.]
Modem:
Nully:
Mike:
[Mike is lying on the ground, unconscious, his
monitor displaying static. Mouse kneels over him. Then she looks back]
[Fax Modem and Data Nully are holding Mouse
at gunpoint. Modem is fidgeting back and forth, and Mouse is hissing and
holding up her hands threateningly.]
[Mouse smiles. Bob does too. Then Mouse gives
Bob a big ol' kiss, leaving him stunned while she turns and runs. Bob shakes
his head, restoring his senses.]
[Bob zip-boards down the alley that Mouse took.
Modem and Nully watch him go. Then Nully taps on Mike's staticky screen.
The static disappears, revealing Mike's face.]
Bob:
[Mouse stalks up to an open, empty elevator
shaft which is also festooned with Webcreature skin. She looks up, then down
the shaft. It's a long way down, and no elevator is visible. Looking worried,
she jumps onto one of the two cables running down the shaft. After sliding
a bit she stops, then opens her eyes. She begins sliding downward, the metallic
scraping sounds echoing in the long shaft.]
[Mouse stalks down a corridor. A null bursts
out from behind a pair of trash cans, startling Mouse. It races through a
doorway - inside of which large podlike sacs are hanging from the ceiling.
Mouse draws her katana and creeps in. Various binomes and digits can be seen
in the sacs, among then numerals Five and Nine, Al's Waiter, and finally
Dot. Mouse draws back and slices the last sac open, revealing Dot hanging,
supported by tubes which run in and out of her body, fluid running through
them. Dot's body and eyelids twitch spastically.]
[Dot is lying on the ground, supported by Mouse,
looking sick and weak.]
[Modem and Nully shine flashlights at the
Webcreature. It screams, tentacles flailing about madly, then seems to lapse
into catatonia, still snarling and growling. It drops Dot into Bob's arms.]
[A darkened room, with a number of Sprites -
presumably Guardians - sitting around a table.]
[Turbo doubleclicks his trackball, turning the
hourglass over.]
[Glitch turns into a small telescope-like device.
In the monitor a rotating wireferame of the communicator appears, with a
small cylinder shown in orange. "Explosive" and "Warning" appear on the display.]
[On a street in Mainframe, many binomes (including
Oo-er) and one evil penguin walk about.]
[An explosion fills the sky above Mainframe.]
| Directed by | Steve Ball | |
| Executive Creative Consultants | Ian Pearson | Brendan McCarthy |
| Story Editor | Martin Borycki | |
| Starring the Voices of | Michael Benayer Matthew Sinclair Shirley Millner Gary Chalk Andrea Libman |
Kathleen Barr Tony Jay Michael Donovan Scott MacNeil Louise Vallance |
| And special guest appearance by | Gillian Anderson | |
| Voice Director | Michael Donovan | |
| Associate Producer | Jeanie Lamb | |
| Casting by | BLT Productions Inc. | |
| Executive Production Design Consultant | Brendan McCarthy | |
| Production Design | Jeff Cappleman | |
| Production Design Consultant | Ian Gibson | |
| Storyboard Supervisor | James Boshier | William Lau |
| Supervising Animators | Gavin Blair | Phil Mitchell |
| Computer Animators | Russell Ang Corey Barnard Colin Cameron Mabel Chan Barb Dawson Mike Ferraro Mark Lemon Peter Nash Colin Raesler Mark Schiemann Ken Steel Chris Welman |
Scott Baltjes Frank Belina Jeff Cappleman Stephen Cooper Andrew Doucette Walter Hsieh Jonathan Moyes Ezekiel Norton Morgan Ratsoy Mike Skorey Rak Tafarodi Kent Yu |
| Post Production Supervisor | Glenn Griffiths | |
| On-Line Editor | Dermot Shane | |
| Assistant On-Line Editor | Anne Hoerber | |
| Off-Line Editor | James Boshier | |
| Assistant Off-Line Editor | William Lau | |
| Technical Assistant | Alden Williams | |
| Director of Technical Operations | Kelly Daniels | |
| Chief Engineer | Greg Story | |
| Director of Software Development | Chris Welman | |
| Software Development | Phil Peterson | Albert Ho |
| Script Supervisor | Susan Turner | |
| Comptroller | Giuliana Bertuzzi, CMA | |
| Production Accountant | Ellie Khabbaz | |
| Assistant to the Producers | Sharon Bond | |
| Production Secretary | Jennifer Scherer | |
| Production Assistants | Barbara Dawson | Elizabeth Embling |
| Production Runners | Craig Barnard Lori Hutton Dave Small |
Sylvain Blais Andrew Ogawa |
| Publicist | Carol Taverner | |
| Stills Artist | Colin Raesler | |
| Music composed by | Robert Buckley | |
| Audio Post Facility | Pinewood Sound | |
| Sound Effects Editor | Marcel Duperreault | |
| Re-Recording Mixers | Randy Kiss | Geoff Turner |
| Dialogue recorded at | Pinewood Sound | Buzzy's Recording |
| Video Post Production | SFX MAINFRAME Ltd. | |
| Recorded in Stereo Surround | ||
| Production Executives | Adam Whittaker | Josanne B. Lovick |
| Executive in charge of Production | Mark Ralston | |
Co-Produced in association with YTV |
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With the Support of The Maclean Hunter Television Fund |
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All Rights Reserved Worldwide © (1993) |
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Co-Produced by |
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Vancouver, British Columbia |
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and |
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MAINFRAME ENTERTAINMENT, INC. |
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The ReBoot episode "Trust No One" and all associated images is copyright © Mainframe Entertainment, Inc. Screen grabs snapped by Wendy Lee. This transcript document is copyright © Kim McFarland. Please do not re-archive without permission.
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