
Life Lessons
- Studio
- Hearst Entertainment, Inc., Minos S.A., France 8
Synopsis
Heisenberg, the "morphing" Biot, reveals that machines have an unsuspected ability to care when the Phantom races against time to prevent a deadly explosion in CyberVille.
The Phantom and Graft suspect that a nuclear reactor has been placed in the heart of CyberVille, and go to the Entrance Pavilion to investigate. Graft and several construction Biots take them by surprise. A battle ensues. The Phantom fires at the Biots and Graft, and fells a female "Riot"- who bleeds! Other construction "Riots" call an ambulance, revealing that there are humans masquerading as Biots who labor at the construction site.
The Phantom goes to the hospital where the injured "Biot" has been taken. Her name is Mallory, and she is human. She tells how the animal shelter her family ran was destroyed by Maximum, Inc. so that CyberVille could be built. Mallory was reduced to working as a Biot to earn credits to move to another city-state. She also tells how some Biots have taken on human-like characteristics, as they become "self-aware." When the Phantom learns that the reactor in CyberVille has been damaged by Graft's blast, and may irradiate the workers inside, he goes there to save the humans.
Sagan, who has gone undercover in a Biot disguise and is within CyberVille, is captured by Max, Jr. The Phantom, with the help of Heisenberg, sets her free. In the reactor room, Heisenberg, the Phantom and Sagan fight Graft before the reactor explodes. Thanks to the ingenuity of Heisenberg, and his abilities to change his shape, the Phantom and his allies flee from the reactor's core before the destruction occurs. Damage to human- and non-human- life is averted.
The Phantom and Graft suspect that a nuclear reactor has been placed in the heart of CyberVille, and go to the Entrance Pavilion to investigate. Graft and several construction Biots take them by surprise. A battle ensues. The Phantom fires at the Biots and Graft, and fells a female "Riot"- who bleeds! Other construction "Riots" call an ambulance, revealing that there are humans masquerading as Biots who labor at the construction site.
The Phantom goes to the hospital where the injured "Biot" has been taken. Her name is Mallory, and she is human. She tells how the animal shelter her family ran was destroyed by Maximum, Inc. so that CyberVille could be built. Mallory was reduced to working as a Biot to earn credits to move to another city-state. She also tells how some Biots have taken on human-like characteristics, as they become "self-aware." When the Phantom learns that the reactor in CyberVille has been damaged by Graft's blast, and may irradiate the workers inside, he goes there to save the humans.
Sagan, who has gone undercover in a Biot disguise and is within CyberVille, is captured by Max, Jr. The Phantom, with the help of Heisenberg, sets her free. In the reactor room, Heisenberg, the Phantom and Sagan fight Graft before the reactor explodes. Thanks to the ingenuity of Heisenberg, and his abilities to change his shape, the Phantom and his allies flee from the reactor's core before the destruction occurs. Damage to human- and non-human- life is averted.
Characters
Sparks, Heisenberg, Sagan Cruz, Kit Walker, Jr./24th Phantom
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Vincent Bassol, Michel Lyman, Mike Kaweski, Bertrand Tager Kagan
Producing
- Producer
- Mary Chojnowski Corbett
- Executive Producers
- William E. Miller, David Corbett, Jeffrey Schon
- Supervising Producers
- Rene Huchez, Barham Rohani
- Associate Producer
- Mary Katherine Moore
- Line Producers
- Gwen Wetzler, Michel Lyman
Writing
- Writer
- Brynne Stephens
- Based on the Character Created by
- Lee Falk
- Executive Story Editors
- Judith Reeves-Stevens, Garfield Reeves-Stevens
Voices
- Voice
- Pamela Adlon (as Pamela Segall) (Sparks), Rob Paulsen (Heisenberg), Leah Remini (Sagan Cruz), Scott Valentine (Kit Walker, Jr./24th Phantom), Jennifer Hale, Kath Soucie
Music
- Music
- Gerald O'Brien
- Songs
- Gerald O'Brien
- Additional Music
- Steve Sexton
Art Department
- Storyboards
- Romeo Francisco, Aleta Estes, David Williams, Rex Irvine, Vincenzo Tripetti
- Art Director/Conceptual Designer
- Thom Schillinger
- Original Model Design
- Peter Chung
- Additional Model Design
- Paula La Fond, Stephanie Pyren-Fortel, Eric Canete
- Storyboard Cleanup
- Cesar Magsombol, Art Lee, John Lee, Peter Pace, Vincent Michael Edwards
- Color Key
- Allyn Conley, Jane Lane
- Color Key Assistant
- Darcee Frisch Olson
- Computer Graphics
- Thomas Kim
- Background Layout
- Jesse Santos, Nick Pugh, Melissa Suber, Vladimir Spasojevic
- Background Color
- Barbara Schade, Rebecca Jo Morales
Editing
- Post Production Supervisor/Editor, France
- Scott La Barge
- Post Production Supervisor/Editor, Los Angeles
- D.J. Graham
Sound
- Pre-Edit/Track Reader
- Laurie Wetzler
- Post Production Audio France
- Montage Sapa PM
Casting
- Voice Direction
- Stu Rosen
Production Management
- Production Manager
- Andrew J. Leith, Caroline Guicheux
- Production Supervisors
- Jean Marc Desrosiers, Michel Gantier
- Production Coordinators
- Shareena Carlson, Lisa Larrick, Jamie Adner
- Production Controllers
- Loretta Abata Elliot
- Production Executive
- Steve Herman
- Production Assistants
- Katharine Nartonis, Courtney Narz, Bryan Thompson, Stefan Marks
- Production Supervisor France
- Scott La Barge
- Production Supervisor Korea
- Mike Kaweski
Crew
- Additional Development by
- Judith Reeves-Stevens, Garfield Reeves-Stevens
- Assistant to the Executive Producer
- Miken Lee Wong
- Educational Consultant
- John Arnold
- French Production Adapter
- Helene Joubaud
- Executives in Charge
- Choi An Hee, Cho Jung Jin
- Crew
- King Features Syndicate
Companies and other credits
- Additional Music: by Larry Brown
- Songs: by David J. Corbett
- Post Production Audio France: H2 Prod
- Dialogue Recording and Editing: The L.A. Studios
- Dialogue Recording and Editing: Inc
- Animation Production: Sei Young Animation Co
- Animation Production: Ltd
- Created for Television by Hearst Entertainment
- Inc
- Phantom 2040 and its characters are trademarks of The Hearst Corporation
- © 1994 Hearst Entertainment
- Inc
- Inc
- All Rights Reserved
