Independence Daze

Independence Daze

November 9, 1996 TV Episode Project G.e.e.K.e.R.

Studio
Adelaide Productions, Columbia Tri-Star Television Animation
Distributor
Columbia TriStar Domestic Television, Sony Pictures Television

Synopsis

Mister Moloch sets hundreds of ravenous, mechanical Cyberplants loose on Neo-Denaire, programming them to capture GeeKeR and his friends. When Becky and Noah are captured, the fuzz-brained GeeKeR must prove that he can be independent and track them down all by himself. GeeKeR's attempts at sleuthing are ridiculous in the extreme, and matters are complicated when the Cyberplants get out of control and start wrecking the whole city.

Characters

GeeKeR, Lady Becky MacBeth, Dr. Maston, Mister Moloch, Will Dragonn, Jake Dragonn, Noah

Credits

Directing

Director
Toshiyuki Hiruma

Producing

Producer
Audu Paden
Executive Producers
Douglas Langdale, Douglas TenNapel
Supervising Producer
Richard Raynis
Associate Producers
Monique Beatty, Greg Chalekian

Writing

Writer
Richard Stanley

Voices

Voice
Billy West (GeeKeR), Cree Summer (Lady Becky MacBeth), Charles Adler (Dr. Maston, Jake Dragonn), Jim Cummings (Mister Moloch, Will Dragonn), Brad Garrett (Noah), Joe Alaskey, Ed Gilbert

Music

Music
Shawn Patterson

Crew

Music Editor
Bradford Cox
Color Designer
Don W. Kim
Dialogue Editor
Thomas Kearney
Digital Compositor (Opening Titles)
Andy Jolliff
Background Designer
Charles Garcia
Storyboard Revisor
Charles Garcia
Production Coordinator
Luke Wasserman

Production notes

A master thief named Lady MacBeth steals to survive in a dark, dystopian future. On one of the biggest heists of her criminal career, she unintentionally steals an android from the labs owned by Mister Moloch, the near all-powerful shady character behind all things corrupt about civilization. Project GEEKER was to be his final key to complete domination of the Earth. His plans had to be put on hold until he retrieved his android. G.E.E.K.E.R. hadn't received the last of his programming that would allow him to control his powers and be Mister Moloch's obedient slave, so the android lacked self-control, and his behavior could be random at times.