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With Christopher Lloyd, Novie Edwards, Annick Obonsawin, Jacqueline Pillon. Three kids, Jackie, Matt, Inez, and their bird friend Digit, must save cyberspace from the evil Hacker with the use of strategy and math skills.
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Cyberchase - Full Cast & Crew. 2002 -2023. 14 Seasons. PBS. Comedy, Educational, Action & Adventure, Kids. TVY. Watchlist. Where to Watch. Three kids use their math skills to save...
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Ronnie Krauss. Writer (18 Episodes) Sheila Head. Writer (4 Episodes) Susan Kim. Writer (1 Episode) Cyberchase is an American/Canadian television series for children ages 7-13. The series takes place in Cyberspace, a virtual world, and chronicles the adventures of three children, Jackie, Inez, and Matt, as they use math and problem solving ...
Discover the talented cast of Cyberchase, a popular American/Canadian children's television series that follows the exciting adventures of Jackie, Inez, and Matt in Cyberspace as they use math and problem solving skills to save the virtual world.
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Dr. Marbles, Motherboard's chief technician, created Hacker as an assistant, who in turn created Digit. Hacker grew jaded and greedy, and began plotting to take over Cyberspace. He intended to use the Transformatron to defeat Motherboard, but Coop, its co-creator, destroyed the blueprints and hid the components. In retaliation, Hacker corrupted Coo...
Preproduction
The National Science Foundation's Division Of Research On Learning awarded WNET a grant to develop Cyberchase, starting on August 15, 1996. From the beginning, it was envisioned as a "television-based", "multi-component project", with a half-hour series following a "multi-ethnic group of friends", supplementary material online and in print, and learning goals designed to give nine- to eleven-year-olds enthusiasm and involvement with math. The original series concept involved an eponymous in-u...
Pilot production
Production and evaluation of the pilot phase started on January 1, 1998. By this point, the concept of an in-universe Cyberchase computer game is replaced by a more familiar mention of an "evil adversary". It is possible that with this change in plot, the first abstract's host was reworked into the character of Motherboard, with the challenges becoming her missions. The abstract mentions varied locations such as "a contemporary theme park" and "the deserts of ancient Egypt", fitting the final...
Season 1 production
Canada-based Nelvana took charge of production, instead of Curious Pictures continuing to produce the series. Work began on "Lost My Marbles" and "Snow Day to be Exact". While both episodes underwent revisions since February 2000, Digit had been added at this point in production. "The Poddleville Case" was redubbed and edited in stages[citation needed] for better consistency with the final show. Storyboards for the first three episodes were test-screened in schools[citation needed]. On Februa...
Cyberchase uses an art style with mostly 2D-animated characters and props, textured backgrounds, and some 3D elements (such as Motherboard and the vortex). The resulting style is similar to Nelvana's earlier Blaster's Universe. The 2D characters and props are drawn with a thick outer outline, and used to have cel shading. This was replaced with a m...
Season 14 (2023) Season 15 (2024) Home media. DVD/VHS. iTunes. Streaming. References. Notes. List of Cyberchase episodes. Cyberchase is an animated mathematics series that currently airs on PBS Kids.
The Cast of Cyberchase for Real [] Matthew A. Wilson as Harry Wilson; Bianca DeGroat as herself; Trivia [] Gilbert Gottfried, the voice of Digit, is also the voice of Iago from Aladdin. When the PBS Kids GO! block was launched on October 11 2004, the show was moved to the block until 2013 when the show returned to the regular PBS Kids channel.
