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'''''Zenon: The Zequel''''' is a 2001 [[Disney Channel Original Movie]] directed by [[Manny Coto]]. It is the second installment of the [[Disney Channel]]'s ''Zenon'' [[television film]] series, following the first installment, ''[[Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century (film)|Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century]]'' (1999), and preceding ''[[Zenon: Z3]]'' (2004). The film is also the first sequel to be produced under the Disney Channel Original Movie banner. The |
'''''Zenon: The Zequel''''' is a 2001 [[Disney Channel Original Movie]] directed by [[Manny Coto]]. It is the second installment of the [[Disney Channel]]'s ''Zenon'' [[television film]] series, following the first installment, ''[[Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century (film)|Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century]]'' (1999), and preceding ''[[Zenon: Z3]]'' (2004). The film is also the first sequel to be produced under the Disney Channel Original Movie banner. The Disney Channel Original Series ''[[Lizzie McGuire]]'' premiered after the film's premiere. This is the only Zenon film where [[Raven-Symoné]] does not play Nebula. She is replaced by [[Shadia Simmons]]. |
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Based on | Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century by Marilyn Sadler & Roger Bollen |
Written by | Stu Krieger |
Directed by | Manny Coto |
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Country of origin | United States |
Original language | English |
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Cinematography | Donald Duncan |
Editors | Benjamin D. Stokes Terry Stokes |
Running time | 89 minutes |
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Network | Disney Channel |
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Zenon: The Zequel is a 2001 Disney Channel Original Movie directed by Manny Coto. It is the second installment of the Disney Channel's Zenon television film series, following the first installment, Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century (1999), and preceding Zenon: Z3 (2004). The film is also the first sequel to be produced under the Disney Channel Original Movie banner. The Disney Channel Original Series Lizzie McGuire premiered after the film's premiere. This is the only Zenon film where Raven-Symoné does not play Nebula. She is replaced by Shadia Simmons.
Plot
Zenon Kar is now 15, two years older, in the year 2051 and none the wiser about the dangers of meddling, but when she shows Nebula a new game and how to play it, she inadvertently empties out Commander Plank's office and is assigned work detail in the Alien Patrol lab. It is revealed that Greg broke up with Zenon. The space station is now under command of the military and General Hammond is assigned to command the station. Commander Plank, very furious, comes out of his office and stops Zenon. Even worse, he assigns Zenon to look after General Hammond's daughter who turns out to be her old nemesis, Margie, who's demanding and threatens to have her dad kick Zenon and her family off the space station if Zenon doesn't obey her.
Zenon then discovers that her space station is being decommissioned due to damage from the plot by Wyndum and Lutz and sneaks down to Earth to try and stop it after getting a message from aliens that seem to want to meet with Proto Zoa, but Margie wants to go too and sneaks down to Earth as well, making it look like Zenon forced her to come along.
With the help of Aunt Judy, the girls track down Proto Zoa, who has become a recluse due to a combination of writer's block and the feeling he has passed the apex of his career due to his space concert, and convince him to join them. With Margie, Aunt Judy, Nebula, Orion the Alien Patrol lab guy, Proto Zoa and her mother, Zenon goes to meet with the aliens near the Moon. However, their ship runs out of fuel and they nearly crash to their deaths on the Moon, but the aliens show up and rescue them. After Zenon meets the aliens on the Moon, they turn out to be friendly and, communicating with Zenon telepathically, reveal that they have been lost in space for three years and need the ship's navigation charts to get home, thinking it impolite to just take them.
After getting the charts, they then tow the ship back to the space station where General Hammond refuses to relent, correctly pointing out the space station is too dangerous to live on due to the extensive damage from the sabotage. Margie stands up to him for once, but it isn't enough until the aliens return and repair the space station as a thank-you gift for helping them. With the space station saved, Commander Plank and General Hammond agree to share command. Plank and Aunt Judy get married at a wedding at which Proto Zoa plays, dedicating his new song to Zenon for his having been revitalized by the whole experience. It's also realized that the aliens were actually trying to communicate with Zenon, not Proto Zoa, and were using the transmission of his old concert to do so. Margie convinces her father to let her stay and she and Zenon become friends while Zenon gets a possible love interest in Orion.
Cast
- Kirsten Storms - Zenon Kar
- Shadia Simmons - Nebula Wade
- Lauren Maltby - Margie Hammond
- Susan Brady - Astrid Kar
- Robert Curtis-Brown - Mark Kar
- Phillip Rhys - Proto Zoa
- Holly Fulger - Judy Cling-Plank
- Stuart Pankin - Commander Edward Plank
- John Getz - General Hammond
- Tom Wright - Orion
- Michael Saccente - Lt. Hart
- Rupert Simmonds - Polaris
- Nicko Vella - Corvus
- Jennifer Rucker - Carla Wade
- Stephen Lovatt - Wills
See also
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- 2001 television films
- 2001 films
- 2000s science fiction films
- American films
- American science fiction television films
- American science fiction comedy films
- American television films
- Television sequel films
- Teen comedy films
- Disney Channel Original Movie films
- Films set in 2051
- English-language films
- Films directed by Manny Coto
- Moon in film
- Zenon