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| airdate | | title = {{PAGENAME}} | ||
| | | image = lightyearfactor_01.png | ||
| | | episode = 30/62 | ||
| production = 056 | |||
| airdate = November 1, 2000 | |||
| network = [[UPN]] | |||
| director = Steve Loter | | runtime = | ||
| editor | | director = [[Steve Loter]] | ||
| editor = * [[Adam Armus]] | |||
| writer | * [[Kay Foster]] | ||
| studio | | story = | ||
| | | writer = [[Julia Lewald]] | ||
| | | studio = [[List of animation studios#Hana Animation Co., Ltd.|Hana Animation Co., Ltd.]] | ||
| previous = [[The Slayer]] | |||
| next = [[Clone Rangers (episode)|Clone Rangers]] | |||
}} | |||
'''"{{PAGENAME}}"''' is the thirtieth episode of ''[[Buzz Lightyear of Star Command]]''. It first aired on November 1, 2000 on [[UPN]]. | |||
==Overview== | |||
[[Emperor Zurg|Zurg]] accidentally stumbles into a parallel universe, where an [[Buzz Lightyear (alternate universe)|evil Buzz Lightyear]] rules with an iron fist. [[Emperor Zurg|Zurg]] uses this to his advantage in finally capturing the real [[Buzz Lightyear|Buzz]], leaving Buzz to experience the terrors of the parallel world, and [[Emperor Zurg|Zurg]] free to destroy [[Star Command]]. | |||
==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
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*[[Buzz Lightyear (alternate universe)|Evil Buzz Lightyear]] | *[[Buzz Lightyear (alternate universe)|Evil Buzz Lightyear]] | ||
*[[Zurg|Evil Emperor Zurg]] | *[[Zurg|Evil Emperor Zurg]] | ||
*[[Nebula|Commander Nebula]] | *[[Zeb Nebula|Commander Nebula]] | ||
*[[Brain Pod 17]] | |||
*[[Brain Pod 18]] | |||
*Brain Pod 81 | |||
*[[Grub]] | |||
*[[Mira Nova (alternate universe)|Alternate Mira Nova]] | |||
*[[Booster Munchapper (alternate universe)|Alternate Booster]] | |||
*[[Nebula (alternate universe)|Alternate Commander Nebula]] | |||
*[[XR (alternate universe)|Alternate XR]] | |||
*[[Zurg (alternate universe)]] | |||
*[[Flarn]] | |||
*[[Powel Collins]] | |||
*[[Unnamed frog-like Ranger]] | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Evil Buzz Lightyear's | * The [[alternate universe]] was likely inspired by the [https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Mirror_universe mirror universe] in ''Star Trek'', a parallel universe where many of the same people existed, but with opposite moralities — hence the term "mirror universe" to describe it. However, in ''Buzz Lightyear of Star Command'', the only one whose morality is opposite to his prime universe counterpart's is the [[Buzz Lightyear (alternate universe)|Evil Buzz Lightyear]]. | ||
** Evil Buzz's goatee is also a reference to ''Star Trek'', as [https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Spock_(mirror) Spock] in the mirror universe also had a goatee. | |||
==Errors== | ==Errors== | ||
*At the picnic at Buzz's house, one of the [[Space Ranger]]s is seen in his uniform in one shot, then in off duty clothing shortly afterwards. | *At the picnic at Buzz's house, one of the [[Space Ranger]]s is seen in his uniform in one shot, then in off duty clothing shortly afterwards. | ||
==Voice | ==Credits== | ||
{{Credits | |||
| cast = | |||
* [[Patrick Warburton]] — [[Buzz Lightyear]] | |||
* [[Stephen Furst]] — [[Booster]] | |||
* [[Neil Flynn]] — [[XR]] | |||
* [[Nicole Sullivan]] — [[Mira Nova]] | |||
* [[Adam Carolla]] — [[Commander Nebula]] | |||
* [[Jeff Bennett]] — [[Brain Pod 18|Brain Pod #18]], [[Brain Pod 81|Brain Pod #81]], Dreadnought Computer | |||
* [[Frank Welker]] — [[Grub]]s, [[Brain Pod 17|Brain Pod #17]] | |||
* [[Wayne Knight]] — [[Zurg]] | |||
| uncreditedcast = | |||
* [[Gary Owens]] — Narrator | |||
| crew = | |||
* [[Mark McCorkle]] — Executive Producer | |||
* [[Bob Schooley]] — Executive Producer | |||
* [[Tad Stones]] — Executive Producer | |||
* [[Steve Loter]] — Director | |||
* [[Adam Armus]] — Story Editor | |||
* [[Kay Foster]] — Story Editor | |||
* [[Julia Lewald]] — Writer | |||
* [[Jamie Thomason]] — Voice Casting, Dialogue Director | |||
* [[Todd Britton]] — Storyboard | |||
* [[Sharon Forward]] — Storyboard | |||
* [[Chris Rutkowski]] — Storyboard | |||
* [[John Miller]] — Storyboard | |||
* [[John Kimball]] — Timing Director, Sheet Timing | |||
* [[Marsh Lamore]] — Timing Director, Sheet Timing | |||
* [[Greg Guler]] — Supervising Character Design | |||
* [[Justin Thompson]] — Key Location Design | |||
* [[Brian Brookshier]] — Prop Design | |||
* [[Tom Foxmarnick]] — Prop Design | |||
* [[Donna Prince]] — Lead Background Paint | |||
* [[Rick Evans]] — Key Background Stylist | |||
* [[Karen Kilpatrick]] — Color Key Stylist | |||
* [[Natasha Kopp]] — Associate Producer | |||
* [[Garrett Ho]] — Storyboard Revisions | |||
* [[Alan Wright]] — Storyboard Revisions | |||
* [[Jim Finch]] — Continuity Coordinator | |||
* [[Mike Karafilis]] — Production Manager | |||
* [[Larry Johnson]] — Production Manager | |||
* [[Jeff Pidgeon]] — Creative Consultant from Pixar | |||
* [[Donald Devine]] — Digital Color Correction | |||
* [[Adam Chase]] — Scanner | |||
* [[Pixar Animation Studios]] — CGI Main Title | |||
* [[Adam Berry]] — Music, Main Title Theme | |||
* [[Hana Animation Co., Ltd.]] — Animation Production | |||
** [[Young-Sang Yoon]] — Director | |||
** [[Young-Ku Kim]] — Backgrounds | |||
** [[Woo-Sang Yun]] — Backgrounds | |||
** [[Chul-Kyu Lim]] — Camera | |||
** [[Eun-Young Byun]] — Animator | |||
** [[Hyoung-Tae Kim]] — Animator | |||
** [[Moon-Sung Kim]] — Animator | |||
** [[Sung-Chul Lee]] — Animator | |||
** [[Jung-Hee Jung]] — Animator | |||
** [[Ae-Kyoung Choi]] — Animator | |||
* [[John Royer]] — Supervising Film Editor | |||
* [[Christopher Gee]] — Film Editor | |||
* [[Jennifer Harrison]] — First Assistant Film Editor | |||
* [[Denis Dutton]] — Assistant Film Editor | |||
* [[Monte Bramer]] — Pre-Production Dialogue Editor | |||
* [[Regina Prosi]] — Original Dialogue Editor | |||
* [[Paul Andris]] — Original Dialogue Recording | |||
* [[Lisa Carlon]] — Assistant Dialogue Engineer | |||
* [[Skip Craig]] — Track Reading | |||
* [[Steven J. Arenas]] — Post Production Manager | |||
* [[Rachel Pusateri]] — Post Production Supervisor | |||
* [[Victor Garcia]] — Audio Supervisor | |||
* [[Mark Allen Bollinger]] — Post Production Coordinator | |||
* [[Jennifer E. Mertens]] — Supervising Sound Editor | |||
* [[Rick Hammel]] — Sound Effects Editor | |||
* [[Otis Van Osten]] — Sound Effects Editor | |||
* [[Kenneth D. Young]] — Sound Effects Editor | |||
* [[Eric Hertsgaard]] — Sound Editor | |||
* [[Brian F. Mars]] — Supervising Music Editor | |||
* [[Michael Jiron]] — Re-Recording Mixer | |||
* [[Allen Stone]] — Re-Recording Mixer | |||
* [[Dominick Certo]] — Supervising Music Editor | |||
* [[Thom Whitehead]] — On-line Editor | |||
* [[Jessika Portillo]] — Production Coordinator | |||
* [[Dawn T. Connors]] — Script Coordinator | |||
* [[Carin Cobrae]] — Production Associate | |||
* [[Linda DeLizza]] — Production Secretary | |||
* [[Jessica Farley]] — Production Secretary | |||
* [[David H. Wright III]] — Talent Coordinator | |||
* [[Ron J. Earhart]] — Production Accountant | |||
* [[Walt Disney Television Animation]] — Production Company | |||
| uncreditedcrew = | |||
*[[ | | basedon = | ||
*[[ | * Based on the original motion picture ''[[Toy Story]]'' | ||
* A [[Walt Disney Pictures]] presentation of a [[Pixar Animation Studios]] film | |||
}} | |||
== | ==References== | ||
{{Reflist}} | |||
[[Category:Episodes]] | [[Category:Episodes|Lightyear Factor]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:16, 26 September 2026
"The Lightyear Factor" is the thirtieth episode of Buzz Lightyear of Star Command. It first aired on November 1, 2000 on UPN.
Overview
edit edit sourceZurg accidentally stumbles into a parallel universe, where an evil Buzz Lightyear rules with an iron fist. Zurg uses this to his advantage in finally capturing the real Buzz, leaving Buzz to experience the terrors of the parallel world, and Zurg free to destroy Star Command.
Plot
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Characters
edit edit sourceTrivia
edit edit source- The alternate universe was likely inspired by the mirror universe in Star Trek, a parallel universe where many of the same people existed, but with opposite moralities — hence the term "mirror universe" to describe it. However, in Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, the only one whose morality is opposite to his prime universe counterpart's is the Evil Buzz Lightyear.
- Evil Buzz's goatee is also a reference to Star Trek, as Spock in the mirror universe also had a goatee.
Errors
edit edit source- At the picnic at Buzz's house, one of the Space Rangers is seen in his uniform in one shot, then in off duty clothing shortly afterwards.
Credits
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