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12:00 AM, 07-JULY-08
Picardo Voices Quantum Quest
Robert Picardo told SCI FI Wire that he has not yet seen the completed
version of the animated feature Quantum Quest: A Cassini Space
Odyssey, but that he is honored to be a lead voice in the film along
with John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson and Sarah Michelle Gellar.
"I had not yet seen the full animation," said Picardo, who voices the
character of Milton in the animated SF adventure. "I've seen drawings
and stuff, and I have recorded my part, and I'm proud to be in
something that's not only a great, I think, educational tool for kids
but ... stands alone as an entertainment as well and with an A-list of
voice talents like Samuel Jackson and, gosh, I can't even remember."
From SciFi Wire:
(Please follow the link for the complete article.)
12:00 AM, 07-JULY-08
Picardo Voices Quantum Quest
Robert Picardo told SCI FI Wire that he has not yet seen the completed
version of the animated feature Quantum Quest: A Cassini Space
Odyssey, but that he is honored to be a lead voice in the film along
with John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson and Sarah Michelle Gellar.
"I had not yet seen the full animation," said Picardo, who voices the
character of Milton in the animated SF adventure. "I've seen drawings
and stuff, and I have recorded my part, and I'm proud to be in
something that's not only a great, I think, educational tool for kids
but ... stands alone as an entertainment as well and with an A-list of
voice talents like Samuel Jackson and, gosh, I can't even remember."
) is recruited by the owner of IVN (the TV shopping channel Interactive Value Network) to devise a way to make Tek non-addictive. Eugene Clark plays Cardigan’s assistant, who is all abuzz about his new 80,000 scents detector in the pilot episode. The show’s budget is miniscule, but it still proves entertaining. Shatner, in his recently-released autobiography “Up Till Now” -- a very entertaining book that I just finished reading, although the style often interrupts the narrative flow like this to go on a tangent, related or not -- says “Tek” the book evolved while a Teamsters Union strike shut down production of “Star Trek V,” and he based the plot on “T.J. Hooker” (another TV series Shatner starred in) meets “The Fugitive” in the “Star Trek” future. (Of course, you have noticed that “Tek” is as close to “Trek” as legally permitted.) Shatner says the budget was so small that they filmed wherever they could, for free. The show lasted for the 18 episodes presented here. 
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