Tron: Uprising (TV Series)

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Tron: Uprising
Genre	Action Science fiction Cyberpunk Drama Superhero
Based on	Tron and Tron: Legacy  by
Developed by	Edward Kitsis Adam Horowitz
Directed by	Charlie Bean Robert Valley
Voices of	Elijah Wood Bruce Boxleitner Mandy Moore Nate Corddry Lance Henriksen Emmanuelle Chriqui Reginald VelJohnson Paul Reubens Tricia Helfer
Composer(s)	Joseph Trapanese
Country of origin	United State
Original language(s)	English
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	19
Production
Executive producer(s)	Charlie Bean
Producer(s)	Edward Kitsis Adam Horowitz
Running time	approx. 22 minutes
Production company(s)	Sean Bailey Productions Disney Television Animation Polygon Pictures
Distributor	Disney–ABC Domestic Television
Release
Original network	Disney XD
Original release	May 18, 2012 – January 28, 2013
Chronology
Preceded by	Tron
Followed by	Tron: Legacy
External links

Tron: Uprising is a Canadian-American science fiction television series, part of the Tron franchise, set between the films Tron and Tron: Legacy. A total of 19 episodes have been produced and aired on Disney XD in the United States from May 18, 2012 to January 28, 2013. The series is directed by Charlie Bean, who also acts as executive producer; Edward Kitsis, Adam Horowitz, and Justin Springer serve as consulting producers.

Contents 1 Synopsis 2 Characters 2.1 Main 2.2 Recurring 3 Episodes 4 Production 4.1 Design 4.2 Casting 4.3 Cancellation 5 Release 5.1 Marketing 5.2 Netflix 5.3 Disney+ 6 Music 7 Reception 7.1 Critical response 7.2 Awards and nominations 8 References 9 External links

Synopsis

Characters

Main

• Beck (voiced by Elijah Wood) – The protagonist of the series. Beck is a young program who leads a revolution against Clu. He is trained by Tron and he challenges the evil forces of Tesler and Clu. Beck is referred to by the public as "Tron" and "the Renegade".
• Tron (voiced by Bruce Boxleitner) – The original protector of the Grid, Tron was supposedly killed by Clu. However, Tron survived that battle with injuries. Unable to protect the Grid, Tron sought out a new protector and found Beck, whom he vowed to train. In "Scars", it is revealed Dyson also scarred the left side of his face. He is later fully healed in "Terminal"
• Mara (voiced by Mandy Moore) – A co-worker and one of Beck's friends at Able's Garage. Saved early in the series by Beck, Mara becomes one of the most dedicated believers in Tron's return and the Renegade's actions, often supporting him openly and questioning the official news reports painting the Renegade as a terrorist.
• Zed (voiced by Nate Corddry) – A co-worker and friend of Beck's at Able's Garage. Due to his long-standing romantic interest in Mara, Zed becomes jealous of her fanatical support of the Renegade and becomes opposed to the extreme actions being taken against the established regime. Beck often makes this worse by taking advantage of Zed while acting as the Renegade, reinforcing Zed's ill-feelings.
• General Tesler (voiced by Lance Henriksen) – Clu's henchman and the main antagonist of the series. Tesler was originally tasked with eliminating rumours of Tron's survival and suppressing reports of Tron's return. He rarely participates in action directly, but when he does has shown himself to be a capable combatant and tactician.
• Paige (voiced by Emmanuelle Chriqui) – A young program who is one of Tesler's field commanders. While hardened and dedicated, she is less antagonistic than Tesler and takes a personal interest in the new "Tron". Originally a medical program, Paige volunteered to be reformatted as a soldier after surviving what she believed to be an ISO attack, unaware that the killings she witnessed were done under Tesler's orders.
• Able (voiced by Reginald VelJohnson) – The owner of Able's Garage (which is the best repair shop in Argon City). Able is fully aware that Tron is still alive, and is one of the first to discover Beck's double life. While not openly supporting Beck, Able often allows him leeway from his regular duties and covers for Beck's absences from work. In "No Bounds", he is killed by Cyrus, when the bomb he took off of Zed and Mara got reactivated.
• Pavel (voiced by Paul Reubens) – Tesler's second-in-command. Although Pavel has been with Tesler far longer than Paige, his sadistic tendencies and lack of finesse often leads to Paige being given duties which require a more positive public image. This has led Pavel's loyalty to Tesler to be stretched, as well as damaging his working relationship with Paige.
• The Grid (voiced by Tricia Helfer) – The main setting of the Tron universe.

Recurring

• Clu (voiced by Fred Tatasciore) – The updated version of the original Clu from the original Grid, he was created by Kevin Flynn (the creator of the Grid). Clu betrayed Flynn and Tron then took over the Grid.
  • Tatasciore also voices Kevin Flynn (Clu's original user) in episode 9 "Scars Part 1".
• Bartik (voiced by Donald Faison) - A program who joined a task force formed by Paige to hunt down the Renegade. He and his friend: Hopper are shown sometimes picking on Zed and some of the workers. In "Terminal", he and Hopper later decided to switch sides and protect the Renegade after witnessing the workers stand up to Pavel.
• Hopper (voiced by Paul Scheer) - A program who joined a task force formed by Paige to hunt down the Renegade. He is Bartok's friend, like Bartok, he sometimes picks on Zed and some of the workers. IN "Terminal", he and Bartik later decided to switch sides and protect the Renegade after witnessing the workers stand up to Pavel.
• Dyson (voiced by John Glover) – A former friend turned traitor of Tron. Dyson betrayed Tron by joining Clu's army.
• Perl (voiced by Kate Mara) – A female member of a criminal gang who lures Zed into bringing her into Able's Garage, where she stole the ENCOM 786 lightcycle. She was later arrested by Paige.
• Cyrus (voiced by Aaron Paul) – Cyrus is Tron's first Renegade. After Tron was beaten by Dyson, Cyrus stepped in to save Tron. Cyrus then became the first "Renegade" before Beck. However, he believed that in order to free the grid, he should destroy it. Tron, upset that Cyrus saw things differently, imprisoned Cyrus in a crack in the grid, provided by Able. Cyrus then meets up with Beck and explains that he is the first renegade. Cyrus used Beck, along with himself, as battery power to thereby "freeing" the programs oppressed by Clu. He broke out of the compressed space, but fell back when Beck broke free. However, Cyrus escaped and caused havoc as the Renegade, blaming his crimes on Beck.
• Keller (voiced by Marcia Gay Harden) - A scientific program initially employed by Tesler to brainwash the programs of Argon City into obeying Clu. When she witnesses the brutality of Tesler's regime and her brainwashing device is destroyed by the Renegade, she flees the city, pursued by Beck and Paige.
• Cutler (voiced by Lance Reddick) – A veteran of the Isomorphic Algorithm (ISO) wars. He fought for the ISOs and wore an armband as a sign of his past. Cutler went to Argon City after hearing about the "Renegade." He returns in "Terminal", where it is revealed he was captured and repurposed by Clu.
• Quorra (voiced by Olivia Wilde) - The last surviving ISO.
• Link (voiced by David Arquette) - A minor character who often appears in the background in major key events. He is a mechanic who works in Able's garage, and friend of Beck and Mara. He is quiet, and rather clumsy, causing accidents and irritation among his work place. He is often ignored by his peers, and given menial tasks much to his frustration. He was once approached by Pavel, who easily manipulated him to falsely testify the identity of the "Renegade" in exchange for a vehicle. Despite this, he has shown admiration for the "Renegade", and is seen among the rebellion in the final episode.
• Gorn (voiced by Kathryn Hunter) - A technician operating in Purgos, Argon City's ghetto. She specializes in erasing or modifying memories of various programs, and is often tasked with this by Pavel when he orchestrates a frameup. Ultimately, she is herself mutilated and rendered mute in order to keep silent about Pavel's schemes.

Episodes

No.	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Viewers (millions)

Production

Design

Casting

Cancellation

Release

Marketing

Netflix

Disney+

Music

Reception

Critical response

Awards and nominations

Award	Category	Recipient	Result

References

External links

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