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there are no television "episodes" in the Tron canon, I am continuing to use the
term "episode" as I have elsewhere on PopApostle, as a separable piece in the
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"The Gospel According to Dumont" |
"The Betrayal" Part 1 | "The Betrayal" Part 2 | ||||||||||||
| Movie | Tron: Betrayal GN (Disney) | Tron: The Betrayal #1 (Marvel) | Video Game | Tron: The Betrayal #2 (Marvel) | ||||||||||
| A computer hacker finds himself trapped in a computerized landscape, his only hope of escape: activating a heroic computer program to stand against the malevolent Master Control Program. | Dumont records "the story thus far" onto Flynn's identity disc. | Flynn creates a new Electronic World and transfers Tron into it to act as its protector. He also creates a new Clu to guide the new world into becoming a perfect system. | With hostility starting to brew between the Basic programs and the ISOs, Tron assists a particularly skilled ISO player to become an icon by becoming the first ISO champion of the Game Grid. | While Flynn is torn between his two worlds, Clu uses the time to gain more power in his mission to create a perfect world. | ||||||||||
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| When Clu betrays him and launches a war against the ISOs, Flynn creates a new system monitor program called Anon to help Tron protect the denizens of the system. | When Alan Bradley suddenly receives a page from Kevin Flynn, missing for the past 20 years, Flynn's son, Sam, is propelled into an adventure inside the TRON System. | The anonymous leader of the Flynn Lives Organization realizes the time has come to leave the operation. | ||||||||||||
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| "Ghost in the Machine" Part 1 | "Ghost in the Machine" Part 2 | "Ghost in the Machine" Part 3 | "Ghost in the Machine" Part 4 | |||||||||||
| Video Game | Tron #1 (SLG) | Tron #2 (SLG) | Tron #3 (SLG) | Tron #4 (SLG) | ||||||||||
| 20 years after the events of Tron, Alan Bradley's son, Jet, enters the Electronic World to battle the evil machinations of fCon, the company that has bought out ENCOM. | After his experiences in the Electronic World, Jet, like Flynn before him, has become troubled and quit ENCOM, leaving his former life behind in favor of seclusion from digital technology. | Jet finds himself thrust into a renewed war with the MCP. | Jet begins to hallucinate a white rabbit who keeps trying to tell him that his current mission in the Electronic World is a hoax. | Jet launches his assault against the MCP. | ||||||||||
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| "Ghost in the Machine" Part 5 | "Ghost in the Machine" Part 6 | |||||||||||||
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| Jet-red tortures Jet-blue with virtual reality hallucinations. | Clarence's identity is revealed and he and Jet have a showdown. | |||||||||||||
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| In an alternate reality where '80s fads never went out of style, struggling comic book creator Wesley Allen Scott enters the virtual world of Cybernetrix, based on the classic film Tron...and his life will never be the same. |
This is a parody commercial inspired by the atrocious Star Wars Holiday Special from 1978. |
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