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'''Beck's Beginning''' is the premiere episode of ''[[TRON: Uprising]]''.
 
'''Beck's Beginning''' is the premiere episode of ''[[TRON: Uprising]]''.
   
==Plot Synopsis==
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==Plot==
[[Beck]] works at [[Able]]’s garage with his friends [[Bodhi]], [[Zed]], and [[Mara]]. He enjoys his job, but not as much as the disc games he and his friends would otherwise play.
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[[Beck]] was a mechanic who worked at [[Able|Able's]] [[Able's garage|garage]] with his friends [[Bodhi]], [[Zed]], and [[Mara]]. He enjoyed his job, but not as much as the [[Identity Disc|disc]] games he and his friends played on their time off.
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As the group of friends enjoyed some recreational time together in a friendly disc game, a military battalion led by [[General Tesler]] arrived and took over their playing field. Tesler informed the people of [[Argon City]] that the city was now under occupation. When a giant statue of [[Clu 2|Clu]] was dropped in the center of the game field, Bodhi protested, and, to Beck’s horror, was derezzed by a guard. Deciding to fight back against the Occupation, Beck used Bodhi's [[Recoder|recoding tool]] on his disc, modifying his light suit to look similar to [[Tron|Tron's]]. He then scaled the statue, removed its head, and dropped a light grenade inside the hollow frame to destroy it.
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A guard reported the statue’s destruction to Tesler, along with the observation that the culprit looked like Tron. Clu entered and denied this claim, saying that Tron was dead. Tesler responded by sending his second-in-command, [[Paige]], to find the masked renegade.
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Beck dispatched two of the [[Black Guard]] that pursued him after the statue’s destruction, but was confronted by Paige, resulting in a protracted fight. Boarding a light copter, Beck overpowered its pilot, but damaged the flight controls in the process and was forced to abandon the craft to Paige and bail out over the [[Outlands]].
   
As the group of friends enjoy some recreational time together in a friendly disc game, a military battalion, led by [[General Tessler]], arrives and takes over their playing field. Tessler then informs the people of Argon City that the city is now under occupation. When a giant statue of Clu is dropped in the center of the game field, Bodhi protests and is derezzed by a guard, much to Beck’s horror. Deciding to fight back against the Occupation, Beck uses his recoder on his disc to modify his light suit to look similar to [[Tron]]’s. He then scales the statue, removes its head, and drops a light grenade inside to destroy it.
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Repairing an abandoned [[Light Crawler|light crawler]], Beck headed for home, but found himself pursued by a [[Tron|masked program]] with red circuits. Unable to escape, he was soon overpowered. Awakening from a stun charge, he found himself bound hand and foot in a large chamber; his captor, still masked, approached to interrogate him. The program challenged Beck's activities; Beck was defiant, assuming that his captor was loyal to Clu, and secretly started using the recoder to disable his bindings. Once free, he grabbed his disc and lunged at the stranger, who had been anticipating this and easily dodged Beck’s attack. Their verbal exchange continued throughout the fight, and when Beck expressed determination to fight Clu no matter what it took, the stranger unmasked and revealed himself to be Tron, saying that Beck was right about one thing: “I’m not dead.
   
A guard reports the statue’s destruction to Tessler along with the observation that the culprit looked like Tron. Clu enters and refutes this claim, saying that Tron is dead. Tessler responds by sending his second-in-command, [[Paige]], to find this masked renegade.
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Tron explained how he was programmed to defend the [[Grid]], and how he was betrayed by Clu. He showed Beck the horrific injuries preventing him from taking back the Grid, and tried to convince Beck to join him and become the next Tron in a fight against the Occupation; but Beck, faced with the Grid's legendary hero, was consumed with self-doubt. Despite Tron's entreaties, Beck declined the offer and returned to Argon City.
   
Once Beck dispatches two of the [[Black Guard]] that pursued him after the statue’s destruction, he is confronted by Paige and they get into a protracted fight. Boarding a light copter, Beck overpowers the pilot, but damages the flight controls in the process. He is then forced to abandon the craft and bails out over the [[Outlands]].
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Back the garage, Beck headed downstairs and was greeted by Paige and a troop of guards, who confronted the garage workers with a recording of the Renegade's activities. Paige informed them that Tesler was bringing the Games to Argon and that until the imposter was turned in, “volunteers" would be rounded up to compete.
   
After repairing an abandoned light crawler, Beck heads for home, but finds himself pursued by a masked program. Unable to escape, he is soon overpowered and captured. He then awakens to discover that he is being held captive in a large chamber and that same program approaches to interrogate him. As the stranger proceeds to question him, Beck secretly starts using his recoder to to disable his bindings. Once free of his binds he grabs his disc and lunges at the stranger, who was anticipating this and dodges Beck’s attack. He then knocks Beck’s disc to the ground and continues to fend him off. Their verbal exchange continues throughout the fight, and eventually the stranger simply unmasks himself, saying that Beck was right about one thing. “I’m not dead, he says as his light suit and disc change to reveal that he is actually Tron.
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Beck and his friends discussed the Renegade the next day at work; Mara approved of the masked program's activities, but Zed believed sedition would just cause trouble. Able pulled Beck aside momentarily to warn him against making waves under the new, dangerous conditions, but when they stepped out of Able's office they were horrified to see Tesler already rounding up programs -- Zed and Mara among them -- for the Games. Despite Able's warning, Beck secretly donned his Tron disguise again and pursued the [[Light Rail|light rail]] transporting his captive friends to the [[Coliseum (Argon City)|Coliseum]]. Jumping onto the train, he encountered a [[Unmasked Guardsman|Black Guard]], who viciously defended the train. Beck gained the upper hand and appeared ready to derez the Guardsman, but instead detached the last car from the train and was left behind with it, leaving the rapidly disappearing soldier confused at why he was spared. The car Beck detached turned out to be empty, and he activated his lightcycle to chase the train again; getting ahead of it, he broke the light beam's supports and caused the train to crash. The Black Guard took him by surprise as he searched the fallen cars for his friends, but remembered how Beck had spared him, he showed him to the right car instead of capturing him. The two programs freed the prisoners and watched them escape. However, General Tesler arrived, derezzed the Guard for aiding the Renegade, and attacked Beck with his enhanced extendable gauntlets, telling him that he'd never be able to save everybody. During the fight, Beck was able to cut off Tesler's gauntlets, causing him to fall into a light rail beam; the furious general, carried off at high speed, was eventually rescued by Paige.
   
Tron explains how he was programmed to defend the [[Grid]], and how he was betrayed by Clu. He tries to convince Beck to join him and become the next Tron in a fight against the Occupation, but Beck's self doubt has the young program declining at every turn. Beck then returns to Argon City.
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Beck returned to Tron’s hideout in the Outlands and announced himself ready to undergo training to become the next Tron. Tron proclaimed that he wasn’t ready, but he would be. Tron then removed his identity disc and separated it into two halves, exchanging one for half of Beck's disc. Beck combined the white half of Tron's disc with his black half and puts the combined disc on; Tron did the same, his light suit turning black as Beck's had been, while Beck now acquired the white outfit Tron had worn in the old days. Beck's new mentor sealed the exchange with the words, “Come, we have a lot of work to do... Tron.
   
Back the garage Beck learns of a new development on the workshop floor. He heads downstairs to find a small group of guards and Paige are in the garage showing the workers a recording of Beck as Tron, and requesting that this rogue program be handed over. Tron is dubbed the Renegade since the army doesn’t believe him to actually be Tron. Paige then informs them that the games will be coming to Argon and until the imposter is turned in, “volunteers” for the games will be rounded up.
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== Cast ==
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*[[Elijah Wood]] as [[Beck]]
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*[[Bruce Boxleitner]] as [[Tron]]
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*[[Emmanuelle Chriqui]] as [[Paige]]
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*[[Mandy Moore]] as [[Mara]]
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*[[Nate Corddry]] as [[Zed]]
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*[[Lance Henriksen]] as [[General Tesler|Tesler]]
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*[[Reginald VelJohnson]] as [[Able]]
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*[[Paul Reubens]] as [[Pavel]]
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*[[Tricia Helfer]] as [[The Grid|Voice of the Grid]]
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*[[Fred Tatasciore]] as [[Clu 2|Clu]]
   
The next day Beck is horrified to see Tessler rounding up programs for the games, including his friends. Beck dons his black Tron guise and pursues the light rail being used to transport his captive friends. He jumps onto the rail and fights a Black Guard. Beck gains the upper hand and appears ready to derez the Guardsman, but instead breaks the connection of the last car, leaving the soldier confused at why he was spared. Beck opens the car only to see that it is empty and activates his light cycle to catch up with the rail. Beck gets ahead of the rail and breaks the light beam causing it to crash, yet leaving the captive programs uninjured. The Guardsman then helps him find and free his friends, but is then derezzed by Tessler for helping the Renegade. Tessler and Beck fight and Beck is able to throw Tessler into a rail light beam sending Tessler off at high speed. An angry Tessler is picked up by Paige in a light copter.
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==Crew==
   
Beck returns to Tron’s hideout in the Outlands and tells him that he is ready to undergo training to become the next Tron. Tron proclaims that he isn’t ready, but he will be. Tron then removes his disc and separates it into two halves, one white and one black, which causes his light suit to change black. He then gives the white half to Beck who gives Tron half of his disc. Beck combines the white half with his black half and puts the disc on, giving him Tron’s light suit. Tron completes the exchange with the words, “Come, we have a lot of work to do, Tron.”
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==Chronology==
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*Next Episode: [[TRON: Uprising S01E02 The Renegade, Part 1| The Renegade part 1]]

Latest revision as of 05:41, January 4, 2013

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Beck's Beginning
Media TypeTelevision series
DirectorCharlie Bean
ProducersEdward Kitsis
Adam Horowitz
StarringElijah Wood
Bruce Boxleitner
Lance Henriksen
Release DateMay 18, 2012
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Beck's Beginning is the premiere episode of TRON: Uprising.

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PlotEdit

Beck was a mechanic who worked at Able's garage with his friends Bodhi, Zed, and Mara. He enjoyed his job, but not as much as the disc games he and his friends played on their time off.

As the group of friends enjoyed some recreational time together in a friendly disc game, a military battalion led by General Tesler arrived and took over their playing field. Tesler informed the people of Argon City that the city was now under occupation. When a giant statue of Clu was dropped in the center of the game field, Bodhi protested, and, to Beck’s horror, was derezzed by a guard. Deciding to fight back against the Occupation, Beck used Bodhi's recoding tool on his disc, modifying his light suit to look similar to Tron's. He then scaled the statue, removed its head, and dropped a light grenade inside the hollow frame to destroy it.

A guard reported the statue’s destruction to Tesler, along with the observation that the culprit looked like Tron. Clu entered and denied this claim, saying that Tron was dead. Tesler responded by sending his second-in-command, Paige, to find the masked renegade.

Beck dispatched two of the Black Guard that pursued him after the statue’s destruction, but was confronted by Paige, resulting in a protracted fight. Boarding a light copter, Beck overpowered its pilot, but damaged the flight controls in the process and was forced to abandon the craft to Paige and bail out over the Outlands.

Repairing an abandoned light crawler, Beck headed for home, but found himself pursued by a masked program with red circuits. Unable to escape, he was soon overpowered. Awakening from a stun charge, he found himself bound hand and foot in a large chamber; his captor, still masked, approached to interrogate him. The program challenged Beck's activities; Beck was defiant, assuming that his captor was loyal to Clu, and secretly started using the recoder to disable his bindings. Once free, he grabbed his disc and lunged at the stranger, who had been anticipating this and easily dodged Beck’s attack. Their verbal exchange continued throughout the fight, and when Beck expressed determination to fight Clu no matter what it took, the stranger unmasked and revealed himself to be Tron, saying that Beck was right about one thing: “I’m not dead.”

Tron explained how he was programmed to defend the Grid, and how he was betrayed by Clu. He showed Beck the horrific injuries preventing him from taking back the Grid, and tried to convince Beck to join him and become the next Tron in a fight against the Occupation; but Beck, faced with the Grid's legendary hero, was consumed with self-doubt. Despite Tron's entreaties, Beck declined the offer and returned to Argon City.

Back the garage, Beck headed downstairs and was greeted by Paige and a troop of guards, who confronted the garage workers with a recording of the Renegade's activities. Paige informed them that Tesler was bringing the Games to Argon and that until the imposter was turned in, “volunteers" would be rounded up to compete.

Beck and his friends discussed the Renegade the next day at work; Mara approved of the masked program's activities, but Zed believed sedition would just cause trouble. Able pulled Beck aside momentarily to warn him against making waves under the new, dangerous conditions, but when they stepped out of Able's office they were horrified to see Tesler already rounding up programs -- Zed and Mara among them -- for the Games. Despite Able's warning, Beck secretly donned his Tron disguise again and pursued the light rail transporting his captive friends to the Coliseum. Jumping onto the train, he encountered a Black Guard, who viciously defended the train. Beck gained the upper hand and appeared ready to derez the Guardsman, but instead detached the last car from the train and was left behind with it, leaving the rapidly disappearing soldier confused at why he was spared. The car Beck detached turned out to be empty, and he activated his lightcycle to chase the train again; getting ahead of it, he broke the light beam's supports and caused the train to crash. The Black Guard took him by surprise as he searched the fallen cars for his friends, but remembered how Beck had spared him, he showed him to the right car instead of capturing him. The two programs freed the prisoners and watched them escape. However, General Tesler arrived, derezzed the Guard for aiding the Renegade, and attacked Beck with his enhanced extendable gauntlets, telling him that he'd never be able to save everybody. During the fight, Beck was able to cut off Tesler's gauntlets, causing him to fall into a light rail beam; the furious general, carried off at high speed, was eventually rescued by Paige.

Beck returned to Tron’s hideout in the Outlands and announced himself ready to undergo training to become the next Tron. Tron proclaimed that he wasn’t ready, but he would be. Tron then removed his identity disc and separated it into two halves, exchanging one for half of Beck's disc. Beck combined the white half of Tron's disc with his black half and puts the combined disc on; Tron did the same, his light suit turning black as Beck's had been, while Beck now acquired the white outfit Tron had worn in the old days. Beck's new mentor sealed the exchange with the words, “Come, we have a lot of work to do... Tron.”

Cast Edit

CrewEdit

ChronologyEdit

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