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Computerforce - Angriff der Glitches

Heard
1990
Episodes
6
Language
German

Die an Kinder und Jugendliche gerichtete, deutschsprachige Hörspielreihe thematisierte in sechs Folgen den Kampf zwischen Blackhats und Whitehats und den Einfluss und die Gefahren der Computertechnologie auf das Alltagsleben Anfang der 90er Jahre. Die Computerviren "The Glitches" und die Antivirenprogramme "Computer Force" werden personifiziert dargestellt. Die Beschreibung der Vorgänge im Computer erinnern an den Film Tron. Mr. Masterbit greift mit seinen Viren: Megahert, Async, Null, Minus, und Index über die hier immerzu "Postnetz" genannte Schnittstelle beispielsweise die Flugsicherung eines Flughafens an oder versucht mit ihnen Banken auszurauben, was Rom, Debug, Decodar, Grit und Micron unter der Führung des Jugendlichen Danny verhindern.

More about it

Das Hörspiel entstand 1990–1991 bei Polyband in München. Regie führte Andreas Cämmerer. Sprecher der Hauptfigur Danny war Manou Lubowski. Weitere Figuren wurden von Crock Krumbiegel, Karl Knaup, Kai Taschner, Andreas Borcherding und Christoph Jablonka gesprochen.

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Computerforce 1 Angriff der Glitches

    No date given · 46 min

  2. Computerforce 2 Jagd durch das Postnetz

    No date given · 42 min

  3. Computerforce 3 Flugalarm Hoechste Gefahrenstufe

    No date given · 43 min

  4. Computerforce 4 Computerviren im Bankensystem

    No date given · 43 min

  5. Computerforce 5 Shuttle Globus ausser Kontrolle

    No date given · 47 min

  6. Computerforce 6 Unternehmen Antarktis

    No date given · 42 min

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  1. Computerforce - Angriff der Glitches

    Listeners' uploads · 6 episodes here · archive.org

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