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Sandkings ()


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  • Season 1
  • Episode 1

In his own garage, a discredited scientist creates intelligent, insect-like creatures that were yielded by soil samples from Mars.

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Dr. Simon Kress
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Cathy Kress
Dylan Bridges ...
Josh Kress
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Dave Stockley
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Col. Kress
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Debbie
Nathaniel DeVeaux ...
Security Captain
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Policeman
Mark Saunders ...
Lab Assistant
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Mover
David Cameron ...
Technician #1
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Brandon Obray ...
Todd Brantley (scenesDeleted)
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The Control Voice (uncredited) (voice)
Nathan Lomax ...
Background Performer (uncredited)

Directed by

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Stuart Gillard

Written by

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George R.R. Martin ... (novella)
 
Melinda M. Snodgrass ... (teleplay) (as Melinda Snodgrass)
 
Leslie Stevens ... (created by) (uncredited) (creator)

Produced by

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Michael Cassutt ... co-executive producer
Pen Densham ... executive producer
Justis Greene ... producer
Richard Barton Lewis ... executive producer (as Richard B. Lewis)
Roger Mattiussi ... associate producer
John Watson ... executive producer

Music by

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Mark Mancina
John Van Tongeren

Cinematography by

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Philip Linzey ... director of photography

Editing by

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Michael Robison

Editorial Department

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Lisa Binkley ... assistant editor
Richard Cordes ... colorist: dailies
Fiona Duncanson ... post-production coordinator

Casting By

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Steve Brooksbank
Mary Jo Slater
Paul Weber

Production Design by

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Brent Thomas

Set Decoration by

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Lin MacDonald
Michael Bethune ... (uncredited)

Makeup Department

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Susan Boyd ... hair stylist
Stacey Butterworth ... wig maker
Steve Johnson ... special makeup effects by: XFX
Jan Newman ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Russell Denove ... post-production supervisor
Heather Meehan ... production manager
Rino Pace ... unit manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Brian Giddens ... first assistant director
Jackie Jordan ... second assistant director
Lidia Stante ... third assistant director (uncredited)

Art Department

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Doug Byggdin ... art decorator
Grant Cotterall ... scenic carpenter
Doug Hardwick ... construction coordinator
David Paul Hewitt White ... set dresser
Dave Laprise ... lead metal fabricator
Max Matsuoka ... props assistant
Wayne McLaughlin ... property master
Michael Bethune ... set dresser (uncredited)
Marta McLaughlin ... assistant property master (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Jacqueline Cristianini ... sound supervision
Dean Giammarco ... re-recording mixer
Paul A. Sharpe ... re-recording mixer (as Paul Sharpe)
Larry Sutton ... sound mixer

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Walter Klassen ... puppeteer
Greg Nicotero ... puppeteer
William H. Orr ... special effects (as Bill Orr)

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Paul Boyington ... visual effects
John Gajdecki ... visual effects
Adam Howard ... digital compositor: Main Title
Bruce Turner ... visual effects assistant
Lisa Atkinson ... visual effects producer: ViewStudio (uncredited)
Billy D. Choi ... matte painter (uncredited)
Rodney J. McFall ... digital artist (uncredited)

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Jim Dunn ... stunt performer
Dawn Stofer-Rupp ... stunt coordinator (as Dawn Stofer)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Paul F. Birkett ... camera operator (as Paul Birkett)
Kevin Black ... key grip
Jerry Uelsmann ... main title photographer
David S. Warner ... chief lighting technician (as David Warner)

Casting Department

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Stuart Aikins ... casting: Canada

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Stephanie Nolin ... costume supervisor

Location Management

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Don Knodel ... location manager

Music Department

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Jason Graves ... intro and end credits sequence orchestrated by
James T. Hill ... music score mixer
Mark Mancina ... composer: theme
Alan Nu ... intro and end credits sequence orchestrated by
Brian Tyler ... intro and end credits sequence orchestrated by
John Van Tongeren ... composer: theme
Frank Welker ... special vocal effects

Script and Continuity Department

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Shelley Crawford ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Scott Irvine ... transportation coordinator

Additional Crew

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Donald R. Beck ... title designer (as Don Beck)
Ben Cohen ... assistant to executive producer
Manny Coto ... executive story consultant
Jonathan Glassner ... creative consultant
Mary Liebmann ... assistant to co-executive producer
George R.R. Martin ... consultant
James Nadler ... supervising executive: Atlantis
Kate Peterson ... production coordinator (as Kate Petersen)
Elaine Scott ... business affairs
Erin Smith ... production coordinator
Joseph Stefano ... executive consultant
Mark Stern ... supervising executive: Trilogy
Danielle Stokdyk ... assistant to executive producers
Erin Fitzgerald ... adr walla group (uncredited)
Hudson Hickman ... post-production executive (uncredited)
Carol Marks-George ... unit publicist (uncredited)
Leslie Stevens ... story editor (uncredited)
Crew believed to be complete

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Plot Summary

When his research project is closed down, Simon Kress rescues a few of its living subjects and transplants them to a recreation of their native Martian environment in his barn. They grow and learn, but then Kress makes an error with disastrous implications. Written by CommanderBalok

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  • 93 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia This episode is based on the 1979 novelette "Sandkings" by George R.R. Martin. See more »
Goofs At about 01:09:00 into the movie Dr. Simon Kress is in the bathroom throwing up in the toilet and it cuts to him sitting on the floor of the bathroom next to the toilet, and then the toilet slightly moves. Furthermore you can see that it is not anchored to the floor and doesn't have a water supply line and shut off valve coming out of the wall. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in The Voice of Reason (1995). See more »
Quotes The Control Voice: Some of man's greatest achievements have been motivated by a driving need for love and acceptance. What happens when that need for recognition becomes a desire to be revered and then worshipped like a god?
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