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Info Generali Episodi Cast Crew Trailer Harlock Saga - L'anello dei Nibelunghi Stagione 1    Episodi 6         Action & Adventure ◦ Animazione ◦ Dramma ◦ Sci-Fi & Fantasy Harlock Saga - L'anello dei Nibelunghi (ハーロック・サーガ ニーベルングの指環 Hārokku Sāga Nīberungu no yubi wa?) è un adattamento in chiave fantascientifica dell'opera di mitologia norrena di Richard Wagner: L'anello del Nibelungo, realizzato da Leiji Matsumoto Nobuo Takeuchi Director Leiji Matsumoto Writer Masako Katsuki Emeraldas Masako Ikeda Maetel Kazuko Yanaga Meeme (voice) Koichi Yamadera Captain Harlock Episodi: 6  In onda il: 1999-01-25 1: Episode 1 Nessuna trama disponibile 1: Episode 1 In onda il: 1999-01-25 Nessuna trama disponibile In onda il: 1999-03-25 2: Episode 2 Nessuna trama disponibile 2: Episode 2 In onda il: 1999-03-25 Nessuna trama disponibile In onda il: 1999-05-25 3: Episode 3 Nessuna trama disponibile 3: Episode 3 In onda il: 1999-05-25 Nessuna trama disponibile In onda il: 1999-07-25 4: Episode 4 Nessuna trama disponibile 4: Episode 4 In onda il: 1999-07-25 Nessuna trama disponibile In onda il: 1999-09-25 5: Episode 5 Nessuna trama disponibile 5: Episode 5 In onda il: 1999-09-25 Nessuna trama disponibile In onda il: 1999-11-25 6: Episode 6 Nessuna trama disponibile 6: Episode 6 In onda il: 1999-11-25 Nessuna trama disponibile Nessun Trailer disponibile ;function openStuff(a,l){var e,s,t;s=document.getElementsByClassName("DDL");for(e=0;e

Info Generali Cast Crew Trailer Toy Story 2 - Woody & Buzz alla riscossa 1 h 35 m    1999         Animazione ◦ Commedia ◦ Famiglia Il film inizia quando Buzz Lightyear si ritrova sul pianeta Zurg. L'eroe, dopo aver superato una serie di difficoltà, compresa una che ricorda Indiana Jones, raggiunge il tiranno galattico, venendo tuttavia disintegrato. Rex giocava al gioco dedicato a Buzz e alle sue avventure, e non vede l'ora di poter sconfiggere Zurg e finire il livello. A casa di Andy, Woody e Buzz sono diventati amici. Un giorno, Woody cercava il suo cappello aiutato dai suoi amici, perché voleva andare al campo campeggio cowboy, finché Slinky lo trova ma riferisce anche che sta arrivando Buster, il vivace cagnolino di Andy. Andrew Stanton Screenplay Andrew Stanton Story Lee Unkrich Editor Lee Unkrich Co-Director Graham Walters Production Manager David Reynolds Additional Writing John Lasseter Director John Lasseter Story David Ian Salter Editor Richard Halsey Additional Editing Gary Rydstrom Sound Designer Gary Rydstrom Sound Re-Recording Mixer Kori Rae Animation Manager Jill Culton Character Designer Randy Newman Original Music Composer Randy Newman Songs Randy Newman Orchestrator Jim Stewart Additional Editing Harley Jessup Visual Development Glenn McQueen Supervising Animator Rich Quade Animation Jean-Claude Kalache Lighting Supervisor Eben Ostby Character Modelling Supervisor Sophie Vincelette Set Dresser Ruth Lambert Casting Mary Hidalgo Casting Samuel Lord Black Software Engineer Joe Ranft Story Supervisor Bud Luckey Character Designer Ken Mitchroney Character Designer Angus MacLane Animation Bryn Imagire Art Direction Bryn Imagire Shading Glenn Kim CG Painter Laura Phillips CG Painter Yvonne Herbst CG Painter Robin Cooper CG Painter Randy Berrett CG Painter Randy Berrett Character Designer Gary Schultz Modeling Nathaniel McLaughlin Character Designer Jerome Ranft Sculptor Norm DeCarlo Sculptor Patrick Lin Sequence Leads Shawn Brennan Sequence Leads Gregg Olsson Sequence Leads Derek Williams Layout Derek Williams Set Dresser Robert Anderson Layout Mark Sanford Layout Jeremy Lasky Sequence Leads Billy Merritt Animation Brett Pulliam Animation Bret Parker Animation Gini Cruz Santos Animation Jon Childress Farmer Set Dresser David Eisenmann Set Dressing Supervisor Sarah Jo Helton Schedule Coordinator Doug Sweetland Animation Scott Clark Animation Andrew Gordon Animation Shawn Krause Animation Jeff Pratt Animation David DeVan Animation Stephen Gregory Animation John Kahrs Animation Bobby Podesta Animation Kyle Balda Animation Director Stephen Barnes Animation Michael Berenstein Animation Brett Coderre Animation Jimmy Hayward Animation Nancy Kato Animation Bobby Beck Animation Tim Crawfurd Animation Ike Feldman Animation Karen Kiser Animation Wendell Lee Animation Daniel Mason Animation James Ford Murphy Animation Robert H. Russ Animation Patty Kihm Stevenson Animation David Tart Animation Jon Mead Animation Peter Nash Animation Sanjay Patel Animation Alan Sperling Animation Ross Stevenson Animation J. Warren Trezevant Animation Adam Wood Animation Tasha Wedeen Animation Kureha Yokoo Animation Paul Mendoza Fix Animator Jenni Tsoi Animation Fix Coordinator Ken Schretzmann Additional Editing Robert Grahamjones Second Film Editor Torbin Xan Bullock Additional Editorial Assistant Katherine Ringgold Additional Editorial Assistant Axel Geddes Additional Editorial Assistant Chris Vallance Additional Editorial Assistant Mark Yeager Additional Editorial Assistant Luis Alvarez y Alvarez Additional Editorial Assistant Jack Curtis Dubowsky Additional Editorial Assistant Christian Hoffman Modeling Christian Hoffman Master Lighting Artist Mark Adams Modeling James Bancroft Modeling Paul Aichele Modeling Jason Bickerstaff Lighting Technician Daniel McCoy Shading Ben Jordan Shading David Batte Shading Janet Lucroy Lighting Technician Joyce Powell Master Lighting Artist Lauren Alpert Modeling Lauren Alpert Master Lighting Artist Brad Andalman Software Engineer Rob Cook Software Engineer Bena Currin Software Engineer Thomas Hahn Software Engineer John Alex Software Engineer Ronen Barzel Software Engineer Tom Duff Software Engineer Perrin Cutting Camera Department Manager Louis Rivera Camera Supervisor Drew Rogge Software Engineer Don Conway Camera Technician David DiFrancesco Photoscience Manager Catherine Roehl Production Accountant Erik Forman Information Systems Manager Paul Cichocki Post Production Supervisor Doc Kane ADR & Dubbing Michael Silvers Supervising Sound Editor Shannon Mills Sound Effects Editor Dennie Thorpe Foley Jana Vance Foley Bruno Coon Supervising Music Editor Pete Docter Story Ash Brannon Animation Ash Brannon Story Ash Brannon Co-Director Ash Brannon Character Designer Rita Hsiao Screenplay Doug Chamberlin Screenplay Chris Webb Screenplay Karen Robert Jackson Producer Sarah McArthur Executive Producer Helene Plotkin Producer Sharon Calahan Director of Photography Edie Ichioka Editor William Cone Production Design Jim Pearson Production Design Jim Pearson Character Designer Teresa Eckton Sound Effects Editor Tom Myers Sound Designer Guido Quaroni Shading Guido Quaroni Modeling Lisa Jaime Music Editor Galyn Susman Supervising Technical Director Ira Hearshen Orchestrator Mildred Iatrou Additional Editing Lindsey Collins Editorial Manager Mickie McGowan ADR Voice Casting Colin Brady Character Designer Ronald G. Roumas Sound Recordist Karen Prell Animation Reid Gershbein Lighting Technician Chris Perry Software Engineer Dylan Brown Animation Director Anthony Scott Animation Mark Oftedal Animation Chris Montan Executive Music Producer Mark A. Walsh Animation Jennifer Leo Russ First Assistant Editor Barney Jones Temp Music Editor David Slusser Temp Music Editor Michael Parks Animation Armen Ksajikian Musician Timothy Hittle Animation Mike Quinn Animation Dave Gordon Visual Development Peter Lepeniotis Animation Sean Hargreaves Visual Development Stephen King Modeling Christina Yim Animation Graham Moloy Set Dresser Lucas Putnam Additional Editorial Assistant Sarah Schubart Additional Editorial Assistant Steven Clay Hunter Animation Steven Clay Hunter Additional Storyboarding Kristina Perez Systems Administrators & Support Al Nelson Assistant Sound Editor Gary Summers Sound Re-Recording Mixer Dale E. Grahn Color Timer A.J. Riebli III Production Office Coordinator M.T. Silvia Systems Administrators & Support Susan Bradley Title Designer Adam Schnitzer Layout Mark R.R. Farquhar Animation Bruce Perens Software Engineer David Orecklin Animation Department Coordinator Steven Liu Assistant Editor Kitt Hirasaki Software Engineer Mark Fontana Shading Mary Helen Leasman Foley Editor James Burgess Photoscience Manager Jennifer Barin Sound Recordist Jonathan Sacks Orchestrator Dan Lee Character Designer Ethan Hurd Animation Jesse Hollander Master Lighting Artist Jeff Wan Camera Technician Doug Sheppeck Animation Roman Figun Layout Kelly O'Connell Lighting Technician Kelly O'Connell Modeling Tom Freeman Additional Editorial Assistant Susan Sanford Foley Editor Matt White Art Department Manager David Skelly Assistant Art Director Jen Kinavey Art Department Coordinator Wade Childress Layout Craig McGillivray Layout Stephen Moros Layout Nicolas Alan Barillaro Animation Jennifer Cha Animation Melanie Cordan Animation Bob Koch Animation Karyn Metlen Animation Valerie Mih Animation Andrea Schultz Fix Animator Christian Hill Additional Editorial Assistant Mike Marsh Additional Editorial Assistant Michael R. King Shading Danielle Feinberg Master Lighting Artist Miguel Ángel Poveda Post Production Supervisor Dale Ruffolo Modeling Dale Ruffolo Lighting Artist Rob Jensen Modeling Rob Jensen Master Lighting Artist Andrew Page Music Director Michael Kass Software Engineer Michael B. Johnson Lighting Technician Michael B. Johnson Software Engineer Dirk Van Gelder Software Engineer Patrick Wilson Modeling Lars R. Damerow Systems Administrators & Support Cynthia Dueltgen Modeling Cynthia Dueltgen Master Lighting Artist Patrick Guenette Systems Administrators & Support Jongo Lighting Technician Ana Lacaze Shading Ana Lacaze Master Lighting Artist Ken Lao Master Lighting Artist Eileen O'Neill Lighting Technician Eileen O'Neill Shading Eileen O'Neill Modeling Keith Olenick Shading John Singh Pottebaum Lighting Technician John Singh Pottebaum Shading John Singh Pottebaum Software Engineer Allison Torres Lighting Technician John Warren Shading Timothy Sorensen Post Production Assistant Ling Hsu Systems Administrators & Support Tom Kim Lighting Coordinator Chris King Software Engineer Manny Ponce Systems Administrators & Support Sudeep Rangaswamy Lighting Technician Sudeep Rangaswamy Software Engineer Don Schreiter Modeling Michael Shantzis Software Engineer Nelson Siu Systems Administrators & Support Heidi Stettner Software Engineer Andy Thomas Systems Administrators & Support Tien Truong Software Engineer Eric Veach Software Engineer Christopher C. Walker Systems Administrators & Support Jay Weiland Systems Administrators & Support Andy Witkin Software Engineer Terry McQueen Lighting Manager Deborah R. Fowler Master Lighting Artist Damir Frkovic Modeling Larry Gritz Shading Larry Gritz Software Engineer Alisa Gilden Information Systems Manager May Pon Systems Administrators & Support Bryan Bird Systems Administrators & Support Peter Kaldis Systems Administrators & Support Michael O'Brien Information Systems Manager Ed Fuller First Assistant Editor Lee Cruikshank Script Coordinator Phil Beffrey Software Engineer Loren Carpenter Software Engineer Dan Lyke Software Engineer Shaun Oborn Software Engineer Matt Pharr Software Engineer Ruieta DaSilva Modeling Jun Han Cho Master Lighting Artist Molly Naughton Lighting Manager Jenny Head Appleton Animation Manager Cynthia Pettit Lighting Technician Jason B. Hendrix Systems Administrators & Support Nathan Ardaiz Systems Administrators & Support George Bagtas Systems Administrators & Support Adam Beeman Systems Administrators & Support Gregory Yong Paik Systems Administrators & Support Edilberto A. Soriano Jr. Systems Administrators & Support Alex Stahl Systems Administrators & Support Dallas Wisehaupt Systems Administrators & Support David Gordon Systems Administrators & Support Lance Martin Production Office Assistant Malcolm Blanchard Software Engineer Eric Lebel Software Engineer Rona Michele Temp Sound Editor Anne Pia Editorial Coordinator Shannon Menendez-Chu Editorial Production Assistant Kirk Bowers Lighting Technician Kirk Bowers Shading Brian Daniel Young Lighting Technician Steve Upstill Shading David Valdez Shading Warren Hays Information Systems Manager Duncan Keefe Information Systems Manager Roger Rose Animation Daryl Tucker Camera Department Production Assistant Tom Hanks Woody (voice) Tim Allen Buzz Lightyear (voice) Joan Cusack Jessie the Yodeling Cowgirl (voice) Kelsey Grammer Stinky Pete the Prospector (voice) Don Rickles Mr. Potato Head (voice) Jim Varney Slinky Dog (voice) Wallace Shawn Rex the Green Dinosaur (voice) John Ratzenberger Hamm the Piggy Bank (voice) Annie Potts Bo Peep (voice) Wayne Knight Al McWhiggin (voice) John Morris Andy (voice) Laurie Metcalf Andy's Mom (voice) Estelle Harris Mrs. Potato Head (voice) R. Lee Ermey Army Sarge (voice) Jodi Benson Tour Guide Barbie / Barbie on Backpack (voice) Jonathan Harris Geri the Cleaner (voice) Joe Ranft Wheezy the Penguin / Heimlich (voice) Andrew Stanton Evil Emperor Zurg (voice) Jeff Pidgeon Green Aliens / Mr. Spell (voice) Jack Angel Rocky Gibraltar / Shark (voice) Bob Bergen Green Army Men (voice) Mary Kay Bergman Jessie - yodeling / additional voices (voice) Sheryl Bernstein (voice) Rodger Bumpass Clerk (voice) Corey Burton Woody's Roundup Announcer (voice) Rachel Davey (voice) Debi Derryberry (voice) Jessica Evans Woman #2 (voice) Bill Farmer Man #1 (voice) Pat Fraley Toy Store Buzz Lightyears (voice) Jess Harnell Man #2 (voice) John Lasseter Blue Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robot (voice) Nicolette Little Little Girl at Yard Sale (voice) Sherry Lynn Barbie Girl (voice) Mickie McGowan Mom at Yard Sale (voice) Phil Proctor Sign-off Voice / Airline Rep / Mr. Konishi (voice) Jan Rabson Japanese Businessman (voice) Carly Schroeder (voice) Madylin Sweeten Woman #1 (voice) Hannah Unkrich Molly Davis (voice) Lee Unkrich Red Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robot (voice) Andi Peters Additional Voices (voice) Dave Foley Flik the Ant (voice) (uncredited) Frank Welker Bullseye / Buster (voice) ( uncredited) TOY STORY 2 - WOODY E BUZZ ALLA RISCOSSA | Trailer italiano ;function openStuff(a,l){var e,s,t;s=document.getElementsByClassName("DDL");for(e=0;e

Info Generali Cast Crew Trailer American Pie 1 h 35 m    1999         Commedia ◦ Romance Finite le superiori un gruppo di amici un po' imbranati, che hanno tutti problemi a trovare una ragazza, decidono di fare una sfida per la festa di fine perdere la verginità prima di iscriversi al college. Non sarà facile. Chris Bender Co-Producer Richard LeGrand Jr. Supervising Sound Editor Priscilla Nedd-Friendly Editor Joseph Middleton Casting Michelle Morris Casting Associate Chris Weitz Producer Paul Weitz Director David Boulton ADR Mixer Walter Spencer Dialogue Editor Chris Moore Producer J.B. Rogers Associate Producer J.B. Rogers First Assistant Director Adam Herz Screenplay Adam Herz Co-Producer Craig Perry Producer Warren Zide Producer David Lawrence Original Music Composer David Lawrence Orchestrator Richard Crudo Director of Photography Paul Peters Production Design Paul Peters Art Direction Amy Wells Set Decoration Leesa Evans Costume Design Michael Baxter-Lax Best Boy Electric Louis G. Friedman Unit Production Manager Louis G. Friedman Co-Producer Russell Towery Stunt Coordinator Brandon Trost Special Effects Assistant Cameron Hamza Production Sound Mixer Scott Austin Propmaker Jim Henry Stunts Nerses Gezalyan Sound Mixer Michael Cutler Swing Hal Olofsson Second Assistant Director Bob McNabb Dialogue Editor Glenn Cannon Technical Supervisor Ron Trost Special Effects Coordinator Leslie A. Sebert Assistant Makeup Artist Josh Lusby Set Designer Michael Garner Boom Operator John T. Cucci Foley Artist Annie Welles Script Supervisor David Marder Transportation Captain Gary S. Gerlich Sound Designer Rachel Aberly Unit Publicist Amy Jo Hoppenfeld Set Costumer Janet Sobel Costume Supervisor Harry Cheney Sound Editor Liz Donovan Wardrobe Assistant Jay M. Hirsch Construction Foreman Curtis A. Andrews Jr. Rigging Gaffer Dave Newhouse Greensman Charles Martin Inouye Music Editor Angela Stauffer Art Department Coordinator Michael Muscarella Construction Coordinator Voni Hinkle Key Hair Stylist Kathleen Keller Production Coordinator Lisette Thomas Assistant Art Director Patrick Lees Leadman John G. Campbell Painter Bill Williams Standby Painter Brian S. Osmond First Assistant Camera Bill Essling Best Boy Grip Gerry O'Malley Steadicam Operator Vivian Zink Still Photographer Rashied Aljuwani Craft Service Linda Brennan Dialect Coach Richard Austin Driver Mike Miller Post Production Assistant Tricia Miles Post Production Supervisor Joe Gonzalez Production Intern Chris Call Property Master Michael Etheridge Set Production Assistant Mike Day Sound Recordist James 'Obee' Oberman Transportation Coordinator Lance Jay Velazco Video Assist Operator Phil Hetos Color Timer Danny Miller First Assistant Editor Dexter Eneriz Gaffer Marc S. Saget Key Rigging Grip Gary Jones Music Supervisor A. Anthony Cappello Assistant Camera Kelly M. Beatty Makeup Artist Armond Ghzanian Apprentice Sound Editor David Knudson Grip Jeff Snyder Set Dressing Artist Kevin Caine Electrician Mark Aldahl Rigging Grip Geoffrey R. Smith Location Manager Joe Murphy Production Accountant Blanche Aurore Duault Publicist Norval D. Crutcher III ADR Supervisor Samuel Webb First Assistant Sound Editor Guy Defazio Scoring Mixer William Hopper Sound Effects Editor Maria De La Torre Assistant Production Coordinator Wayne Mallory Prop Maker Michael Listorti Dolly Grip Diane Linn ADR Recordist Richard Lewis Key Set Production Assistant Debi West Payroll Accountant Laura J. Fox Assistant Accountant Elena Balshem Costumer Ingrid K. Behrens Second Second Assistant Director Christopher Redmond Assistant Property Master Steven C. Marshall Second Assistant Camera Bob Hart Negative Cutter Deanna Adney Assistant Location Manager Rick Fleishman Music Coordinator Ed Biasi Art Department Production Assistant Kevin Goldson Extras Casting Calvin Masoner Generator Operator Bud Boris Production Assistant William Olofsson Camera Loader Jason Biggs Jim Levenstein Chris Klein Chris 'Oz' Ostreicher Thomas Ian Nicholas Kevin Meyers Alyson Hannigan Michelle Flaherty Shannon Elizabeth Nadia Tara Reid Victoria 'Vicky' Lathum Eddie Kaye Thomas Paul Finch Seann William Scott Steve Stifler Eugene Levy Jim's Father Natasha Lyonne Jessica Mena Suvari Heather Jennifer Coolidge Stifler's Mom Chris Owen Chuck Sherman Eric Lively Albert Molly Cheek Jim's Mother Eli Marienthal Matt Stifler Tara Subkoff College Girl Lawrence Pressman Coach Marshall Clyde Kusatsu English Teacher Christina Milian Band Member Woody Schultz Party Guy Annika Hays Party Girl Eden Riegel Sarah, the Sophomore Chick Justin Isfeld Justin John Cho John Alexandra Adi Central Michigan University Girl Akuyoe Graham Vocal Jazz Teacher Veronica Lauren Vocal Jazz Girl Monica McSwain Vocal Jazz Girl Fletcher Sheridan Vocal Jazz Group Robyn Roth Vocal Jazz Group Jamar Cargo Vocal Jazz Group Sasha Barrese Courtney, the Random Cute Girl Linda Gehringer Vicky's Mom Ashton Dane Vicky's Dad Katie Lansdale Enthralled Girl Jay Rossi Sushi Customer James DeBello Enthusiastic Guy Travis Cody Aimer Computer Nerd Mark Hoppus Garage Band Member Tom DeLonge Garage Band Member Scott Raynor Garage Band Member Daniel Spink Guy with Monkey Clementine Ford Computer Girl Amber Phillips Computer Girl Casey Erklin Drinking Buddy Hilary Angelo Girl Holding Out Jasmine Stocken Bathroom Girl Jillian Bach Bathroom Girl David Kuhn Prom Band Singer Dan Coronel Lacrosse Referee Pete Pallad Lacrosse Referee J.D. Doyle Lacrosse Referee Lito Coronel Lacrosse Referee Markus Botnick Assistant Lacrosse Coach Robby Murakami Lacrosse Player Addison Krantz Lacrosse Player Alex Nies Lacrosse Player Roger Sewell Lacrosse Player Donald J. Collins Lacrosse Player Ryan Bates Lacrosse Player Joe Park Lacrosse Player Walter Toole Lacrosse Player Travis Petraglia Lacrosse Player Richard Schoenberg Lacrosse Player Amon Button Lacrosse Player Steven Hopkins Lacrosse Player Peter McPartlin Lacrosse Player Sean Elder Lacrosse Player Sean Whitacre Lacrosse Player Jon Mark Fabiano Lacrosse Player Ian Televik Lacrosse Player Joshua Mele Lacrosse Player Gian Caputo Lacrosse Player Garret Kellenberger Lacrosse Player Timothy Sovay Lacrosse Player Steven McAfoose Lacrosse Player Kevin Tidgewell Lacrosse Player Jesse Patterson Lacrosse Player Jeff Schwartz Lacrosse Player Chris Loudos Lacrosse Player Lyle Tomlinson Lacrosse Player Sami Atayan Lacrosse Player Kurt Zimmerman Lacrosse Player Tom Christian Lacrosse Player Dustan Beitey Lacrosse Player Chris McGnie Lacrosse Player Tri C. Nguyen Larcosse Player Kirk Lamitie Lacrosse Player Todd Samuel Parker Lacrosse Player Casey Affleck Tom Myers (uncredited) Chris Weitz Male Voice in Porn Film (voice) Crystal the Monkey Monkey with Garage Band (uncredited) Jim Henry Lacrosse Player (uncredited) Travis Barker Garage Band Member (uncredited) Jennifer Austin Friend (uncredited) Ingrid K. Behrens Female Voice in Porn Film (voice) (uncredited) Sheypan Draus Band Geek #1 (uncredited) Mark-Eugene Garcia Friend (uncredited) Carmi Greene Prom Guest (uncredited) Melissa Noble Prom Band Geek (uncredited) Jami Philbrick Guy with Headphones on in Lunch Line (uncredited) Marek Probosz Motel Owner (uncredited) Marilyn Staley T.V. Hostess (uncredited) American Pie: Il primo assaggio non si scorda mai - Trailer American Pie - Il primo assaggio non si scorda mai (1999) - Trailer ;function openStuff(a,l){var e,s,t;s=document.getElementsByClassName("DDL");for(e=0;e

Info Generali Cast Crew Trailer Blu profondo 1 h 45 m    1999         Azione ◦ Horror ◦ Fantascienza Gli esperimenti della dottoressa Susan McAlester stanno per cambiare la storia della medicina. Ma per raggiungere il suo obiettivo, scoprire la chiave per rigenerare il tessuto cerebrale umano, la scienziata ha violato il codice etico, intervenendo a livello genetico sul Dna degli squali mako. Li ha resi più intelligenti. Ma Susan deve fare i conti con i membri del suo gruppo di studio e con il fatto che i finanziatori del progetto sono pronti a tagliare i fondi alla vigilia di un test chiave. Trevor Rabin Original Music Composer Bruce Berman Executive Producer Dallas Puett Editor Jeff Dawn Makeup Department Head David R. Ellis Second Unit Director Cassandra Kulukundis Casting Associate Frank J. Urioste Editor Akiva Goldsman Producer Kristen Branan Visual Effects Producer Todd Arnow Unit Production Manager Duncan Henderson Executive Producer William Sandell Production Design Dick Bernstein Music Editor Anna Roth Production Supervisor Catherine Harper Foley Artist Joey Box Utility Stunts Tim Alexander Compositing Supervisor R. A. Rondell Stunt Coordinator Kevin Stitt Additional Editing William Mesa Visual Effects Supervisor Jeffrey A. Okun Visual Effects Supervisor Mark W. Mansbridge Supervising Art Director Renny Harlin Director Debra Echard Set Decoration Jonathan McKinstry Assistant Art Director Derek Brechin Editor Bruce Crone Supervising Art Director Steve LaPorte Makeup Artist Christine Sheaks Casting Matthew W. Mungle Prosthetic Makeup Artist Héctor Romero Art Direction Robert L. Stevenson Hairstylist Mark Bridges Costume Design Guillermo Rosas Camera Operator David Sandefur Assistant Art Director Tony Ludwig Producer Alan Riche Producer Duncan Kennedy Screenplay Donna Powers Screenplay Gary Capo Second Unit Director of Photography Stephen F. Windon Director of Photography V. Scott Balcerek Visual Effects Editor Frederick Iannone Additional Camera Rebecca Spikings Co-Producer Clinton Wayne Prosthetic Makeup Artist Karl J. Martin Set Designer Thomas J. Mack Associate Producer Thomas J. Mack First Assistant Director Mark Emery Moore Steadicam Operator Gavin J. Behrman Assistant Accountant Shakim Compere Music Consultant Troy Porter ADR Mixer Allan A. Apone Makeup Artist Cindy Marty ADR Editor Jamie Dixon Visual Effects Supervisor Ronnie Rondell Jr. Stunt Coordinator Luis David Sansans Second Assistant Camera Joseph Bennett Production Design Jonathan Schwartz Executive Producer Andrew Rothschild Art Direction John Barba Casting Assistant Rafael Cuervo Unit Manager Harald Belker Production Illustrator Antonio Riestra First Assistant Camera Jason McGatlin Production Office Assistant Lincoln Kupchak Visual Effects Editor Ilyse A. Reutlinger Post Production Supervisor James W. Tyson Costume Supervisor Patrick Lynn Associate Producer Leo J. Napolitano Camera Operator Philip Maldonado Costumer Chad Atkinson Prosthetic Makeup Artist Simon Giles Digital Effects Supervisor Alan Church Digital Effects Producer Nick Navarro Assistant Art Director John T. Reitz Sound Re-Recording Mixer Russell R. Anderson Leadman Kevin Bartnof Foley Artist Merie Weismiller Wallace Still Photographer Gary Deaton Construction Coordinator Gerald Lehtola Set Decorating Coordinator Russell McEntyre Transportation Coordinator Michael John Meehan Location Manager Eric J. Bates Property Master Kelly Moon Script Supervisor Will Kaplan Music Editor Bill Taliaferro Set Designer J. Paul Huntsman Supervising Sound Editor Patrick J. Foley Dialogue Editor John F. Reynolds Dialogue Editor Andrew Somers Sound Effects Editor Jayme S. Parker Sound Effects Editor Portia Tickell Script Supervisor Karyn Foster ADR Editor Walt Conti Effects Supervisor Pete Romano Underwater Director of Photography Iram Collantes Production Assistant Jerry Pooler Visual Effects Supervisor Hugh Waddell ADR Supervisor Jerry Moss Property Master Peter J. Silbermann Unit Publicist Phil Pastuhov Camera Operator John Knoll Visual Effects Supervisor Darrin Keough First Assistant Camera Thomas Boland Visual Effects Producer Rebecca Marie Visual Effects Supervisor Rick Hromadka Sound Recordist Adam Johnston Sound Effects Editor Steve Shaw Visual Effects Editor Willy Allen Foley Editor Raúl Sarmiento Makeup Artist Peter Tothpal Key Hair Stylist Penny A. Mesa Visual Effects Production Manager Horacio Rodríguez Location Assistant Tiffany Smith Visual Effects Producer Travis Baumann Compositing Artist Carrie Bauer Set Costumer Beth Bajuk Art Department Coordinator Ligia Ornelas Assistant Art Director Javier Nava Set Designer Robb Wilson Supervising Sound Editor Kevin Clark Visual Effects Editor Scott Dougherty Visual Effects Producer Mark Eggenweiler Visual Effects Editor Heather Smith Visual Effects Producer John E. Sasaki CG Supervisor Craig A. Mumma Visual Effects Supervisor Douglas R. MacMillan CG Supervisor Constance Bracewell Animation Julie Nelson Animation Bruce Pearson Animation Ken Stranahan Animation Supervisor Serge Sretschinsky CGI Supervisor Gregory J. Schmidt Camera Operator Marc Spicer Camera Operator Jim Kail Makeup Artist Steve Nichols Animation Dale E. Grahn Color Timer Jim McPherson Sculptor Joshua I. Kolden Visual Effects José Ignacio Álvarez Special Effects Technician Kevin Lingenfelser 2D Sequence Supervisor William Apperson Construction Foreman Rick O'Connor Animation Don MacBain Producer David Gorder Production Secretary Rebecca Farhall Digital Effects Producer John Richardson Special Effects Supervisor Erik Rondell Stunts Anthony Franco Production Manager Matt Toll Second Assistant Camera John Kairis First Assistant Camera Gregory Irwin First Assistant "A" Camera Richard J. Cook Digital Effects Producer Ismael 'Izzy' Gonzalez Rigging Gaffer Tom Calderaro Orchestrator Tim Cooney Production Sound Mixer Robin Lynn Bonaccorsi Stunt Double Jonas Juhanson Key Rigging Grip Mark Scoon Executive In Charge Of Production Brad Peterman First Assistant "A" Camera Joe McCloskey Costume Supervisor Matt Buchan Electrician Gustavo Covarrubias Key Grip Armando Amador Production Accountant Tina Kerr Extras Casting Karen Klein Roto Supervisor Jeffrey Arnold Visual Effects Compositor Patrick Murray Underwater Gaffer Anthony Gaudio Standby Painter Gary Hill Assistant Chief Lighting Technician Jian Cong Second Assistant Camera Craig Tex Barnett Special Effects Technician Troy Gilbert Stunts Rick Kelleher Driver R. Dana Harlow Grip Brian Shows Visual Effects Technical Director Todd Bassman Boom Operator David Paris Aerial Coordinator Lesley Aletter Stunts Ted Andre Visual Effects Compositor C.C. Barnes Second Second Assistant Director John Crimins Electrician Jack Geist Visual Effects Coordinator Mo Henry Negative Cutter R. Gern Trowbridge Best Boy Electric Sergio Jara Special Effects Coordinator David Kelley Second Assistant Director Francis Meade Warner Production Office Coordinator Frank Flick First Assistant Camera Mark Tait Lewis 2D Sequence Supervisor Gordon Goodwin Conductor Keli Murphy Stunt Double Karla Stevens Flanigan Assistant Costume Designer Chris Adams Set Dressing Artist Michael Jay Additional Music Tom Ajar Projection Sarah Catizone Set Medic Jose Jimenez Set Production Assistant Hugo Chew Transportation Captain Jeff Burrage Video Assist Operator Mick Morris Gaffer Bruce Sharp Lighting Technician Catherine Calleson Assistant Sound Editor John Rauh Digital Compositors Gary Damian Thomas Storyboard Artist Larry Cheng Mechanical Designer Cinda-Lin James Stunts Craig Mathieson 2D Sequence Supervisor David L. Horton Jr. Foley Supervisor Mathew C. Judd 3D Modeller Mark Ramsey Key Grip Eric Gotthelf Foley Mixer Erin M. Cullen Rotoscoping Artist Jason MacLeod CG Animator Marcel Martinez 2D Sequence Supervisor Jerry Patton Second Assistant Camera Dan Walker Visual Effects Compositor Marcelino Luna Grip Jose Gutierrez First Assistant Camera Christina Drahos Visual Effects Compositor Scott Ronnow Second Assistant Camera Eric K. Jones Assistant Camera Niamh Murphy Textile Artist Jonathan Malden Colorist Etienne Andlau Rotoscoping Artist Kate Neumann Executive Assistant Gabriel Pérez Construction Buyer Lucy Amador First Assistant Accountant Tom Jordan Second Assistant Camera Darrell Burgess Special Effects Technician Patricia Romero Assistant Makeup Artist Martin Gutierrez Assistant Property Master Lee Wilson Storyboard Artist Clark Schaffer Visual Effects Designer Gino Freselli Visual Effects Production Assistant Frank Montoya Best Boy Grip Cash Cockerill Second Assistant Camera Daniel Klem CG Animator Adolfo Lara Animal Wrangler Joe Hanes Assistant Chief Lighting Technician David L. Snyder Original Concept Randy Starr Production Executive Patricia M. Peters Stunts Wayne Powers Writer Fernando Díaz Torres Second Assistant Camera Justin Burdine Systems Administrators & Support Reka Wessely Tihanyi Hairstylist Sean O'Connor 2D Sequence Supervisor Silvia Hernandez Hairstylist Michael Shawn McCracken Special Effects Makeup Artist Enrique Sánchez Assistant Chief Lighting Technician Michael Glover Electrician Constantino Jiménez First Assistant Camera Kevin Hawks Video Assist Operator Peter Fletter Mechanical Designer Robert Fuhrmann Mechanical Designer Tom Hsiu Mechanical Designer David Knight Mechanical Designer Tony Lawson Mechanical Designer Michaela Zabranska Animation Tami Carter Digital Compositor Lisa Garner Rotoscoping Artist Sean Prusak Rotoscoping Artist LeiLa Ratti Visual Effects Coordinator Thomas Jane Carter Blake Saffron Burrows Dr. Susan McCallister LL Cool J Sherman 'Preacher' Dudley Michael Rapaport Tom "Scoggs" Scoggins Samuel L. Jackson Russell Franklin Stellan Skarsgård Jim Whitlock Jacqueline McKenzie Janice Higgins Aida Turturro Brenda Kerns Cristos Boat Captain Daniel Rey Helicopter Pilot Valente Rodriguez Helicopter Co-Pilot Brent Roam Helicopter Winch Operator Eyal Podell Boy #1 Erinn Bartlett Girl #1 Dan Thiel Boy #2 Sabrina Geerinckx Girl #2 Tajsha Thomas Friend of Janice Frank Welker Parrot Noises (voice) Ronny Cox Executive (uncredited) Mary Kay Bergman The Parrot (voice) (uncredited) Renny Harlin Worker Blu Profondo (1999) - Trailer ITALIANO ;function openStuff(a,l){var e,s,t;s=document.getElementsByClassName("DDL");for(e=0;e

Info Generali Episodi Cast Crew Trailer Nanako - Manuale di genetica criminale Stagione 1    Episodi 6         Animazione ◦ Commedia Protagonista della serie è Nanako, una ragazza che di lavoro fa la cameriera per Kyouji Ogami, uno geniale scienziato coinvolto in strani esperimenti. Nanako è molto stupida, e combina sempre guai, ma c'è un mistero che la riguarda, e questo è l'elemento alla base di tutta la serie. Yutaka Nagaushi Director of Photography Yasuhiro Kuroda Series Director Takayuki Negishi Original Music Composer Takuya Kawami Color Designer Hiroshi Negishi Series Director Yano Rasputin Series Composition Shigeru Chiba Sound Director Eiji Iwase Art Direction Tooru Shimose Production Manager Motoki Ueda Animation Production Assistant Akihiro Kawamura Executive Producer Nobuhiro Oosawa Producer Yasuyuki Ueda Producer Toshinari Yamashita Character Designer Maria Yamamoto Shichigusa Nanako (voice) Takehito Koyasu Ogami Kyouji (voice) Tomokazu Seki Saint (voice) Chinami Nishimura Comaneci (voice) Takeshi Watabe Griffith (voice) Joji Yanami Kuuron (voice) Toshiharu Sakurai Maruo Hitoshi (voice) Hidenari Ugaki Ueda Genki (voice) Yuko Kato Satsuki Kaoru (voice) Episodi: 6  In onda il: 1999-07-05 1: The First Spiral Nanako is doing her usual chore of cooking, but the fish she cooks burns and, before that, breaks a dozen plates that were handed down through the Ogami family, which later makes Dr. Ogami angry at her. This is typical of Dr. Ogami, as Nanako does get into a lot of trouble. She gets mixed up in a fight between Kuron and Komanechi, two old people who reside in the hospital. After running out for a few groceries, she returns to meet Dr. Ogami and the Army. They are conducting an experiment, but she is doing her usual exercises that Dr. Ogami has planned for her. After she finishes, she returns to the experiment, just as it goes haywire. The experiment kills a few officers, and Nanako is sucked into the goo-like monster. She has also caught a cold, so the flu virus helps to weaken the monster as she continuously sneezes. Dr. Ogami rescues Nanako and defeats the monster. The monster freezes and falls apart, ending the disaster. 1: The First Spiral In onda il: 1999-07-05 Nanako is doing her usual chore of cooking, but the fish she cooks burns and, before that, breaks a dozen plates that were handed down through the Ogami family, which later makes Dr. Ogami angry at her. This is typical of Dr. Ogami, as Nanako does get into a lot of trouble. She gets mixed up in a fight between Kuron and Komanechi, two old people who reside in the hospital. After running out for a few groceries, she returns to meet Dr. Ogami and the Army. They are conducting an experiment, but she is doing her usual exercises that Dr. Ogami has planned for her. After she finishes, she returns to the experiment, just as it goes haywire. The experiment kills a few officers, and Nanako is sucked into the goo-like monster. She has also caught a cold, so the flu virus helps to weaken the monster as she continuously sneezes. Dr. Ogami rescues Nanako and defeats the monster. The monster freezes and falls apart, ending the disaster. In onda il: 1999-07-05 2: Memories of You Nanako runs through tough training exercises, such as standing under a cold waterfall with nothing but a bikini on, with the help of Genki. Nanako, however, believes she is on vacation. While standing by the fire at night, Nanako cooks fishes. However, when she gives Dr. Ogami one, he gets angry because she forgot to buy daikon radish, which helps the protein in fish digest properly. Nanako gets frustrated, and runs away. While in the woods, she encounters a giant bear after trying to light a fire, and Dr. Ogami reminisces about past Nanakos in the trailer. Nanako runs from the bear in fear as it chases her. Dr. Ogami realizes she is missing and then begins to read a signal coming from a stuffed animal he had given to her. He locates her and saves her from plunging off a cliff. Genki stops the bear from mauling her to death. Nanako, while hanging from Dr. Ogami's hand, which has a hold of her foot, begs for forgiveness, but Dr. Ogami drops her into the river below as punishment. However, Nanako catches a cold and relaxes naked in a hot tub above a fire Kuron built. Dr. Ogami appears with the stuffed animal that had thought by Nanako to have been dropped off the cliff when she was rescued, but, not only is it a tracking device, it is also a recorder. It plays back something Nanako had said about Dr. Ogami behind his back. Dr. Ogami gets angry and Nanako freaks, jumping out of the tub naked and running for her life. Dr. Ogami chases after her with a beating stick experiment. 2: Memories of You In onda il: 1999-07-05 Nanako runs through tough training exercises, such as standing under a cold waterfall with nothing but a bikini on, with the help of Genki. Nanako, however, believes she is on vacation. While standing by the fire at night, Nanako cooks fishes. However, when she gives Dr. Ogami one, he gets angry because she forgot to buy daikon radish, which helps the protein in fish digest properly. Nanako gets frustrated, and runs away. While in the woods, she encounters a giant bear after trying to light a fire, and Dr. Ogami reminisces about past Nanakos in the trailer. Nanako runs from the bear in fear as it chases her. Dr. Ogami realizes she is missing and then begins to read a signal coming from a stuffed animal he had given to her. He locates her and saves her from plunging off a cliff. Genki stops the bear from mauling her to death. Nanako, while hanging from Dr. Ogami's hand, which has a hold of her foot, begs for forgiveness, but Dr. Ogami drops her into the river below as punishment. However, Nanako catches a cold and relaxes naked in a hot tub above a fire Kuron built. Dr. Ogami appears with the stuffed animal that had thought by Nanako to have been dropped off the cliff when she was rescued, but, not only is it a tracking device, it is also a recorder. It plays back something Nanako had said about Dr. Ogami behind his back. Dr. Ogami gets angry and Nanako freaks, jumping out of the tub naked and running for her life. Dr. Ogami chases after her with a beating stick experiment. In onda il: 1999-07-05 3: The Psycho Patient Dr. Ogami now has to deal with a patient who has a violent record. He is trying to solve a murder mystery for the police. He performs tests on him, while Kaoru Satsuki teases him. This causes him to become nervous. He also constantly stares as Nanako, as if she is of importance to him. He turns into a "Hyde" monster and wreaks havoc on the Ogami Hospital. Many attempts of falsely torturing Nanako, including stripped her down to only her panties and being tortured by Kuron, hanging her above a boiling pot of goo, topless with only nipple shields to cover her big breasts in a torture ritual, and a near-lesbian scene where Satsuki tries to "make her into a real woman," all fail. They attempt to shoot tranquilizers into the monster to stop it, but all fail, and, in turn, make everyone else except Dr. Ogami go to sleep. While cornered outside in the rain by the monster, Nanako is saved by Dr. Ogami, who manages to put it to sleep. The next day, Nanako goes over to Satsuki's room, hoping to ask her about "making her a real woman", but not the way Nanako thought. However, Nanako caught Satsuki at a bad moment... without her makeup on! 3: The Psycho Patient In onda il: 1999-07-05 Dr. Ogami now has to deal with a patient who has a violent record. He is trying to solve a murder mystery for the police. He performs tests on him, while Kaoru Satsuki teases him. This causes him to become nervous. He also constantly stares as Nanako, as if she is of importance to him. He turns into a "Hyde" monster and wreaks havoc on the Ogami Hospital. Many attempts of falsely torturing Nanako, including stripped her down to only her panties and being tortured by Kuron, hanging her above a boiling pot of goo, topless with only nipple shields to cover her big breasts in a torture ritual, and a near-lesbian scene where Satsuki tries to "make her into a real woman," all fail. They attempt to shoot tranquilizers into the monster to stop it, but all fail, and, in turn, make everyone else except Dr. Ogami go to sleep. While cornered outside in the rain by the monster, Nanako is saved by Dr. Ogami, who manages to put it to sleep. The next day, Nanako goes over to Satsuki's room, hoping to ask her about "making her a real woman", but not the way Nanako thought. However, Nanako caught Satsuki at a bad moment... without her makeup on! In onda il: 1999-07-05 4: Fire-Crackers In her sleep, Nanako is fitted with a special suit which enables her to be a war machine. She can fly, shoot rockets, and fire bullets with the suit. She awakes to find herself in an exhibit showcasing the suit she is wearing. During her display, in which only Satsuki can control, she is stopped by a robot named Griffith, which also destroys tanks and people in the process. Inside, a man named Alan Mizuki claims she is a cyborg named Nana-Go, which was shown to him by Dr. Ogami in their early days in college together. The once-friend of Dr. Ogami has now become his biggest rival, after sabotaging an attempt to revive one of his loves, Jamie. Nanako pleads that she is not a cyborg, but a human. Mizuki refuses to listen, and still believes she is a cyborg, because she cannot take the suit off. Griffith is then released on her in combat, and eventually destroys half of the hospital. However, Mizuki drops the remote that controls Griffith, and that actives a mode which attacks anything that moves. While frozen, they try to figure out a way to retrieve the remote. When a rock falls from the ceiling, Griffith attacks it, giving them time to dash to the remote. Yet, their plans are foiled when a rock falls upon the remote and Griffith destroys it, destroying the remote also. It goes haywire and fires at everything in sight. Nanako is caught in the middle, and is forced to defeat the robot. She picks the robot up and throws it into the distance, defeating it, but also setting off a self-destruct sequence. It explodes, destroying Ogami Hospital. Outside, in plain view of the wreckage, Nanako soon realizes her suit is running low on battery power. The suit soon falls apart, revealing her completely naked to Mizuki, proving to him she is not a cyborg. She realizes what happened and covers herself. Mizuki is then carried away by authorities, but Jamie rescues him on the way to jail by self-destructing herself. At the end, Dr. Ogami returns from seeing his father to see that the hospital is in ruins. 4: Fire-Crackers In onda il: 1999-07-05 In her sleep, Nanako is fitted with a special suit which enables her to be a war machine. She can fly, shoot rockets, and fire bullets with the suit. She awakes to find herself in an exhibit showcasing the suit she is wearing. During her display, in which only Satsuki can control, she is stopped by a robot named Griffith, which also destroys tanks and people in the process. Inside, a man named Alan Mizuki claims she is a cyborg named Nana-Go, which was shown to him by Dr. Ogami in their early days in college together. The once-friend of Dr. Ogami has now become his biggest rival, after sabotaging an attempt to revive one of his loves, Jamie. Nanako pleads that she is not a cyborg, but a human. Mizuki refuses to listen, and still believes she is a cyborg, because she cannot take the suit off. Griffith is then released on her in combat, and eventually destroys half of the hospital. However, Mizuki drops the remote that controls Griffith, and that actives a mode which attacks anything that moves. While frozen, they try to figure out a way to retrieve the remote. When a rock falls from the ceiling, Griffith attacks it, giving them time to dash to the remote. Yet, their plans are foiled when a rock falls upon the remote and Griffith destroys it, destroying the remote also. It goes haywire and fires at everything in sight. Nanako is caught in the middle, and is forced to defeat the robot. She picks the robot up and throws it into the distance, defeating it, but also setting off a self-destruct sequence. It explodes, destroying Ogami Hospital. Outside, in plain view of the wreckage, Nanako soon realizes her suit is running low on battery power. The suit soon falls apart, revealing her completely naked to Mizuki, proving to him she is not a cyborg. She realizes what happened and covers herself. Mizuki is then carried away by authorities, but Jamie rescues him on the way to jail by self-destructing herself. At the end, Dr. Ogami returns from seeing his father to see that the hospital is in ruins. In onda il: 1999-07-05 5: The Last Spiral, Part 1 Another attempt to revive Jesus fails. Nanako and Dr. Ogami steal a plane, but Nanako, once again, believes she is going on vacation. The operation to begin the revival of the second Jesus is beginning, and she is on her way there. The government is about to find out Nanako's secret, and almost find out by going to what remains of the hospital. However, they are saved by a task force. The people who lived in the hospital are the ones who figures out that Nanako is a clone. While in the air, a "hijacker" tries to stop them, but fails, mostly because the plane is attacked by fighter jets. In the process, an engine aboard the plane explodes after being hit from one of the jets, making flight almost impossible. So, Nanako is ordered to remove all that she can from within the plane. It fails, and she also, in vain, removes a few articles of her clothing to also help. Yet, Dr. Ogami and Nanako exit the plane, and at the very end, Nanako's bra falls off and into the air. 5: The Last Spiral, Part 1 In onda il: 1999-07-05 Another attempt to revive Jesus fails. Nanako and Dr. Ogami steal a plane, but Nanako, once again, believes she is going on vacation. The operation to begin the revival of the second Jesus is beginning, and she is on her way there. The government is about to find out Nanako's secret, and almost find out by going to what remains of the hospital. However, they are saved by a task force. The people who lived in the hospital are the ones who figures out that Nanako is a clone. While in the air, a "hijacker" tries to stop them, but fails, mostly because the plane is attacked by fighter jets. In the process, an engine aboard the plane explodes after being hit from one of the jets, making flight almost impossible. So, Nanako is ordered to remove all that she can from within the plane. It fails, and she also, in vain, removes a few articles of her clothing to also help. Yet, Dr. Ogami and Nanako exit the plane, and at the very end, Nanako's bra falls off and into the air. In onda il: 1999-07-05 6: The Last Spiral, Part 2 Nanako and Dr. Ogami float to safety, and so begins the operation. They strip Nanako down and tie her up to begin the procedure. Dr. Ogami participates, but is really there to sabotage the entire experiment (not to mention cure Nanako). Before putting her under, Dr. Ogami tells Nanako that he called the Army to rescue them. After the first step in the experiment is completed, the Army and Air Force arrives to destroy the area, and the experiment is a complete failure. Another monster goes berzerk and starts killing people left and right, including the head of the experiment, Griffin. Saint, however, escapes with the information about the experiment, hoping to sell it to the highest bidder. Dr. Ogami and Nanako escape into a river and wind up near a waterfall. Dr. Ogami dreams of the past Nanako and himself falling in love, and the past Nanako encourages him. Nanako and Dr. Ogami are eventually saved by the rest of the gang. However, after returning to the base, it is revealed that Dr. Ogami was to be assigned to SkyLab 5, the newest orbital space station. Realizing that the assignment was really a means to hide him, Dr. Ogami refuses, stating that he will not work anywhere that doesn't have fish. After the Army offers to send up as much fish as he wants, Dr. Ogami adds that he prefers grated radish on his fish. After the Army agreed to this request, Dr. Ogami finally stipulated that only one person is allowed to grill the fish and grate the radish... Nanako! When she realized what Dr. Ogami meant, Nanako groaned in discouragement. 6: The Last Spiral, Part 2 In onda il: 1999-07-05 Nanako and Dr. Ogami float to safety, and so begins the operation. They strip Nanako down and tie her up to begin the procedure. Dr. Ogami participates, but is really there to sabotage the entire experiment (not to mention cure Nanako). Before putting her under, Dr. Ogami tells Nanako that he called the Army to rescue them. After the first step in the experiment is completed, the Army and Air Force arrives to destroy the area, and the experiment is a complete failure. Another monster goes berzerk and starts killing people left and right, including the head of the experiment, Griffin. Saint, however, escapes with the information about the experiment, hoping to sell it to the highest bidder. Dr. Ogami and Nanako escape into a river and wind up near a waterfall. Dr. Ogami dreams of the past Nanako and himself falling in love, and the past Nanako encourages him. Nanako and Dr. Ogami are eventually saved by the rest of the gang. However, after returning to the base, it is revealed that Dr. Ogami was to be assigned to SkyLab 5, the newest orbital space station. Realizing that the assignment was really a means to hide him, Dr. Ogami refuses, stating that he will not work anywhere that doesn't have fish. After the Army offers to send up as much fish as he wants, Dr. Ogami adds that he prefers grated radish on his fish. After the Army agreed to this request, Dr. Ogami finally stipulated that only one person is allowed to grill the fish and grate the radish... Nanako! When she realized what Dr. Ogami meant, Nanako groaned in discouragement. 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