Episode list

ReBoot

Infected

Wed, Aug 30, 1995
Disguised as an upgrade, Megabyte enters Mainframe's core control chamber. He badly hurts Phong and initiates an Erase Command that almost destroys the System, only to be thwarted by Bob exploiting his greed.
9.1 /10
High Code

Wed, Sep 06, 1995
A code master from the Net is searching Mainframe for a code master by the name of Tallon. It seems crotchety old Mr.Pearson might have some information to share.
8.8 /10
When Games Collide
Megabyte's attempt to siphon energy from Mainframe causes two game cubes to overlap and trap him and Bob together to fight the User.
8.9 /10
Bad Bob

Wed, Sep 20, 1995
Megabyte's continued attempts to steal Mainframe's energy lands Bob and Enzo in a corrupted Mad Max gamecube. With all of Mainframe's energy at risk for nullification, Bob must keep both the Users and the sprites from winning the game.
9 /10
Painted Windows

Wed, Nov 01, 1995
Hexadecimal breaks into the Principal Office Archives and tampers with the paint program, using all of Mainframe as her canvas.
8.2 /10
AndrAIa

Wed, Nov 08, 1995
With no other young sprites in Mainframe, Enzo is lonely. When an aquatic game drops on the diner, Enzo makes friends with a game sprite named AndrAla.
9 /10
NullZilla

Tue, Dec 26, 1995
Something horrible comes through Hexadecimal's looking glass, mutating her into a black supervirus. The nulls launch an offensive on her, creating a gigantic null monster.
9.1 /10
Gigabyte

Tue, Dec 26, 1995
The entity that came through the looking glass attacks and corrupts Megabyte, who then merges with Hexadecimal, transforming the two of them into Gigabyte, the next generation of virus.
9.2 /10
Trust No One

Wed, Jan 24, 1996
Bob is on the case when a string of abductions claim Al's waiter and Dot. Special CGI agents Fax Modem and Data Nully arrive to investigate.
8.4 /10
Web World Wars

Wed, Jan 31, 1996
A portal to the Web hovers over Mainframe, and its citizens must prepare for war. Due to the situation Bob gives Enzo a commission as a cadet guardian. Megabyte and Hexadecimal join the battle, but they have a secret ulterior motive.
9.3 /10

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