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19 de maio de 2010
Soundtrack
There isn't much information circulating on the internet concerning the "Ocean Girl" soundtrack.
This soundtrack was composed by Garry McDonald and Laurie Stone back in 1994. The album features the following tracks:
1. Ocean Girl
2. Underwater Dreamworld
3. Forever Blue
4. Neri's Island
5. Storm Front
6. Wecome To ORCA
7. Wild And Free
8. The Deep
9. Tree House
10. Floating
11. Froggy's Surprise
12. Friends Forever
13. Tsunami
14. Island Mystery
15. Voyage Home
16. Ocean Sunset
17. Strange Happenings
18. Farewell Neri
The song "Forever Blue" was sung by Kim Chandler and is the only song in the album that is not an instrumental. I think the lyrics are lovely and fit perfectly Neri's character. So here it goes...
"Forever Blue"
Out where white horses fly
Sirens call from far
Long ships gather to light the way
A traveller's guiding star
Be still, hear the ancient word
Time moves ever on
Tomorrow welcomes a season's change
Like winter's song begun
The Forever Blue is calling
Deeper, the endless blue
Like sailors and dreamers
Falling, falling
Ride on white horses
Sail on the wind
Child of the Sea, forever blue
Be ever moving
Live wild and free
Child of the Sea, forever true, forever blue
Someday, from a distant shore
Sailors all return
Loved ones waiting to lead the way
Leave all your lanterns burn
The Forever Blue is calling
Deeper, the endless blue
Like sailors and dreamers
Falling, falling
Ride on white horses
Sail on the wind
Child of the Sea, forever blue
Be ever moving
Live wild and free
Child of the Sea, forever blue
Ride on white horses
Sail on the wind
Child of the Sea, forever blue
This soundtrack was composed by Garry McDonald and Laurie Stone back in 1994. The album features the following tracks:
1. Ocean Girl
2. Underwater Dreamworld
3. Forever Blue
4. Neri's Island
5. Storm Front
6. Wecome To ORCA
7. Wild And Free
8. The Deep
9. Tree House
10. Floating
11. Froggy's Surprise
12. Friends Forever
13. Tsunami
14. Island Mystery
15. Voyage Home
16. Ocean Sunset
17. Strange Happenings
18. Farewell Neri
The song "Forever Blue" was sung by Kim Chandler and is the only song in the album that is not an instrumental. I think the lyrics are lovely and fit perfectly Neri's character. So here it goes...
"Forever Blue"
Out where white horses fly
Sirens call from far
Long ships gather to light the way
A traveller's guiding star
Be still, hear the ancient word
Time moves ever on
Tomorrow welcomes a season's change
Like winter's song begun
The Forever Blue is calling
Deeper, the endless blue
Like sailors and dreamers
Falling, falling
Ride on white horses
Sail on the wind
Child of the Sea, forever blue
Be ever moving
Live wild and free
Child of the Sea, forever true, forever blue
Someday, from a distant shore
Sailors all return
Loved ones waiting to lead the way
Leave all your lanterns burn
The Forever Blue is calling
Deeper, the endless blue
Like sailors and dreamers
Falling, falling
Ride on white horses
Sail on the wind
Child of the Sea, forever blue
Be ever moving
Live wild and free
Child of the Sea, forever blue
Ride on white horses
Sail on the wind
Child of the Sea, forever blue
18 de maio de 2010
Seasons & Episodes
Here's a list of the episodes featured on each season.
Season 1
Airdate: 1994
1 - Strange Encounters
2 - Bad-Berry Dreams
3 - Secrets
4 - Hell N' High Water
5 - Past Imperfect
6 - The Real World
7 - Remember When
8 - Behind Enemy Lies
9 - Breaking Away
10 - In The Deep End
11 - The Girl Who Fell From The Sea
12 - Running Tide
13 - Siren Call
Season 2
Airdate: 1995
1 - The Return
2 - Where No Whale Swims
3 - Father's Message
4 - Records And Collections
5 - Mera
6 - The Institute
7 - No Place Like Home
8 - Our Island
9 - Underwater And Undercover
10 - Secrets Out
11 - Sabotage
12 - The Arrival
13 - The Return
Season 3
Airdate: 1996/1997
1 - Danger In The Reef
2 - Amnesia
3 - Draining The Spaceship
4 - Kal Who Knows No Fear
5 - Diving Around Obstacles
6 - Winston & Water
7 - A Super-Sportsman
8 - Extraterrestrial Abilities
9 - The Capsule In The Desert
10 - Benny In Trouble
11 - Cassandra's Nightmare
12 - The Helicopter Exam
13 - Lena's Betrayal
14 - Changes
15 - The Spy
16 - Gamma Level: Radioactive
17 - Charlie Is Stranded
18 - The Love Letter
19 - Jason & The Abyss
20 - Eavesdropper
21 - Water In The Desert
22 - The Safe Deposit Key
23 - The China Man
24 - The Stone Fish
25 - Time Bomb In The Jungle
26 - The Last Chance
Season 4
Airdate: 1998/2006
1 - Operation Sphinx
2 - The Mysterious Pyramid
3 - The Transport
4 - The Golden Ankh
5 - Stranded In The Desert
6 - The Lie Detector
7 - The Bug
8 - A Wrong Friend
9 - The Hunt For The Golden Ankh
10 - The History Of The Whale Woman
11 - Cheat
12 - Imprisoned In The Bunker
13 - Attempt At Revival
14 - The Snake Bite
15 - A Spirit Appears
16 - Helen Learns The Laughter
17 - Mera Escapes To Earth
18 - The Race
19 - The Attack
20 - The Taking Of Hostages
21 - The Red Virus
22 - Before The Countdown
23 - The Countdown
24 - The Ice Melts
25 - The Blood Test
26 - The Queen
Season 1
Airdate: 1994
1 - Strange Encounters
2 - Bad-Berry Dreams
3 - Secrets
4 - Hell N' High Water
5 - Past Imperfect
6 - The Real World
7 - Remember When
8 - Behind Enemy Lies
9 - Breaking Away
10 - In The Deep End
11 - The Girl Who Fell From The Sea
12 - Running Tide
13 - Siren Call
Season 2
Airdate: 1995
1 - The Return
2 - Where No Whale Swims
3 - Father's Message
4 - Records And Collections
5 - Mera
6 - The Institute
7 - No Place Like Home
8 - Our Island
9 - Underwater And Undercover
10 - Secrets Out
11 - Sabotage
12 - The Arrival
13 - The Return
Season 3
Airdate: 1996/1997
1 - Danger In The Reef
2 - Amnesia
3 - Draining The Spaceship
4 - Kal Who Knows No Fear
5 - Diving Around Obstacles
6 - Winston & Water
7 - A Super-Sportsman
8 - Extraterrestrial Abilities
9 - The Capsule In The Desert
10 - Benny In Trouble
11 - Cassandra's Nightmare
12 - The Helicopter Exam
13 - Lena's Betrayal
14 - Changes
15 - The Spy
16 - Gamma Level: Radioactive
17 - Charlie Is Stranded
18 - The Love Letter
19 - Jason & The Abyss
20 - Eavesdropper
21 - Water In The Desert
22 - The Safe Deposit Key
23 - The China Man
24 - The Stone Fish
25 - Time Bomb In The Jungle
26 - The Last Chance
Season 4
Airdate: 1998/2006
1 - Operation Sphinx
2 - The Mysterious Pyramid
3 - The Transport
4 - The Golden Ankh
5 - Stranded In The Desert
6 - The Lie Detector
7 - The Bug
8 - A Wrong Friend
9 - The Hunt For The Golden Ankh
10 - The History Of The Whale Woman
11 - Cheat
12 - Imprisoned In The Bunker
13 - Attempt At Revival
14 - The Snake Bite
15 - A Spirit Appears
16 - Helen Learns The Laughter
17 - Mera Escapes To Earth
18 - The Race
19 - The Attack
20 - The Taking Of Hostages
21 - The Red Virus
22 - Before The Countdown
23 - The Countdown
24 - The Ice Melts
25 - The Blood Test
26 - The Queen
Opening & Ending Credits
I obviously cannot post the episodes here... but, like I said before, I'm going to post the opening and ending credits for each season. The 4th season has no opening or ending credits.
Season 1
Opening Credits
Ending Credits
Season 2
Opening Credits
Ending Credits
Season 3
Opening Credits
Ending Credits
Season 1
Opening Credits
Ending Credits
Season 2
Opening Credits
Ending Credits
Season 3
Opening Credits
Ending Credits
Plot
Here's a "little" plot of the series.
Season 1
Neri is a young girl with an affinity for water, super-human strength, the ability to swim long distances, and super-human lung capacity. She lives alone on an otherwise deserted island.
Early in the first season, Neri befriends two Australian boys: Jason and Brett Bates. This friendship is at first a highly-guarded secret due to Neri's fear of other humans. The Bates brothers live in an elaborate underwater research and environmental protection facility called ORCA, located near Port Douglas, Queensland. At the beginning of the series, they move to ORCA in order for their mother, Dr. Dianne Bates, to study whale song. A significant portion of the series takes place on ORCA itself, and looks at the activities of its inhabitants, many of whom are school-aged children, just as Jason and Brett.
As the series progresses, it is explained that Neri came to Earth on a spaceship with her father when she was young, though his death soon after leaves Neri to fend for herself. Prior to meeting Jason and Brett, Neri's only friend was a humpback whale (called "jali" in Neri's native tongue), whom she names "Charley", and with whom she can communicate. Later in the series, Neri's curiosity leads her to explore ORCA, while Dr. Bates' study of Charley's whale song helps her identify Neri as the intended recipient of that song. Eventually, Dr. Bates and her assistant, Dr. Winston Seth, become embroiled in Jason and Brett's effort to keep Neri a secret, while also performing numerous tests on Neri to understand how she's able to communicate with whales.
Season 2
At the same time that the Bates learn about Neri, a rival research organization, the UBRI Corporation, are introduced. Headed by Dr. Hellegren, UBRI have learned that a spacecraft landed somewhere in the vicinity of ORCA, and begin their own search for any personnel that may have survived. Simultaneously, they work on other projects which threaten the natural ecology of the ocean around ORCA. Eventually, they put in play an effort to build the so-called "ORCA City", an elaborate underwater construction that will likely eradicate much of the natural life on the sea floor. In response, Dr. Bates' mission changes over the course of the series from cetologist to environmental protectionist. This role becomes more prominent beginning with the third season, when UBRI representatives establish themselves onboard ORCA.
As Neri gradually discovers more of her island and ORCA, she also begins to understand her greater purpose. This self-awakening is particularly enhanced by encounters with others of her kind. In the second season, she discovers her sister, Mera, and the two are given the opportunity to return to their home planet. Mera avails herself of this option, but Neri stays, feeling that she must discover what her father was trying to do on Earth.
Season 3
In the third season, she gains entry into the downed spacecraft that originally brought her to Earth. There, she finds another of her people in suspended animation. The new character, Kal, proves to be the son of the pilot of the vessel, and helps her tap into the ship's memory core. She finds the ship's log, which explains that her father was trying to find a substance that would revitalize Earth's oceans (the Synchronium). She then dedicates her life to her father's cause, giving her a genuine sense of purpose that she had perhaps lacked earlier in the series.
While the primary cast gets new motivations by UBRI's move to ORCA and Kal's appearance on the island, the secondary cast radically changes at the outset of the third season (all of the original kids are replaced by a new crew, and more adults are added to the ORCA staff).
As Neri begins her father's mission, she is drawn farther and farther away from her island. Beginning in the middle of the third season, some episodes are primarily based on land.
Season 4
By the fourth season, some episodes are set in Egypt, and her father's quest eventually leads her back to the "Ocean World", her home planet. Most of the plots involving the secondary kids on ORCA are reduced in the final season, in order to allow for greater exploration of Neri's homeworld. Several new characters of Neri's species are introduced. Likewise, the threat of UBRI fades, to be replaced by a new organization, PRAXIS (Preventative Response And eXtraterritorial Intelligence Service) and by rebels in the Ocean Planet. This group is dedicated to protecting against any threats posed by extraterrestrial life, and its agents comes to believe Neri and her people are a problem for Earth. They thus chased Neri and the Bates boys around the world. When a mysterious underwater pyramid is discovered in the ocean, Neri and the Bates boys enter it and discover more about the Ocean Planet, and Neri's mission on Earth. When the rebellion in the Ocean World is growing, Mera escapes to Earth and reunited with Neri. But PRAXIS sees this pyramid as a danger to the Earth. Much of the final season is thus concerned with PRAXIS' attempt to attack the pyramid, as well as with a "Red Virus" which is spreading in the oceans of Neri's homeworld, the Ocean Planet. Eventually, in the series finale, Jason, Brett and Neri are able to repulse PRAXIS' efforts and the rebellion, The Earth is saved, and Neri enters into a new life as princess of the Ocean World.'
Source: Wikipedia
Edited by me
Season 1
Neri is a young girl with an affinity for water, super-human strength, the ability to swim long distances, and super-human lung capacity. She lives alone on an otherwise deserted island.
Early in the first season, Neri befriends two Australian boys: Jason and Brett Bates. This friendship is at first a highly-guarded secret due to Neri's fear of other humans. The Bates brothers live in an elaborate underwater research and environmental protection facility called ORCA, located near Port Douglas, Queensland. At the beginning of the series, they move to ORCA in order for their mother, Dr. Dianne Bates, to study whale song. A significant portion of the series takes place on ORCA itself, and looks at the activities of its inhabitants, many of whom are school-aged children, just as Jason and Brett.
As the series progresses, it is explained that Neri came to Earth on a spaceship with her father when she was young, though his death soon after leaves Neri to fend for herself. Prior to meeting Jason and Brett, Neri's only friend was a humpback whale (called "jali" in Neri's native tongue), whom she names "Charley", and with whom she can communicate. Later in the series, Neri's curiosity leads her to explore ORCA, while Dr. Bates' study of Charley's whale song helps her identify Neri as the intended recipient of that song. Eventually, Dr. Bates and her assistant, Dr. Winston Seth, become embroiled in Jason and Brett's effort to keep Neri a secret, while also performing numerous tests on Neri to understand how she's able to communicate with whales.
Season 2
At the same time that the Bates learn about Neri, a rival research organization, the UBRI Corporation, are introduced. Headed by Dr. Hellegren, UBRI have learned that a spacecraft landed somewhere in the vicinity of ORCA, and begin their own search for any personnel that may have survived. Simultaneously, they work on other projects which threaten the natural ecology of the ocean around ORCA. Eventually, they put in play an effort to build the so-called "ORCA City", an elaborate underwater construction that will likely eradicate much of the natural life on the sea floor. In response, Dr. Bates' mission changes over the course of the series from cetologist to environmental protectionist. This role becomes more prominent beginning with the third season, when UBRI representatives establish themselves onboard ORCA.
As Neri gradually discovers more of her island and ORCA, she also begins to understand her greater purpose. This self-awakening is particularly enhanced by encounters with others of her kind. In the second season, she discovers her sister, Mera, and the two are given the opportunity to return to their home planet. Mera avails herself of this option, but Neri stays, feeling that she must discover what her father was trying to do on Earth.
Season 3
In the third season, she gains entry into the downed spacecraft that originally brought her to Earth. There, she finds another of her people in suspended animation. The new character, Kal, proves to be the son of the pilot of the vessel, and helps her tap into the ship's memory core. She finds the ship's log, which explains that her father was trying to find a substance that would revitalize Earth's oceans (the Synchronium). She then dedicates her life to her father's cause, giving her a genuine sense of purpose that she had perhaps lacked earlier in the series.
While the primary cast gets new motivations by UBRI's move to ORCA and Kal's appearance on the island, the secondary cast radically changes at the outset of the third season (all of the original kids are replaced by a new crew, and more adults are added to the ORCA staff).
As Neri begins her father's mission, she is drawn farther and farther away from her island. Beginning in the middle of the third season, some episodes are primarily based on land.
Season 4
By the fourth season, some episodes are set in Egypt, and her father's quest eventually leads her back to the "Ocean World", her home planet. Most of the plots involving the secondary kids on ORCA are reduced in the final season, in order to allow for greater exploration of Neri's homeworld. Several new characters of Neri's species are introduced. Likewise, the threat of UBRI fades, to be replaced by a new organization, PRAXIS (Preventative Response And eXtraterritorial Intelligence Service) and by rebels in the Ocean Planet. This group is dedicated to protecting against any threats posed by extraterrestrial life, and its agents comes to believe Neri and her people are a problem for Earth. They thus chased Neri and the Bates boys around the world. When a mysterious underwater pyramid is discovered in the ocean, Neri and the Bates boys enter it and discover more about the Ocean Planet, and Neri's mission on Earth. When the rebellion in the Ocean World is growing, Mera escapes to Earth and reunited with Neri. But PRAXIS sees this pyramid as a danger to the Earth. Much of the final season is thus concerned with PRAXIS' attempt to attack the pyramid, as well as with a "Red Virus" which is spreading in the oceans of Neri's homeworld, the Ocean Planet. Eventually, in the series finale, Jason, Brett and Neri are able to repulse PRAXIS' efforts and the rebellion, The Earth is saved, and Neri enters into a new life as princess of the Ocean World.'
Source: Wikipedia
Edited by me
17 de maio de 2010
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