see Zenon, but lets her stay when he becomes smitten with Aunt Judy. Plank still won't believe Zenon's story, especially when Wyndham accuses her of trying to sabotage the station. Zenon manages to load Andrew's antivirus program on the station's computers in time. Wyndham is arrested with his assistant Lutz while everyone else enjoys the Microbe concert. Cast Kirsten Storms as Zenon Kar Raven-Symoné as Nebula Wade Stuart Pankin as Commander Edward Plank Holly Fulger as Aunt Judy Cling Frederick Coffin as Parker Wyndham Bob Bancroft as Mr. Lutz Greg Thirloway as Mark Kar Phillip Rhys as Proto Zoa / Microbe Gwynyth Walsh as Astrid Kar Lauren Maltby as Margie Hammond Danielle Fraser as Lynx Brenden Richard Jefferson as Andrew Blair Slater as Aquillat Zach Lipovsky as Matt Neil Denis as Leo Gregory Smith as Greg Kea Wong as Gemma David Meyer (Astronomy Professor at Northwestern University) as Proto Zoa's Groupie Production Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century was a failed pilot for a proposed television series. It was directed by Kenneth Johnson. The film was produced by de Passe Entertainment for Disney Channel, and executive produced by Suzanne de Passe and Suzanne Coston. Filming began in August 1998, in Vancouver, British Columbia. The rocket launch yard scenes were filmed at the Plaza of Nations. Release Zenon was originally slated to air on the Disney Channel in December 1998, but ultimately premiered on January 23, 1999. Walt Disney Home Video released it on VHS in September 2000. The film is available on iTunes, Google Play, and Disney+. The special edition version on VHS has a bonus feature of Disney's Travelers. Reception On Rotten Tomatoes, the film has an approval rating of 62% based on audience scores. The film and its sequels have since developed somewhat of a cult following. Sequels The film was followed by Zenon: The Zequel (2001) and Zenon: Z3 (2004). See also List of American films of 1999 List of films featuring space stations References External links 1999 television films 1999 films American adventure films American children's films American science fiction films American space adventure films Disney Channel Original Movie films Films based on children's books Films set in 2049 Films shot in Vancouver Television pilots not picked up as a series Zenon 1990s children's films American science fiction television films Television films as pilots Films directed by Kenneth Johnson (producer) 1990s American films