==Phrack Magazine== Volume Five, Issue Forty-Five, File 17 of 28 **************************************************************************** [While scouring through the fire hazard I call a bedroom, I stumbled upon this piece of history. I don't know how many of you will remember this, or moreover, how many of you will appreciate it, but here it is anyway.] --------------------------------------------------------------------------- (From Video Games, No. 16, January 1984) Hollywood-Style Bits and Bytes Whiz Kids' Executive Producer Phil DeGuere Takes You Behind the Scenes of His Hit TV Series by Richard Goodwin "I want to overcome what appears to be peoples' innate fear of computers at an early age to that they won't have any fear nor will be particularly in awe of them," says Executive Producer Phil DeGuere of his new TV series "Whiz Kids." At the time he was speaking, it was January and CBS had just given him the go-ahead to prepare a pilot. After the pilot was delivered in April, the network gave him a series commitment to produce the successive episodes. It wasn't until this past June that "WarGames" opened and DeGuere, who wasn't overly thrilled with the summer smash, goes to great length to make people aware that there are no similarities. In fact, he says, the idea was hatched more like a year-and-a-half ago, before WarGames even went into production. DeGuere, a large, slightly rumpled appearing Californian, is one of Universal's most successful television producers. He has been with the giant studio for nearly a decade and has had a string of popular series including "Baa Baa Black Sheep" and the current hit, "Simon and Simon." A long time fan of science fiction, DeGuere feels the new series, now seen on Wednesday evenings is living up to the original meaning of science fiction. He's taking today's technology and expanding upon it in fictionalized settings. "The important thing is versilitude and not accuracy," he says while seated in his large office. "You should feel when watching it that it's the real thing. I think we've succeeded in that because consistently, computer professionals have enjoyed the pilot and even though they know better than anybody that there are impossible things being done in that pilot. It's not like having a Volkswagon fly...it's not that impossible." Computer fans will find many identifiable machines on the show with most of the major companies represented in one way or another. "I've got to differentiate between what are essentially props on the one hand and working gadgets on the other," DeGuere explains. "In terms of props, you're going to see things like Apples and Ataris. We have been using some Aquariuses from Mattel and if Coleco ever comes up with ADAM, I'm sure we'll use that too. "On the higher tech side, we'll have some of the hot portable computers like Gavilan and Compass, all of which basically are things people sit at. There may not be any systems functioning during the course of the show. "When it comes to real working gadgets, it appears that we have worked out an arrangement with Xerox to use what is probably the most sophisticated personal computer in existence, the Xerox 1100, which is such an expensive machine and was responsible for some super-high resolution graphics in the pilot. After some modifications to the machine it will be capable of generating some great graphic material." DeGuere shifts a bit in his chair, runs a hand through his tousled hair and adds, "We're into some robots. We're using one called RB5. They're pretty amazing machines. RB5 is like an R2D2. We're planning to incorporate it into some classroom situations." The computer whiz and focal point of the series centers around Richie, the "hacker" played by Matthew Laborteaux. He's surrounded by three friends with varying degrees of interest in computers but all love the adventures. There's Hamilton Parker (Todd Porter), the freshman class president; Jeremy (Jeffrey Jacquet), the resident jock and Alice (Andrea Elson) who wants to belong to the gang. Richie is also forced to deal with a younger sister (Melanie Gaffin) who wants to be in on the action but is either too scared or perhaps intimidated a bit by Richie. The youngsters go to a progressive California high school with a full complement of computers and an exasperated teacher who is always bested by Richie. When danger lurks, though, the kids turn to Farley (Max Gail, best remembered as Wojo on "Barney Miller"), the crime reporter for the local paper. Originally, the kids were teamed with a younger reporter, but CBS decided a more adult, experienced role model was needed to offset the youthful exuberance of the stars. Also representing the adult world is a cop named Quinn, played by A. Martinez. And to keep things interesting, the cool and dapper Quinn dislikes Farley, a Damon Runyeonesque-type of guy. As seen in the pilot, the adults do not appear to be the brightest of people and DeGuere explains it's done on purpose. The focus of the show is on the kids. We want them, the underdogs, to succeed. In order for that to happen the adults have to tune them out," he defends. The first story has Richie and the gang bringing down an overambitious vice-president of a mammoth conglomerate. They story, while amusing, raised the ire of critics by the cavalier actions of the kids. At a promotional meeting held early this summer, DeGuere defended his show with characteristic bluntness. "I insulted them personally and I insulted their family and I insulted their heritage, their future generations, their profession and just about anything else I could think up. The major attention being an attempt to get them off this idea that they have uncovered some horrible sin. I think we were very successful in doing that." DeGuere says his series won't show the kids breaking into computers and invading peoples' privacy. Rather, the repercussions of such actions will form the core of some segments. "We were responsible on those subjects from the very beginning," he points out. "There is something synergistic about a computer program. A computer program does things that a computer designer does not always intend. Even if you sat down from scratch. If the armed forces came to you and said, 'Here's all the money and time in the world. You're going to start from scratch with the hardware and software. Build us a network that is totally secure.' I don't think it could be done. That's one of the things that's so fascinating about computers--the program ends up being more than the sum of its parts. Even though, in most states, there are statutes which state that accessing another computer system without permission is against the law." "Whiz Kids" will benefit from the experience of two consultants, adding a level of technical accuracy other films and television programs have missed. David Gunn worked on the pilot and was signed on by DeGuere for the duration of the series. "He's very knowledgeable in the field of microcomputers and I'm fairly knowledgeable myself," he says. "We have a technical advisor on the show who is an investigator for the District Attorney's office and is a peace officer who has specialized in computer crimes for years. So, when it comes to areas of legality on the one hand and technical accuracy on the other, we go to him. This is a very tiny portion of what's going on in the series. I personally would prefer the technological aspects to be handled as accurately as possible and I would rather have it believable than sound stupid. "In many cases we will have characters spewing a lot of jargon and it happens to be true but it's not intended to be something the audience has to follow. It's like medical shows where the doctors are talking about this and that," DeGuere explains. The series will be a fast-paced mixture of adventure and intrigue that usually has the kids stumbling upon a problem and then acting quickly to stop the crime or criminals without getting caught or killed. Added to the stories will be glimpses of their home lives and interrelationships. DeGuere repeats his hope that the show catches on and finds an audience so he can have the kids grow and develop, something fairly unique to series television. "If the show clicks, we have it cast in a way that allows us to follow them right on through college," he optimistically offers. When not in school, the kids will be clustered around Richie's home computer and trying to crack cases. Richie has built a complicated system that would be any hacker's dream including a voice activated system named RALF complete with camera and robot appendages (This way Richie can eat a sandwich while using both hands to manipulate the keyboard). DeGuere offers some upcoming storylines as examples of the broad mixture of the series. "Richie has a friend who he met at the computer store, who happens to be a data processing manager for a local chemical company. As it happens, they have just installed a new computer security program and he thinks the best way to test the program is to have a hacker like Richie try and break it. He hires Richie who breaks into the system and discovers a Trojan Horse buried in the computer. There's a program running inside the computer, developed by a bunch of unscrupulous people working at the company. These people are in the process of doing chemical biological warfare of their own, for sale to unfriendly third world nations. "Needless to say, the project manager quickly disappears and Richie is the only one who knows he's in trouble. He doesn't know why but he knows his friend is gone. The kids unravel the mystery." The show will also feature a guest appearance by "Simon and Simon's" Jameson Parker in a bid by DeGuere to help link together the two CBS series. Later in the season when the Simons need some computer expertise, they will approach Richie. "Or," DeGuere offers, "There is a computer used in the San Fernando Valley linking all the policemen to the department's computer. It's been the subject of a lot of articles because of cost overruns. Our story suggests that a clever criminal can figure out how to emulate one of the Mobile Data Terminals or the host computer. These are a bunch of bank robbers who figure out hat with come high tech stuff, they need only 15 minutes to get into the banks, get the money and leave. All you have to is make sure all the local police units in the area that could respond to the call are unavoidably detained for 15 minutes. "That's what they're doing at the start of the story. Everyone thinks it's a matter of computer error until Richie says, 'There's no such thing as computer error. It's people error.' They go on to prove that by stumbling on to the criminals." During the conversation, held long before the series finally premiered on October 5, DeGuere points out things are still developing. "We are, at the moment, waiting to see how several different approaches to storytelling turn out on film. Right now, I'm just seeing the rough cut of the first episode after the pilot. So I'd say we're in the gestation period right now. We are not one hundred percent sure of what mutations are going to be appropriate for this particular child. None of the things are quite formulated yet. "We're trying to inject and build into the scripts as many solid entertainment values as we can. We want to have characters you care about, relationships that feel real and a general sense of fun rather than try and throw everything about computers into it. We're trying to make it high tech on a lot of different levels, not just computers. "What happens on a new show, based on past experience, is that you don't know what is really working. I don't know until I get a chance to go home on Wednesday night and watch the evening news, watch the promos. I like to see how it leads into the movie and by that time, I will have begun to have an impression of what we're doing right and what we're doing wrong. Most series hit their peak, in terms of quality, in the middle of their second year. It's true of "Simon and Simon" and it's true of almost every other show I've worked on." The show was originally scheduled to air on Saturday nights but over the summer CBS switched it to Wednesday explaining that it would be a better opportunity to attract the youthful audience a show like "Whiz Kids" needs as a base. There are more TV sets in use on a Wednesday and the competition is diffuse with ABC offering "The Fall Guy" and NBC serving up more "Real People." This gives the show a better chance than if it was put up against "Different Strokes," "Silver Spoons" and "T.J. Hooker." "My personal feeling is that the show will be given a reasonable chance to succeed. It will probably mean two or three weeks after the World Series and if, by then, it has not established an audience, I do not anticipate it will be moved around--I don't know where they could move it to, frankly." As a result of researching the series, DeGuere who owns an Apple at home and has an office automation system in place, feels that he is fed up with computers. He complains of not being able to find the interest in running programs on his personal computer and has spent weeks getting the office system to work properly. Between that, researching the series, watching the critics nitpick "WarGames" apart and the press reporting every move made by the nation's hackers (most notably the 414 gang) he's fed up. "People are being bombarded about computers everywhere they turn. They take five steps and somewhere you'll be hit by the subject. Consequently, there may be an overkill factor involved. The best of all possible ways our series can benefit from "WarGames" is if a large number of our potential audience think that "WarGames" was a movie they might have wanted to see if they wanted to go to the movies." Fact or fiction, reality or overkill, Phil DeGuere is hoping that his series, co-created with producer Robert Shayne, will find a place in the prime-time sweepstakes. The idea is certainly unique and he is fortunate enough to have had the show in development when the rest of the world was just beginning to understand the important impact computers are having on our lives. 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