EvoRealm

EvoRealm was an Canadian-American science fiction series that premiered on Teen Network on November 6th, 2009, and concluded on February 12th, 2010. As a way to fill in time slots after Feelside 2010's midseason finale, and draw in a larger audience of teen boys, former FOXIS employee John M. Massey created EvoRealm. Unfortunately, the show did not draw in a large audience, nor teen boys. The show was not renewed for a 2nd season and was canceled shortly after the season 1 finale.
== Synopsis ==
Xander, a high school student, recently got into a vocational school, where he will improve his coding and video game creation skills. His friends Renata, Kayleb, and Kadasha, will join him as well. When Xander publishes him and his friend's first game project "Evorealm" onto Steam, his girlfriend, Jennifer, assumes he's splitting up with her to focus on his friends. Jen breaks into Xander's room and proceeds to beat him up. His friends are able to break up the two and treat Xander's injuries.
When Jennifer gets home and into her room, she pulls out a USB drive, with Xander's game on it. Jen takes apart the USB drive and puts a small microchip in the motherboard, which is later revealed to be a game-destroying virus codenamed "F4T4L". When Jen puts the drive into her computer, she is "magically" transported into EvoRealm, where she transforms into the game's main antagonist. Xander and his friends travel into the game throughout the series and take down side antagonists, while meeting EvoRealm's characters and befriending them in the process. 
In the series finale, which was originally the season finale, Xander and his friends defeat Jennifer, and they transport back into the real world, where Jen is arrested on domestic abuse and assault charges. 
== Main cast ==
* Billy Armstrong as Xander
* Calista Taylor as Renata
* Cayde Nicole as Kadasha
* Solomon White as Kayleb
* Gwen Atkinson as Jennifer/Jen
== Trivia ==
* After the finale of the show, the list of actors who were in EvoRealm were not listed anywhere online, not even in the credits. Luckily, an employee at FOXIS, who was adding new content to FOXIS' streaming lineup, was able to find all 14 episodes of EvoRealm in high quality, and with end credits listing the actors involved. At part 2 of the 2022 FOXIS Expo, the stars of EvoRealm reunited and announced a short documentary on the show.
* Xander and his friends' game production team is called "Lucid Studios".