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Promotional banner, Reality Check, 1995
A promotional image for the TV show Reality Check

Reality Check was a fun TV show from 1995. It starred Ryan Seacrest as a character named Jack Craft. Jack was a 19-year-old inventor. One day, he got stuck inside his own computer project! This happened on June 8, 1995.

Later, on September 17, 1995, two siblings, Samantha and Nicholas Bonner, found the computer. They turned it back on. Their main goal was to help Jack Craft get out of the computer. They also met other people who were part of Jack's project.

The show was shown through something called syndication. This means different TV stations could air it. Each episode was about 15 minutes long, including commercials. The show was made with S & S Productions. It had 14 episodes in total before it finished.

Meet the Characters of Reality Check

This section introduces the main actors and the characters they played in the show.

  • Abigail Gustafson played Samantha Bonner.
  • John Aaron Bennett played Nicholas Bonner.
  • Ryan Seacrest played Jack Craft.
  • Tom Greer played Will.
  • Maria Cabini played Isis.
  • Blake Heron played Bud McNeight.
  • Yasmine Seyfi played Yasmine Shanna.
  • Marsha Crenshaw was the voice of DEV the computer and other characters.
  • Mike Dyche was the voice of Glitch and other characters.

Exploring the Episodes of Reality Check

Here are some of the episodes from the Reality Check TV series.

  • "Note Of A Different Color" - In this episode, Samantha writes a song for Earth Day. She gets help from a cartoon computer program named Mr. Re.
  • "The Great Escape" - This episode featured an exciting escape.
  • "The Ole Ballgame" - Nicholas learns about how to swing a baseball bat. He gets tips from Jack and special guest star Terry Pendleton.
  • One episode traveled through time. It showed what happened in the 1960s, 1970s (with Jack Craft), 1980s (with Isis), and the 1990s.
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