Zenon: The Zequel -

The film features several returning cast members alongside notable replacements:

: Directed by Manny Coto and written by Stu Krieger , who also wrote the catchphrase "Zetus Lapetus!" based on a constellation. Zenon: The Zequel

Set in the year 2051, 15-year-old (Kirsten Storms) finds herself in trouble once again after accidentally trashing Commander Plank's office. As punishment, she is assigned to the "boring" task of monitoring the Alien Patrol lab . However, the assignment becomes critical when she receives a mysterious signal that she believes is from extraterrestrials. The film features several returning cast members alongside

Simultaneously, the space station is placed under military command by , who plans to decommission parts of the "Space-Stay" due to prior damage. Zenon must sneak down to Earth to find her idol, pop star Proto Zoa , whom she believes the aliens are trying to contact. Along the way, she reluctantly teams up with her former nemesis, Margie Hammond , and ultimately discovers that the aliens were actually trying to communicate with her all along. Cast and Characters However, the assignment becomes critical when she receives

: The film features "Zap-Pads," handheld communication tablets similar to modern tablets, and includes a humorous reference to a fictional "Stock Market Crash of 2006".

is a science fiction comedy that premiered on the Disney Channel on January 12, 2001. It is the second installment in the Zenon film series and holds the distinction of being the first-ever sequel produced under the Disney Channel Original Movie (DCOM) banner. Plot Summary

(Shadia Simmons): Zenon's best friend, recast for this film (originally played by Raven-Symoné).