Dr. Zone (franchise)

You may be looking for the Milo Murphy's Law episode of the same name.

The Doctor Zone Files, more properly Doctor Zone Files: The Next Regeneration is the latest incarnation of the Dr. Zone franchise. Previous incarnations include The Zone, Doctor Zone, Professor Zone, and Adjunct Faculty Member Zone; the latter one only lasted a semester.

In The Doctor Zone Files, Milo and Sara show a Dr. Zone Files marathon to Zack and Melissa to prepare them to see The Dr. Zone Files the Movie Files with them later that day.

In Wilder West, Sara recognizes part of a dude ranch as the shooting location of a previous Dr. Zone episode and alerts other fans.

In Missing Milo, Sara is watching the now found pilot episode of Dr. Zone and Diogee spots current-aged Milo on the program. So Sara, Melissa, and Zack wonder how Milo is on it even though it was shot in 1965. Upon seeing himself on screen later, Milo admitted that he isn't a very good actor. The episode was titled The Seed Beasts.

Characters

• Dr. Zone
• Time Ape
• Trash-candroids
• Cerebroids
• Seed beasts
• Arktropolis
• Cleopatra Zero
• Zarnallion

Credits

THE DR. ZONE FILES STARRED

Orton Mahlson as DR.HANKRY ZONE

Miguel Boddicker as ARKTROPOLIS

Watcha Willingmast as CLEOPATRA ZERO

Marlon Garter as ZARNALLION

and TIME APE as Himself

Billy as Willy

Ephram Tang as CERE-BROID #1

Bob Treeface as CERE-BROID #2

Wilber Oldentask as WONDER LLAMA

ASSOCIATE PRODUCER Scottielle Bernolsonuett

MUSIC Poven McPovenPoven

ART DIRECTOR Edgar "Cheese" Danish

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Wooly "Mammoth" Elephant

ASSISTANT PRODUCER Monkeyneck DeNiro

CASTING Charlton Easton

SOUND Chimp Aerobics

EDITOR Lianne Harding

COLOR Wang Doodle Dandy

TITLES Ebulent Escargo

DIRECTED by Rob Browen

EDITOR Joseway Prunet

filmed at Balsawood Studios, Inc.

Fans

• Sara Murphy
• Milo Murphy
• Diogee
• Melissa Chase
• Zack Underwood
• Josh
• Wally
• Kris
• Bertram
• At least one Undergrounder

Trivia

• The series is obviously inspired by Doctor Who, though with a few key differences:
  • Like Doctor Who, Doctor Zone is described as having existed for fifty years (though Doctor Who has now existed for closer to fifty-four years), but Dr. Zone is depicted as having only been portrayed by a single actor, Orton Mahlson, for the entire fifty year run of Dr. Zone. The Doctor from Doctor Who has been played by thirteen different actors to date, not counting stand-ins for actors who had passed away prior to their incarnation of the Doctor making a return guest appearance.
  • Dr. Zone, like the Doctor, is described as a time-traveling alien from another planet; however, while the Doctor merely left his home planet of Gallifrey, Dr. Zone was sent away from his home planet as an infant before it imploded in similar fashion to the origin story of Superman.
  • Both series feature an odd-shaped time machine; while the Doctor uses the TARDIS, which has the outward appearance of a 1960s British Police box, Dr. Zone uses the Time Bee-icle. This craft resembles a car with bee-like features; as a yellow car it may be an homage to Bessie, an automobile commonly used by the third incarnation of The Doctor played by Jon Pertwee.
• The name of the current incarnation of the Doctor Zone series actually pays homage to/parodies three different science fiction franchises: Doctor Who, Star Trek (specifically The Next Generation), and The X-Files.
• Orton Mahlson - the show's star - was inspired to create it after meeting real life time-travelers Vinnie Dakota and Balthazar Cavendish (often near Milo Murphy).