Track City
- Format
- TV
- Episodes
- 26
- Status
- Finished
- Genres
- Action
Jimmy was a typical boy who liked to play computer games. One day he was playing a game called 'Track City' when suddenly he got transported into the game world! Once he regained consciousness, a woman who apparently is the mayoress of the city explains to him that the world is threaten by a powerful malign virus and her allies and their only hope is to ask for the help of the "Legendary racer", the best player of 'Track City". Things get complicated when Jimmy learns that the game made a mistake and confused him with the Legendary racer! Will Jimmy learn the necessary skills to defeat the viruses that threaten the world? Or will he be erased by the 'big head', the heavenly punisher that annihilates those who cannot achieve victory?
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Track City is a television series produced in the late 1980s, primarily remembered as a vehicle for the Canadian track and field star Ben Johnson. Developed during a period when the intersection of sports celebrity and television entertainment was rapidly expanding, the show aimed to leverage Johnson's immense international profile following his record-breaking performances. It serves as a historical artifact of the brief transition period before the intense public scrutiny that followed his 1988 disqualification, capturing a moment where the athletic industry sought to translate professional success directly into episodic media.
The production design reflects the aesthetic of late 1980s Canadian television, characterized by a straightforward, studio-based approach to programming that aimed to highlight the star's persona rather than complex narrative arcs. Its development was indicative of a trend where high-profile athletes were frequently cast in scripted or semi-scripted roles to capitalize on their broader cultural relevance. Despite the intent, the series is largely cited in media retrospectives for how quickly the public perception of its lead transformed, ultimately leaving the show as a niche curiosity in the landscape of sports-related entertainment.
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