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Stingray’s Japanese linking material
In December 2000, television historian Jaz Wiseman was searching a film vault in London for material that could possibly be included on Carlton...
Anderson legends: The life and work of Shane Rimmer
Shane Rimmer was born Shane Lance Deacon in Toronto Canada on May 28th 1929. As a young man he got his start as...
Stingray: Remote Hope! – A Gerry Anderson A21 News Story
Continued From Previous Report Stingray cut swiftly through the undersea landscape. Inside, Troy Tempest was in contact with Marineville’s Control Tower via radio....
FAB Facts: Supermarionation voice artists in live action Anderson shows
Many voice artists who leant their voices to the shows of Supermarionation also appeared later on down the line in the live action...
Captain Scarlet – top five scariest Mysteronisation sequences
“The Mysterons: sworn enemies of Earth. Possessing the ability to recreate an exact likeness of an object or person. But first, they must...
Stingray: Titan’s Prize – A Gerry Anderson A21 News Story
Continued From Previous Report Despite their best efforts to turn the craft from its course, Commander Shore and Phones had no success. Soon...
“Allarme rosso, allarme rosso!” The UFO Italian cinema movies
When UFO first aired on Italy’s national television service RAI in October 1971, the country was still broadcasting in black and white. However,...
FAB Facts: The time the Space:1999 set caught fire!
There are some stories of accidents or larger than expected explosions on Gerry Anderson productions, and on one episode of Space:1999 a fire went...
Pod 205: Keith Alexander on SHADO
In this week’s episode of the Gerrry Anderson Podcast, our interview with Keith Alexander comes to a close. In the final chapter, Keith...
“Deep joy to the eyebold!” The Genesis of The Secret Service
1968’s Joe 90 ran for only one season of thirty episodes, after which came the traditional meeting between Gerry Anderson and Lew Grade...