Lew Grade famously was Gerry Anderson’s biggest supporter, funding many of his television shows and films, as well as actually buying out his...
By Chris DaleFebruary 18, 2022Continued from Part 1… 1995 Continuing with weekday morning broadcasts, Joe 90 concluded its first run on BBC 1 with The Birthday on...
By Chris DaleJanuary 15, 2022CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS REPORT Trying to trace the sports hopper from CCTV footage was a dead end. The cameras covering the side of...
By Andrew ClementsDecember 17, 2021CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS REPORT Brogan stood on the roof of the NYPD building and watched as the hovering ambulance took to the air...
By Andrew ClementsDecember 10, 2021One of the most important aspects of any television production is a great theme tune, and the Anderson shows were blessed with some...
By Chris DaleDecember 5, 2021New York never changed. The large bulletproof window of the 99th Precinct building looked out over the same towering skyscrapers and packed hover...
By Andrew ClementsDecember 3, 2021It’s that time of year again! Halloween is upon us, and we’re in a mood to celebrate the scarier side of the Anderson...
By Chris DaleOctober 31, 2021This week’s edition of the Gerry Anderson Podcast sees the conclusion of Jamie’s interview with Gary Martin! Gary talks about what’s new in...
By Chris DaleOctober 19, 2021Would you like to hear the story of how Gary Martin became a performer narrated to you by the voice of Gary Martin...
By Chris DaleOctober 12, 2021In 1993 the fledgling toy company Vivid Imaginations secured the rights to produce toys based on Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons, aiming for...
By Chris DaleAugust 28, 2021