Peter Dyneley
Jeff Tracy
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- 2015 · Action
The Thunderbirds are a team of U.S. Air Force pilots who perform for people all around the world to display the pride, precision and professionalism of the F-16 Fighting Falcon and the U.S. Air Force. Learn about their team, schedule, news, history and how to join them or see a show.
Premise. Set between 2065 and 2067, [8] [9] [10] [11] [Note 1] Thunderbirds follows the exploits of the Tracy family, headed by American industrialist and ex-astronaut Jeff Tracy. Jeff is a widower with five adult sons: Scott, John, Virgil, Gordon and Alan.
- Gerry Anderson (Series Two)
- 32 (list of episodes)
- 30 September 1965 –, 25 December 1966
- ITV
Thunderbirds is a British action adventure show about a family of superheroes who use futuristic vehicles to save people in distress. IMDb provides cast and crew information, episode guide, trivia, reviews, videos and more for this cult classic series.
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- 1965-09-30
- Animation, Action, Adventure
- 50
Watch videos from the original Thunderbirds series and the new action packed series, Thunderbirds Are Go. Subscribe to the official channel and enjoy the classic moments, behind the scenes and more.
Series 1 of Thunderbirds comprised 26 episodes, each approximately 50 minutes long. Episodes are listed in the official order published by distributor ITC Entertainment , which matches the order of production.
Jan 19, 2013 · Learn everything about Thunderbirds, the 1960s TV series created by Gerry Anderson that features the adventures of International Rescue, a global rescue organisation. Discover the characters, the machines, the history, the films, the merchandise and more.
A TV series of three new episodes of Thunderbirds, the classic 1960s sci-fi show, produced in 2015 to mark its 50th anniversary. Watch the adventures of International Rescue, a global organization that saves lives with their futuristic vehicles and gadgets.
