Has anybody watched "Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons"?

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I ordered it at amazon.co.jp, and it still doesn't arrive. Will you please tell me your opinion about it?:)
 
Are you referring to the puppet-toon from the late 60s? I used to watch them when I was a kid. They're awesome if you like that kind of thing, though the vehicles were not a s cool as the ones in the Thunderbirds.
 
Dun dun dun..

Dun dun dun dun!

Aww thanks allot now I have the theme stuck in my head. The BBC usually re runs these on BBC 2 occasionally, although I havent watched them since I was a kid.Although I did make the mysterons shiny thing with 2 cd's.

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You're missing the point man, it wasn't about the vehicles. He was indistructable :p , although I have some doubts about that because I swear he always used to faint at a point and come to in a hospital bed. I mean surely if he is indistructable he might be able to keep concious.

Oh someobody remind me that Red Dwarf is on at 11:30, it's the first series and everything.
 
Yeah, I remember the scene from the opening credits where Captain Scarlet gets run over by the tank. Always wakes up in a hospital bed!
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Puppettoons are so cool.
 
Just thinking about the camp way that they walked is making me laugh. I wouldn't mind seeing them again though, I did watch them quite allot when I was younger.

Wasn't there another series by the same people, but it was about a submarine or something?
 
I think that was Thunderbirds. I used to watch that one, and a bunch of Japanese series. One was called Specra Man. Any one remember it? With that big fin on his metal head, shooting death beams out of his hands, and flying around?

There was another Japanese one, too. A family that turned into rockets and bak into people again.
 
When I was little (and I'm only 16) I watched Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet and everything Gerry Anderson. It all rocked ass.

Did anybody ever see the anime spin-off, Thunderbirds 2086? That was friggin' cool.

BTW, Race Idiot, use Amazon and get the 1st and 2nd series of Red Dwarf on DVD. I have both and they rule :D
 
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One was called Specra Man. Any one remember it? With that big fin on his metal head, shooting death beams out of his hands, and flying around?
Would that be Ultraman, with the psychedelic opening that swirled in to spell the title? That was live-action, along the lines of a Gojira movie.
There was another Japanese one, too. A family that turned into rockets and bak into people again.
That would be Astro Boy, I believe, if it was animated.
 
It wasn't animated. I wish I could remember. They were all on a station that played all those Japanese shows, including Speed Racer... and all the monster movies on the weekends... Godzilla, Gamera, etc. And they also played Clutch Cargo.

Ah... UHF in the '70's :(

I miss it.
 
You and me both. I used to watch "Dr. Shock's Horror Theatre" every Saturday that I wasn't outside, and Speed Racer every afternoon.

UHF ruled. Somehow, cable hasn't quite figured out how to replace it.
 
Funny how anime is regarded as some new, hip thing, when Speed Racer had come and gone 20 years ago.... only to have a brief revival about eight years ago in some techno/porno dance song :rolleyes:
 
I think s r is over 20 years old, even in the US. i hate marrionation.
 
It must be because I was watching repeats in first grade or kindergarden.
 
[Wasn't there another series by the same people, but it was about a submarine or something? [/B][/QUOTE]

That might be "Stingray". It's about this underwater war and the main machine is the submarine called Stingray.


I watched Captain Scarlet (It arrived finally!), and I actually liked it better than Thunderbirds. More serious tone than Thunderbirds. But I can't believe how many times he dies!:lol:
 
What about "Terrahawks"? Now that was class. Great theme music too.
 
I just saw a commercial for this series on A&E. Guess you could've saved some $.
 
I saw it and read that DVDs were sold of the "Terrahawks", but what is it about?
 
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