Supermarionation Kids Hoodies

Thunderbird 2 in flight, from Gerry & Sylvia Anderson's TV series 'Thunderbirds'

Graphic of Stingray and other submarines from Gerry & Sylvia Anderson TV series 'Stingray'

Graphic of Hepcat from 'Stingray TV series

Captain Scarlet, chief operative of Spectrum is a very special man. When inspired by his heroic deeds please remember this warning from Colonel White. Captain Scarlet is Indestructible, YOU are not.

Sky One from Gerry & Sylvia Anderson's TV series 'UFO'

Graphic of World Navy sub 27 from Gerry & Sylvia Anderson's Stingray episode 'Man from the Navy'

Thunderbird 1 in flight, from Gerry & Sylvia Anderson's TV series 'Thunderbirds'

Graphic of Stingray submarine from Gerry & Sylvia Anderson TV series 'Stingray'

Fireball XL5, from the TV series produced by Gerry & Sylvia Anderson

Graphic of Surface Agent X20's sub from TV series 'Stingray'

Graphic of Missile Ejector from 'Stingray' episode 'The Big Gun'

Japanese logo from Gerry & Sylvia Anderson TV series 'Joe 90'

Graphic of Robert the Robot with a Steve Zodiac puppet - from the Gerry & Sylvia Anderson TV series 'Fireball XL5'.

Deltan insignia from 'Space: 1999' episode 'The Last Enemy'

Graphic of Videophone 'End Call' screen from 'Thunderbirds'

Graphic of 'World Videophone' logo from Gerry and Sylvia Anderson's 'Stingray' TV series

KLA logo from Ricochet, an episode of Gerry & Sylvia Anderson's 'Thunderbirds'

Back with another nostalgia piece, this time from the early Supermarionation era, back in 1962! This is hand rendered, based on the emblem worn on the World Space Patrol uniforms of the brave crew of the patrol ship, FIREBALL XL5, lead by Captain Steve Zodiac!

Graphic of Flight Path gauge from Gerry & Sylvia Anderson TV series 'UFO'

question mark logo in game

Rediscovering those crazy Thunderbirds and discovering that that series didn’t last as long as I would have liked, I quickly researched if there were any more of Gerry and Sylvia Andersons work. Thankfully i have Tubi and Tubi has Some of the best underated and lost stuff tv and movies have given us. Unfortunately Stingray is subpar at best. It does have some amazing set work and props (not that that was ever in question) the first three episodes the main guy gets kidnapped! Nuff said. Its cool but very dated. Marina and the baddies. She’s a mute from the ocean, and they all some kind of jealous fish.

Graphic of chart from Gerry & Sylvia Anderson's Space: 1999 (episode 'Voyager's Return')

Nuclear Waste graphic from Gerry & Sylvia Anderson's 'Space: 1999'

Expect the Unexpected

What if Mr. Rogers Nelson renamed Moonbase Alpha?