
Japanese satellite channel Super! Drama TV will be showing the second season of The Protectors, together with a repeat of series one, in January.
https://www.superdramatv.com/new/2024/11/20251-swat-7.html
Thanks to Kenji Rinoie for the news.

Japanese satellite channel Super! Drama TV will be showing the second season of The Protectors, together with a repeat of series one, in January.
https://www.superdramatv.com/new/2024/11/20251-swat-7.html
Thanks to Kenji Rinoie for the news.

Gerry and Sylvia Anderson’s underwater classic Stingray is returning to Talking Pictures TV from Saturday 8th December at 08:25.
The acclaimed British children’s science fiction series about a futuristic submarine patrol that’s responsible for policing the Earth’s oceans, was filmed in 1963 using a combination of marionette puppetry and scale model special effects.
Stingray joins Talking Pictures TV’s current screenings of Fireball XL5, Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet And The Mysterons, demonstrating the channel’s proud and continued support of classic TV, and to bring these series to a new audience! How long until Joe 90 or The Secret Service join TPTV’s schedule? Contact TPTV’s co-founder Noel Cronin BEM to let him know you want to see them on TV again (you can remind him that it would be The Secret Service‘s UK premiere in most regions, having only been screened by ATV, Granada and Southern previously)!
Talking Pictures TV is available in the UK on Freeview/Youview 82, Freesat 306, Sky channel 328 and Virgin 445, with a streaming service at www.tptvencore.co.uk

Gerry and Sylvia Anderson’s 1964 series Thunderbirds is returning to Talking Pictures TV (in the UK) on Sunday, 22nd September at 12:20 as Trapped In The Sky will be on UK television screens again.
Thankfully, this is not a one-off screening as with Terror In New York City recently, as the series continues and is joined by screenings on Thursdays at 5am.
Talking Pictures TV is available in the UK on Freeview/Youview 82, Freesat 306, Sky channel 328 and Virgin 445, with a streaming service at www.tptvencore.co.uk

Talking Pictures TV is delighted to announce that Gerry and Sylvia Anderson’s Captain Scarlet And The Mysterons is coming to the channel from Saturday 1st June at 15:00, taking Stingray‘s slot (that series’ current run ends with Tune Of Danger on 25th May). You can view TPTV’s trailer here.
The acclaimed British children’s science fiction television was filmed in 1967, using a combination of electronic marionette puppetry and scale model special effects. The adventure series features the officers of Spectrum, protecting Earth from the weekly threats from the Mysterons.
Captain Scarlet And The Mysterons follows the Talking Pictures TV’s acquisitions of Fireball XL5, Stingray and Thunderbirds last year and shows the channel’s proud and continued support of classic TV, and to bring these series to a new audience!
Talking Pictures TV is available on Freeview/Youview 82, Freesat 306, Sky channel 328 and Virgin 445, with the Encore catch-up service also available.

The UK’s newest cult TV channel comes to Freeview today, and within its schedules is Space:1999!
Gerry and Sylvia Anderson’s 1975/6 masterpiece live-action series is being broadcast on Saturdays at 08:30, with a repeat screening at 18:00.
UPDATED 22/10/24: Rewind’s Space:1999 has re-starting from the beginning, now showing at 13:00 every weekday, with all of that week’s episodes shown again from 06:30 on Saturday
See some of Rewind’s other highlights in their ‘sizzle reel‘ on YouTube.
Rewind Television is available on Freeview 95 and Sky 190.

Propstore has released details of lots in their upcoming Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction that will be of interest to fans of Gerry and Sylvia Anderson’s productions.
In the Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction: London 2024, running 14th to 17 November you’ll find:
See the full auction details and catalogue and register for online bidding here.



Gerry and Sylvia Anderson’s 1962 series Fireball XL5 is returning to broadcast in the UK on Talking Pictures TV!
Talking Pictures TV will start another run of the black and white classic with Planet 46 on Saturday 23rd November at 14:25. See their full schedule for coming weeks here.
Talking Pictures TV is available in the UK on Freeview/Youview 82, Freesat 306, Sky channel 328 and Virgin 445, with a streaming service at www.tptvencore.co.uk

To celebrate the third in our series of exclusive soundtracks to the Super Space Theater compilation movies, we’ve got a special offer for the rest of October!
Buy all three SST movies and get our Super Space Theater book and art prints half-price!
OFFER TERMS AND CONDITIONS (in addition to our standing Ts&Cs)

Fanderson was celebrating Space:1999’s 50th anniversary with fans at the London:1999 convention in September.
In a room full of original and replica models and costumes, the jaw-dropping centrepiece was Darrell Simmonds’ Eagle 6 cockpit replica!
An amazing roll-call of guests were available for talks, interviews or casual chats throughout the weekend:












Gerry and Sylvia Anderson’s daughter Dee Anderson and journalist/writer/broadcaster and Space:1999 fan Samira Ahmed rounded off the weekend’s guests.

Fanderson’s Mel Rowlands and Nick Williams were on-hand to talk with fans and spread the word about Fanderson, and we launched two great new pieces of exclusive club merchandise at the event:
Both of these items are available to buy from Fanderson Sales now!

We’re proud to announce that Fanderson made a contribution of £220 (our contribution from sales over the weekend) to the two London:1999 convention charities – Great Ormond Street Hospital and Alzheimer’s Research Centre.
This is just the club’s contribution from sales over the weekend, whilst the total amount raised at the convention from auctions etc will be announced in due course.

In tribute to legendary Anderson voice artist David Graham, who died earlier today, Talking Pictures have re-released their mini-documentary about the actor.
Filmed by Fanderson member Jeff Smart, Talking Thunderbirds is a series of documentaries featuring interviews with people involved in making our favourite puppet TV show. In this episode, David Graham discusses his career, where the inspiration for Parker’s voice came from, being the voice of the Daleks, and other varieties of characters he’s voiced!
Encore is a free service – watch via the red button on internet-connected Freeview TVs, or register to gain access to a wealth of classic television and films.