 | Captain Scarlet - Old Series music video Okay, so I'm happy I got my mitts on Premiere Pro 2 and decided to go nuts with editing a video for Captain Scarlet. Used the original credits theme song from the old series. The footage is only from the first 10 episodes, so for fans, yes, I know, there's more I could've used in the later episodes. :( All copyrights of the video are to Carlton releasing and Gerry Anderson himself! I just edited this hodgepodge! :P EDIT: Wow, this video's sure got a lot of love for it. :D Okay, since everyone's been so kind I'll make sure to do both a New Captain Scarlet and maybe a Thunderbirds video as well in the future (not too distantly, I hope). Either that or Fireball XL5, just so I can use that awesome end credits tune. ;) |
 | Stingray TV intro (1964) Gerry Anderson's third SF supermarionation saga told the adventures of the WASPs (the World Aquanaut Security Patrol) as they explored the oceans and kept the world safe from a variety of perils. The WASP's main weapon was Stingray, a super-sub under the command of Troy Tempest. Troy's copilot was Phones, and they were often joined on missions by Marina, a princess of the undersea kingdom of Pacifica. |
 | CAPTAIN SCARLET and THE MYSTERONS 1967 Episode 1 Part 1 Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons, often referred to as simply Captain Scarlet, is a science fiction television series produced by the Century 21 Productions Television company of Sylvia and Gerry Anderson and Reg Hill. It was first shown in the United Kingdom (originally on ATV Midlands, but later the whole of the UK) between September 1967 and May 1968. It used puppetry (Supermarionation) and scale model special effects. The series is one of several of popular science-fiction TV adventure series the Andersons produced in the 1960s, beginning with Supercar and followed by Fireball XL5, Stingray, Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons, Joe 90, and the little-seen The Secret Service. Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons was the first series made after the international success of Thunderbirds in 1964-66. On a mission to Mars in 2068, a Mysteron installation is attacked and destroyed by a team of three Earth explorers, including Captain Black, leading the Mysterons to declare a "War of Nerves" on Earth. The Mysterons have the ability to replicate and then control any person or object they first kill or destroy, through their power of "retro-metabolism". They use this power to conduct a war of terror against Earth—primarily aimed at the world leaders, major cities, industrial and defence establishments, and, of course, "Spectrum" and its airborne Cloudbase headquarters. The Mysterons are never seen; their presence is indicated by two circles of light tracking across the scene. Their actions on Earth are always through their replicated intermediaries — with the possible exception of Captain Black whose death is never portrayed and who may simply have been "turned" as their first agent whilst still on Mars. Although this distinction is never made in the series, the accompanying book states that Black was killed and revitalised by the Mysterons in much the same way as their other victims throughout the series. Captain Scarlet becomes Spectrum's principal weapon at the forefront of the battle with the Mysterons after the events of the first episode, "The Mysterons". In that episode, Scarlet (whose real name is Paul Metcalfe) is one of two Spectrum agents (the other being fellow Spectrum agent Captain Brown) killed by the Mysterons in a rigged car crash and then replaced with a duplicate under their control; for reasons never explained in or out of the series, however, when the duplicate falls 800 feet from a tower the personality of Paul Metcalfe reasserts itself in the duplicate, who is immune thereafter to Mysteron control. Not only that, but Scarlet's new body has two new powers: it allows him to sense the presence of other Mysteron duplicates nearby, and if he should be injured or even killed, retro-metabolism will re-create him as good as before. ("Self-repairing" might be a more accurate way to describe this than the "indestructible" that the series uses, since it is established that Scarlet feels all the pain associated with any injuries he suffers.) This advantage is kept secret outside Spectrum, and even Captain Blue is often heard saying "But Captain, you'll be killed!" Later in the series, the Mysteron duplicates are discovered to be vulnerable to high-voltage electricity, implying that the same could permanently destroy Scarlet. |
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 | Space 1999 Intro Title sequence for Space 1999 |
 | Fireball XL5 The Opening Theme Song (Barry Grey) |
 | UFO TV Show Opening Sequence Opening sequence of the 1970s British science fiction TV show created by Gerry Anderson. |
 | Thunderbirds ar go Tv call for Thunderbird series |
 | New Captain Scarlet Destiny DID Scene Tape Gag lovers should watch this. She is bound and tape gagged for a long time, and as a bonus, there is a lot of gag talk (mmmmphing) |
 | Captain Scarlet THEME Captain Scarlet THEME |
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