By far the best puppet production by the Andersons
The husband and wife duo of Sylvia and Gerry Anderson worked on various TV shows from the 1950s-70s. One of their best original productions was Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons. I used to love watching this show as a kid because of its action, special effects, and cool cars, planes, etc.<br /><br />Captain Scarlet featured puppets as the main characters, something the Andersons had been working on in the 1960s. Their previous shows Stingray and the Thunderbirds were similar but featured massive heads on their dolls that always looked a bit ridiculous, but when you were a kid watching them they were fine. Captain Scarlet was when they put everything together with realistic puppets, more gadgets and special vehicles, which were used to defend the planet from the Mysterons from outer space. Some Earthlings actually destroyed the Mysterons’ home on Mars, and sought revenge. They took over Captain Scarlet, but he survived and became indestructible. He became the main defender of Earth along with Spectrum a planetary defense force. Each episode would have the Mysteron’s agent Captain Black, a former member of Spectrum who was successfully possessed by the aliens launching some new plot to get revenge upon the Earthlings. This was a great bit of sci-fi action that’s still fun today.
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