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** Jeff makes a mention of "The Hood", which is also cut in the Thunderbirds 1965 episode.
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** Jeff makes a mention of "The "the Hood", which is also cut in the Thunderbirds 1965 episode.episode because it didn't fit the continuity of the main series (where the Hood is [[UnknownRival completely unknown]] to International Rescue).
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* RecycledSoundtrack: A number of musical cues are recycled from ''WesternAnimation/{{Stingray}}'' to give the impression that the episode has been made just after Stingray. This is of course, par for the course with Gerry Anderson's shows.
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* RecycledSoundtrack: A number of musical cues are recycled from ''WesternAnimation/{{Stingray}}'' ''Series/Stingray1964'' to give the impression that the episode has been made just after Stingray. This is of course, par for the course with Gerry Anderson's shows.
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** Lady Penelope and Jeff are initially not on first name terms with each other. Jeff has to ask Penny to call him "Jeff", and Penny has to ask Jeff to call her "Penny".
** The episode uses the version of the theme from ''Trapped In The Sky'' rather than the usual ''Thunderbirds'' theme to give the impression that the episode is set before that episode.
* RecycledSoundtrack: A number of musical cues were recycled from ''WesternAnimation/{{Stingray}}''. This is of course, par for the course with Gerry Anderson's shows.
** The episode uses the version of the theme from ''Trapped In The Sky'' rather than the usual ''Thunderbirds'' theme to give the impression that the episode is set before that episode.
* RecycledSoundtrack: A number of musical cues were recycled from ''WesternAnimation/{{Stingray}}''. This is of course, par for the course with Gerry Anderson's shows.
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** Lady Penelope and Jeff are initially not on first name terms with each other. Jeff has other and have to ask Penny to call him "Jeff", each other "Jeff" and Penny has to ask Jeff to call her "Penny".
** The episode uses the version of the theme from ''Trapped In The Sky'' rather than the usual ''Thunderbirds'' theme used from ''Pit of Peril'' onward, to give the impression that the episode is set before that episode.
* RecycledSoundtrack: A number of musical cueswere are recycled from ''WesternAnimation/{{Stingray}}''.''WesternAnimation/{{Stingray}}'' to give the impression that the episode has been made just after Stingray. This is of course, par for the course with Gerry Anderson's shows.
** The episode uses the version of the theme from ''Trapped In The Sky'' rather than the usual ''Thunderbirds'' theme used from ''Pit of Peril'' onward, to give the impression that the episode is set before that episode.
* RecycledSoundtrack: A number of musical cues
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Set prior to ''Trapped In The Sky'', ''Introducing Thunderbirds'' features Lady Penelope and Parker visiting Tracy Island, where they meet Jeff Tracy, the head of a secret organisation known as "International Rescue".
!!This episode provides examples of:
* AdaptedOut:
** Kyrano makes a brief appearance in the audio version, but is cut in the Thunderbirds 1965 episode.
** Jeff makes a mention of "The Hood", which is also cut in the Thunderbirds 1965 episode.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness:
** Lady Penelope is colder than usual in her behaviour towards Parker.
** Lady Penelope and Jeff are initially not on first name terms with each other. Jeff has to ask Penny to call him "Jeff", and Penny has to ask Jeff to call her "Penny".
** The episode uses the version of the theme from ''Trapped In The Sky'' rather than the usual ''Thunderbirds'' theme to give the impression that the episode is set before that episode.
* RecycledSoundtrack: A number of musical cues were recycled from ''WesternAnimation/{{Stingray}}''. This is of course, par for the course with Gerry Anderson's shows.
* StockFootage: Par for the course for Thunderbirds, the launch sequences and much of the footage of the Thunderbirds craft are pulled from other episodes.
!!This episode provides examples of:
* AdaptedOut:
** Kyrano makes a brief appearance in the audio version, but is cut in the Thunderbirds 1965 episode.
** Jeff makes a mention of "The Hood", which is also cut in the Thunderbirds 1965 episode.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness:
** Lady Penelope is colder than usual in her behaviour towards Parker.
** Lady Penelope and Jeff are initially not on first name terms with each other. Jeff has to ask Penny to call him "Jeff", and Penny has to ask Jeff to call her "Penny".
** The episode uses the version of the theme from ''Trapped In The Sky'' rather than the usual ''Thunderbirds'' theme to give the impression that the episode is set before that episode.
* RecycledSoundtrack: A number of musical cues were recycled from ''WesternAnimation/{{Stingray}}''. This is of course, par for the course with Gerry Anderson's shows.
* StockFootage: Par for the course for Thunderbirds, the launch sequences and much of the footage of the Thunderbirds craft are pulled from other episodes.
