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* CouldHaveBeenMessy: The series is built on people caught up in disastrous events which are often quite violent, and yet no one suffers more than cuts and grazes. Gun fights usual end with a gun being shot out of someone's hand. In the rare event that someone is killed, it is bloodless and forgotten extremely quickly.
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* CouldHaveBeenMessy: The series is built on people caught up in disastrous events which are often quite violent, and yet no one suffers more than cuts and grazes. Gun fights usual usually end with a gun being shot out of someone's hand. In the rare event that someone is killed, it is bloodless and forgotten extremely quickly.
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* ComingInHot: Does the episode centre around an aircraft or spacecraft? Hope you weren't too attached to it because it ''will'' be crash landing before the credits roll. Such a pervasive trope it is that even [[Recap/ThunderbirdsS1E4TerrorInNewYorkCity the ''Thunderbirds'' themselves ]][[Recap/ThunderbirdsS1E10TheUninvited are not immune]].
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* ComingInHot: Does the episode centre around an aircraft or spacecraft? Hope you weren't too attached to it because it ''will'' be crash landing before the credits roll. Such a pervasive trope it is that even [[Recap/ThunderbirdsS1E4TerrorInNewYorkCity the ''Thunderbirds'' Thunderbirds themselves ]][[Recap/ThunderbirdsS1E10TheUninvited are not immune]].
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* CostumeCopycat: This happens in the "The Impostors". Two men pose as International Rescue, having copied the uniform, so they can commit crimes for which International Rescue will be blamed.
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* CostumeCopycat: This happens CouldHaveBeenMessy: The series is built on people caught up in the "The Impostors". Two men pose as International Rescue, having copied the uniform, so they can commit crimes for disastrous events which International Rescue will be blamed. are often quite violent, and yet no one suffers more than cuts and grazes. Gun fights usual end with a gun being shot out of someone's hand. In the rare event that someone is killed, it is bloodless and forgotten extremely quickly.
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2004 saw the release of a [[Film/{{Thunderbirds}} live-action version]] directed by Creator/JonathanFrakes; unfortunately, Creator/{{Universal}}'s ExecutiveMeddling and being trapped in DevelopmentHell since the 90s turned what could've been an awesome film into something most fans of the franchise would like to forget, and many, including Anderson himself (rather begrudgingly), consider Creator/TreyParkerAndMattStone's AffectionateParody ''Film/TeamAmericaWorldPolice'', which was made using marionettes similar to the original series, to be the true ''Thunderbirds'' movie released that year.
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2004 saw the release of a [[Film/{{Thunderbirds}} live-action version]] directed by Creator/JonathanFrakes; unfortunately, Creator/{{Universal}}'s ExecutiveMeddling and being trapped in DevelopmentHell since the 90s turned what could've been an awesome film into something most fans of the franchise would like to forget, and many, including Anderson himself (rather begrudgingly), consider Creator/TreyParkerAndMattStone's AffectionateParody ''Film/TeamAmericaWorldPolice'', which was made using marionettes similar to the original series, to be the true ''Thunderbirds'' movie released that year.
Creator/JonathanFrakes.
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2004 saw the release of a [[Film/{{Thunderbirds}} live-action version]] directed by Creator/JonathanFrakes; unfortunately, Creator/{{Universal}}'s ExecutiveMeddling and being trapped in DevelopmentHell since the 90s turned what could've been an awesome film into something most fans of the franchise would like to forget, and many, including Anderson himself, consider Creator/TreyParkerAndMattStone's AffectionateParody ''Film/TeamAmericaWorldPolice'', which was made using marionettes similar to the original series, to be the true ''Thunderbirds'' movie released that year.
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2004 saw the release of a [[Film/{{Thunderbirds}} live-action version]] directed by Creator/JonathanFrakes; unfortunately, Creator/{{Universal}}'s ExecutiveMeddling and being trapped in DevelopmentHell since the 90s turned what could've been an awesome film into something most fans of the franchise would like to forget, and many, including Anderson himself, himself (rather begrudgingly), consider Creator/TreyParkerAndMattStone's AffectionateParody ''Film/TeamAmericaWorldPolice'', which was made using marionettes similar to the original series, to be the true ''Thunderbirds'' movie released that year.
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* CoolPlane: A wide variety thanks to the nature of the show, but ''Fireflash'' is a regular civilian feature: a futuristic supersonic jetliner. [[http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/thunderbirds/images/4/4b/FireflashBirdsEyeView.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20141018180104 Just look at it!]] Undeniably cool.
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* CoolPlane: A wide variety thanks to the nature of the show, but ''Fireflash'' is a regular civilian feature: a futuristic nuclear-powered, supersonic jetliner.jetliner that seats 600, has a huge lounge and bar in the wings, and uses rockets for the initial boost through the sound barrier and beyond. [[http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/thunderbirds/images/4/4b/FireflashBirdsEyeView.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20141018180104 Just look at it!]] Undeniably cool.
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* CoolChair: The pilot's seat in ''Thunderbird 1'', which swivels to keep Scott upright at all times and has all the ship's controls built in.
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** ''Thunderbird 1'', piloted by Scott, looks like a space rocket but is in fact a CoolPlane: a hypersonic aircraft powered by a nuclear thermal engine, designed for getting to the crisis scene as fast as possible to gather intel and perform damage control until the heavy equipment arrives.
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** ''Thunderbird 1'', piloted by Scott, looks like a space rocket but is in fact a CoolPlane: a hypersonic aircraft powered by a nuclear thermal engine, designed for getting to get to the crisis scene as fast as possible to gather intel and perform damage control until the heavy equipment arrives.
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** ''Thunderbird 5'', manned by John, is a space station which monitors all radio frequencies worldwide and filter out the distress calls from the rest of the chatter.
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** ''Thunderbird 5'', manned by John, is John: a space station which monitors all radio frequencies worldwide and filter out the distress calls from the rest of the chatter.
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* CoolPlane: ''Fireflash'', a futuristic supersonic jetliner [[http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/thunderbirds/images/4/4b/FireflashBirdsEyeView.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20141018180104 just look at it.]] Undeniably cool.
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* CoolPlane: ''Fireflash'', A wide variety thanks to the nature of the show, but ''Fireflash'' is a regular civilian feature: a futuristic supersonic jetliner jetliner. [[http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/thunderbirds/images/4/4b/FireflashBirdsEyeView.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20141018180104 just Just look at it.]] it!]] Undeniably cool.
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** ''Thunderbird 1'', piloted by Scott, is a hypersonic aircraft powered by a nuclear thermal engine, designed for getting to the crisis scene as fast as possible to gather intel.
** ''Thunderbird 2'', piloted by Virgil, is a giant less-hypersonic-but-still-fast lifting-body transport for moving the gear that ''Thunderbird 1'' called for. (This one is unsurprisingly the most frequently seen of the lot, appearing in both (all right, all three) movies and all but one episode of the TV show.)
** ''Thunderbird 3'', piloted by Alan, is an SSTO rocket used for space rescues and reaching ''Thunderbird 5''.
** ''Thunderbird 4'', piloted by Gordon, is a submarine for underwater rescues. Often transported in ''Thunderbird 2''[='s=] pod 4.
** ''Thunderbird 5'', manned by John, is a space station capable of monitoring all radio frequencies world wide to listen for distress calls.
** Also the Mole, used for underground rescues, and a host of souped-up construction gear hauled in [=TB2's=] pods.
** ''Thunderbird 2'', piloted by Virgil, is a giant less-hypersonic-but-still-fast lifting-body transport for moving the gear that ''Thunderbird 1'' called for. (This one is unsurprisingly the most frequently seen of the lot, appearing in both (all right, all three) movies and all but one episode of the TV show.)
** ''Thunderbird 3'', piloted by Alan, is an SSTO rocket used for space rescues and reaching ''Thunderbird 5''.
** ''Thunderbird 4'', piloted by Gordon, is a submarine for underwater rescues. Often transported in ''Thunderbird 2''[='s=] pod 4.
** ''Thunderbird 5'', manned by John, is a space station capable of monitoring all radio frequencies world wide to listen for distress calls.
** Also the Mole, used for underground rescues, and a host of souped-up construction gear hauled in [=TB2's=] pods.
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** ''Thunderbird 1'', piloted by Scott, looks like a space rocket but is in fact a CoolPlane: a hypersonic aircraft powered by a nuclear thermal engine, designed for getting to the crisis scene as fast as possible to gather intel.
intel and perform damage control until the heavy equipment arrives.
** ''Thunderbird 2'', piloted by Virgil, is also a CoolPlane: a giant less-hypersonic-but-still-fast lifting-body transport for moving the specialist gearthat ''Thunderbird 1'' called for.needed for a particular rescue. (This one is unsurprisingly the most frequently seen of the lot, appearing in both (all right, all three) movies and all but one episode of the TV show.)
** ''Thunderbird 3'', piloted by Alan, is a CoolStarship: an SSTO rocket used for space rescues (sadly underused in this regard) and reaching ''Thunderbird 5''.
** ''Thunderbird 4'', piloted by Gordon, is a CoolBoat: a submarine for underwater rescues.Often Small enough to be transported in ''Thunderbird 2''[='s=] 2'''s pod 4.
4, but very versatile thanks to its huge variety of tools.
** ''Thunderbird 5'', manned by John, is a space stationcapable of monitoring which monitors all radio frequencies world wide to listen for worldwide and filter out the distress calls.
calls from the rest of the chatter.
** Also the Mole, used for underground rescues, and a host of souped-up construction gear hauled in[=TB2's=] the rest of ''Thunderbird 2'''s pods.
** ''Thunderbird 2'', piloted by Virgil, is also a CoolPlane: a giant less-hypersonic-but-still-fast lifting-body transport for moving the specialist gear
** ''Thunderbird 3'', piloted by Alan, is a CoolStarship: an SSTO rocket used for space rescues (sadly underused in this regard) and reaching ''Thunderbird 5''.
** ''Thunderbird 4'', piloted by Gordon, is a CoolBoat: a submarine for underwater rescues.
** ''Thunderbird 5'', manned by John, is a space station
** Also the Mole, used for underground rescues, and a host of souped-up construction gear hauled in
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** "The man from MI5": Lady Penelope uses her powder compact transmitter while "fixing her make up", sending a coded message using her lipstick.
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** "The man from MI5": [=MI5=]": Lady Penelope uses her powder compact transmitter while "fixing her make up", sending a coded message using her lipstick.