7.3
74 votes
CITV 2015
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International Rescue attempt their most difficult mission ever while defending Tracy Island from a dangerous assault.
The episode was rated #1 Best episode of Thunderbirds Are Go! from 15 votes.
Gordon travels in Thunderbird 4 to recover Braman but discovers that the Chaos Crew have gotten to the robot first. An underwater battle ensues and both Thunderbird 4 and Gordon are harmed.
The episode was rated #2 Best episode of Thunderbirds Are Go! from 24 votes.
The Tracys attend the Global Air Show, and a test pilot unveils the ultra-fast `Icarus' superjet.
The episode was rated #3 Best episode of Thunderbirds Are Go! from 21 votes.
As the surprise attack on Tracy Island continues, the Thunderbirds are being slowly overwhelmed by an army of their enemies. Can anyone out there come to the rescue of International Rescue - and will there be anything left to save, if they do so?
The episode was rated #4 Best episode of Thunderbirds Are Go! from 21 votes.
A young GDF guard gets trapped inside a radioactive, and possibly haunted, nuclear facility. Scott goes in to assist, with help from GDF Lieutenant Marion Van Arkle.
The episode was rated #5 Best episode of Thunderbirds Are Go! from 23 votes.
Brains and Alan are on a visit to the Supreme Hadron Collider when a satellite begins to fall straight towards them. They are rescued in the nick of time by the arrival of Virgil in Thunderbird 2. Examining the evidence, the team decide that the malfunction was caused by a gravity well instigated by the collider itself. Things get even stickier when a commercial jet is caught in the pull of the gravity well and is in imminent danger of crashing. Can International Rescue shut down the collider in time to save the plane and its passengers?
The episode was rated #6 Best episode of Thunderbirds Are Go! from 75 votes.
When disaster strikes International Rescue answers the call! The Mechanic, having completed Project Sentinel, sets his sights on destroying The Hood. While International Rescue scramble to save their former foe, Brains goes on a dangerous mission to stop the Mechanic once and for all.
The episode was rated #7 Best episode of Thunderbirds Are Go! from 35 votes.
Lady Penelope, Parker and Sherbert answer a distress call from Parker's old acquaintances - Light Fingered Fred and Gomez. The distress turns out to be a ruse.
The episode was rated #8 Best episode of Thunderbirds Are Go! from 20 votes.
A mysterious tunnelling vehicle leaves a worker trapped in its wake and it is up to Gordon and Virgil to free him. Meanwhile, Parker and Penelope track down the digger and discover an old foe at the controls.
The episode was rated #9 Best episode of Thunderbirds Are Go! from 68 votes.
Virgil and Grandma are out resupplying Thunderbird 2 when a distress call comes in. A mine is in danger of collapsing in the desert. When Virgil goes to help the workers, he gets caught in a massive sandstorm and it is up to Grandma to save the day.
The episode was rated #10 Best episode of Thunderbirds Are Go! from 38 votes.
Through the use of archive footage, Brains informs the team of a discovery, but in order to gather more information, our heroes split into groups and search for an escape pod missing since Jeff Tracy's crash.
The episode was rated #1 Best episode of Thunderbirds Are Go! from 25 votes.
Kayo, with the help of a futuristic game creator that only talks like a wizard, must play through a futuristic holo-game called Cavern Quest to stop The Chaos Crew from stealing a powerful piece of technology.
The episode was rated #2 Best episode of Thunderbirds Are Go! from 25 votes.
A heavy metal extraction platform carrying toxic waste at the bottom of the ocean is in trouble. Gordon rushes in with Thunderbird 4 when a fire on board the rolling factory damages its steering capabilities. With the help of Lady Penelope and Parker on the surface, Gordon must rescue platform operator Ned Tedford and prevent the rig from spilling its waste.
The episode was rated #3 Best episode of Thunderbirds Are Go! from 69 votes.
International Rescue scrambles all the flight-capable Thunderbirds to rescue the crew of CIR.R.U.S, a high-atmosphere weather station, now in danger due to the arrival of a fierce storm. TB1, TB2 and TB3 are quickly crippled by the conditions, and the only hope of salvaging the mission lies with TB5 - and John's ability to mount his most daring rescue ever.
The episode was rated #4 Best episode of Thunderbirds Are Go! from 71 votes.
When a popular vlogger gets trapped during an avalanche, International Rescue must find a way to carefully dig him out.
The episode was rated #5 Best episode of Thunderbirds Are Go! from 21 votes.
The team travels to Langstrom Fischler's newest invention to stop a hive of malfunctioning weather drones.
The episode was rated #6 Best episode of Thunderbirds Are Go! from 62 votes.
When seismic activity near the coast of Greece reveals the lost city of Atlantis, two scientists venture below the depths to explore the area. But when their submarine becomes stuck, International Rescue are called out to assist.
The episode was rated #7 Best episode of Thunderbirds Are Go! from 75 votes.
The Tracys receive a distress call from the crew of a cargo zeppelin. A giant loading claw malfunctioned and has started attacking anything that moves. Thunderbird 1, 2, and Shadow launch out in an attempt to land the ship safely. But the zeppelin contains a dangerous fuel source and there are still crew members trapped near the loading claw. Scott makes it to the cockpit of the zeppelin while Virgil begins to offload the fuel source. Kayo puts on a mech suit to deal with the loading claw while the crew escape. Ultimately, they put the zeppelin down outside city limits and escape just before it explodes.
The episode was rated #8 Best episode of Thunderbirds Are Go! from 65 votes.
An emergency space docking goes wrong and the core of the orbiting Spacehub transit terminal goes into meltdown. A young traffic controller named Conrad is trapped inside and Alan is unable to reach him. With Thunderbird 3 being used to keep Conrad alive International Rescue's only hope is to modify Thunderbird 2 for space flight in order to transport a new cooling system to the hub.
The episode was rated #9 Best episode of Thunderbirds Are Go! from 27 votes.
When the first run of an inventor's newly-constructed hyperloop begins to malfunction, Scott must try to find a way to slow down the fast-moving ride.
The episode was rated #10 Best episode of Thunderbirds Are Go! from 35 votes.
Last updated: feb 27, 2021
Pretty good, definitely for kids. Animation keeps with the original marionette version, complete with unrealistic mouth movement -- should dub well to other languages. Would be more engaging if they updated the rescue crew as truly international, with a multiracial rescue team. Other races are stereotyped: an IT guy with a stutter, and a limo driver. Important rescue duties are limited to caucasians. If other races appear, they're being rescued by white characters -- or they're the villains.
Pretty good, definitely for kids. Animation keeps with the original marionette version, complete with unrealistic mouth movement -- should dub well to other languages. Would be more engaging if they updated the rescue crew as truly international, with a multiracial rescue team. Other races are stereotyped: an IT guy with a stutter, and a limo driver. Important rescue duties are limited to caucasians. If other races appear, they're being rescued by white characters -- or they're the villains.
Season 1 starting well and Season 2 has been arranged for Oct 2016/2017 a further 26 episodes
Giving this a go. Not a huge fan of the original.
It's not for me. It's aimed at children, and to me looks like just another animation. It misses the quirky humour (and supermarionation) of the original, and so is easier to just move on from. This is shown well by the number of people on trakt who have been watching the series - every episode has just a few less fewers, resulting in 66% of viewers dropping off over a season. If you are Thunderbirds fan, and survived the Thunderbird movie - this is even worse. It has most of the same characters of the real thing, and lots of whizzy machinery. But no soul.
