Thunderbirds: Back to the 20s

Back to the 20s Part 3

Brains, Tin Tin and Alan finally arrived in 1925 in a burst of light which nearly blinded a few passers by and as they walked past, the three of them saw a speakeasy where hot 1920s jazz music was playing loudly as crowds of people entered it. Alan questioned whether this would be enough to cover the fact that they were from the future but said nothing.

The trio went inside the speakeasy as soon as a blond that resembled John and a dark haired young man who resembled Scott dressed as a gangster let them in and were shown to their table by a redhead who resembled Gordon. There were various tables there, mostly to drink and watch the badn on stage play. It was kind of like a 1920s-based movie.

"Gee, look at all the people," Alan said. "I don't think there was this much people at the Los Angeles town festival in 2056!"

"O-of course. Some, uh, of these f-fans are from London." Brains said.

"All these people came from around the world just to see a jazz band in this juke joint?" Tin Tin asked awed.

"Yes. J-jazz music was, uh, very popular in the 1920s." Brains said.

Alan looked around, looking for something to do to kill the time. The concert wouldn't start until 11:30 according to the sign on the stage and Alan wondered what to do.

"Hey, Brains, what should we do now?" Alan said.

"You'll jes have to wait til the band arrives, see?" a voice which sounded like Scott doing gangster impersonations said.

Alan turned around and gasped. The men who resembled Scott, John and Gordon were there. The Scott look alike wore a dark brown jacket, dark brown pants, a blue shirt, a black tie, a brown fedora with a dark blue hatband and dark brown shoes, the John lookalike was wearing a light blue jacket, light blue pants, a gray shirt and black shoes and the Gordon lookalike wore a gray jacket, gray pants, a white shirt, a red tie and brown shoes.

But the men wasn't why Alan gasped. He gasped because of the man who stood by the bar who wore a brown jacket, brown pants, an orange shirt, a dark brown tie and brown shoes.

The man resembled his own father, Jeff Tracy.