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For many Classic Doctor Who fans, the Narrated TV Soundtracks audio range are an essential part to the enjoyment and continuation of the program. Throughout the decades, these audio CDs have become a definitive wave to experience stories either unavailable to watch on any platform or to experience them entirely as their masters were erased decades ago. Thanks to the recording of film enthusiasts and Whovians recording soundtracks of stories as they were first transmitted, we can enjoy crystal clear audio recordings from much-loved, long-lost stories. This book will examine the Narrated TV audios stretching back to 1979, the 1990s releases, the impressive BBC Radio Collection range of the early 2000s, surviving stories released on audio CD, as well as the more recent vinyl records. Also included in this history of the range is how audio soundtracks were cleaned up, how the records were preserved, and how these soundtracks have become the definitive way to experience various stories. This book is a must-have for Classic Doctor Who fans, and will feature knowledge that will interest even the most dedicated of Who fans. A CaptainThunderWho Century 22 Production.

Gerry Anderson's UFO was the first big budget British live-action television series of a secret government organisation named SHADO (Supreme Headqauters Alien Defence Organisation) combat a dying alien race who have come to Earth in order to survive. The series starred Ed Bishop, George Sewell, Micheal Billington and Wanda Ventham across twenty six action packed episodes, UFO was Anderson's first live-action series created for ITC Entertainment, following the immense success of Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet. The series first aired on 16th September 1970, and is fondly remembered as one of Anderson's finest productions, thanks to it's fast paced, intelligent storylines, spectacular visual effects provided by Derek Meddings, phenomenal score by Barry Gray and strong leads. UFO is now loved by millions of fans right across the world, and now celebrating it's 50th anniversary. A CaptainThunderWho Century 22 Production.

The Incorporated Television Company (ITC) produced some of the most groundbreaking and iconic television programs ever made. From gritty crime and espionages, exotic continental escapades, comedy misadventures, swashbucklers, charismatic philanthropists, outlandish alien adventure, life-saving SUPERMARIONATION heroics, to mind-boggling thrillers. It was Sir Lew Grade's incredible company that distributed many successful cult programs such as Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons, Space: 1999, UFO, Stingray, Joe 90, The Prisoner, The Saint, The Persuaders, Danger Man, Gideon's Way, The Muppet Show. Julie On Sesame Street, The Champions, Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased), The Baron, Man In A Suitcase, and many other cult series. Here, Century 22 Productions delves into the legends of these productions and their massive revival of interest in the early 2000s. Thanks to Carlton (who to all intents and purposes were ITV), these cult classics were launched into the new millennium in a new digitally remastered format that we are privileged to enjoy today. Some of these items are now highly praised and sought-after by collectors today. Take a trip down memory lane, and venture into the range of Carlton Video and to some of the programs which are regarded as some of the greatest television series ever made. A CaptainThunderWho Century 22 Production.

This is it - Number 2 finally wants to find out who Number 6 is. A new machine has been developed to extract the truth from him, which will drain all experience and knowledge from his brain. This is the information that has kept him alive all this time... A Manhunt has commenced, across the entire Village. Number 6 is on his own, and Number 2 will stop at nothing. Based on the original TV series starring Patrick McGoohan. A Captain ThunderWho Century 22 Production.

Joe McClaine was a small nine-year-old boy. Once his father invented a machine called the BIG RAT, it enabled the transference of brain patterns between persons. Hence, Joe became "Joe 90" and is now used by the World Intelligence Network as their most special agent to maintain the balance of power and world security. Now two years later, Joe must face his greatest mission yet... With the aid of his father, WIN deputy Sam Loover, WIN controller Shane Weston and Agents Russel and Emily, he must bring down the MSRG organisation scattered across the world to stop them from holding the world to ransom. Fighting for justice and saving human life! This piece of fan fiction is my own interpretation of the original TV series made by Gerry Anderson would be if Disney secured the rights from Carlton in 2003 to make a live action feature film. A Captain ThunderWho Century 22 Production.

Thunderbirds 2086 was originally a Japanese anime series entitled Science Rescue Team Techno Voyager created by Banjiro Uemura. Through his fascination and love for the original Gerry Anderson productions for ITC that he created his own Thunderbirds style series of a rescue organisation. Thanks to Uemura's connections to ITC, the series was redubbed and distributed in western countries as Thunderbirds 2086. While bearing no resemblance or any continuity link with the classic SUPERMARIONATION series, Thunderbirds 2086 has been lost in the mists of time as an overlooked gem. Although the series remains controversial among Thunderbirds fans, Century 22 explores the entire backstory to this Thunderbirds adaption; it's making, its history, its merchandise, and a breakdown of the various Thunderbirds crafts and different characters. Trivia, fun facts, a brand new minisode "Edge Of Disaster" and an episode by episode analysis by CaptainThunderWho himself are all featured in this fascinating book. Whether you are a casual viewer or a Gerry Anderson or an anime aficionado, you are bound to discover something brand new about this hidden gem. These are the Thunderbirds 2086... A CaptainThunderWho Century 22 Production.

"When evil can take any shape, courage must be indestructible". Spectrum has proven to be fully capable of modernising itself to meet the demands of the world's greatest challenges that threaten world unification and security. As a new threat targets world leaders, Spectrum must uncover a ruthless and efficient corrupt organisation of mercenaries whose criminal intelligence puts Captain Scarlet and his organisation to the ultimate test. Testing a fierce and devastating new weapon upon its prime target is only one problem for Captain Scarlet, as unearthly goings-on connected with the mercenary assignment only lead to more startling revelations... Based on the CGI series New Captain Scarlet, the 2005 ITV reboot of Gerry Anderson's legendary 1960s British TV series, filmed in HYPERMARIONATION. A CaptainThunderWho Century 22 Production.

By 3089, planet Earth has been reduced to a molten slop. The atmosphere has become unbreathable, toxic smog has filled the layers of the planet, and the planet has become one vast garbage dump of waste and poison. Project Inspiron has been assigned on Earth to supervise the clean up of the planet by disposing of the junk into space by an economic system of helping dispose of all the junk on the planet. A small, unlucky body of men has been selected to complete the task. Food production has also been revolutionised by recycling methods to help sustain life on Earth. Survivors of the Earth seek to break in and cause tension within Project Inspiron. Their ways of infiltrating the grounds of the complex bring about a threatening situation to the crew of Project Inspiron at the same time when the Doctor and Ace arrive. The answer to the sabotage and interference from the outcasts comes about with the advent of the Mondasian Cybermen. At first, their intentions are positive for the future of mankind. When experiments begin to go wrong, the Doctor and Ace must protect the future of humanity from a brainwashed group of humans, who now serve the cause of the Cybermen... *Also contains bonus chapter featuring the CaptainThunderWho's binge list for Doctor Who's 60th Anniversary. The Cybermen were created by Kit Pedler and Gerry Davies. Based on the original BBC TV series. A CaptainThunderWho Century 22 Production.

As the urgent redevelopment of London International Airport begins to take place, the prosperous global industry Building Blocks have been assigned to construct a new runway that will expand into the nearby highway. Not only to create a magnificent feat of technical construction but serves as the only viable answer to expand London's desperate growth to accommodate boosting trade and expanding population. International Rescue want to study the methods and architecture utilised by Building Blocks to ensure in the safety of their specifications. Once Lady Penelope undertakes investigations concerning Building Blocks' structural integrity, the approval of the new runway is commissioned by London Airport. Skythrust takes to the air. With an impending disaster about to occur, danger threatens London and the occupants aboard Skythrust. And once Thunderbirds 1 and 2 arrive at London, International Rescue are presented with one of their toughest assignments, the saviours of hundreds of lives trapped beneath rubble, or prevent the global spilage into the heart of the London's drinking supply. Thunderbirds are go! Based on the cult classic SUPERMARIONATION series created by the legendary Gerry Anderson 1960s series. A CaptainThunderWho Century 22 Production.

Fireball XL5 was the second of legendary Gerry Anderson's to go out under the iconic banner "Filmed In SUPERMARIONATION". Set between the years 2062 and 2063, the series told the heroic adventures of Colonel Steve Zodiac and the crew of Fireball XL5 explore Sector 25 of the galaxy and discover new, uncharted planets. Produced for ITC Entertainment by AP Films, the series holds the distinction of being the first British series to network on US TV on the NBC Network. A merchandising success and fondly remembered series, Fireball XL5's results would form cult classic masterpieces Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet. Now sixty years old, Century 22 takes a look back over one of the most noteworthy and groundbreaking series filmed in the 1960s. Included will feature the concept to creation of the series, followed by the series' production, spin-offs, memorabilia, episode guide, and a history of the series beyond the 1960s. This book will be packed with tons of information filled to please someone who may have briefly heard of the series, or a Gerry Anderson die-hard. Enter a wonderland of stardust and zoom your way to Mars with this fascinating book. A CaptainThunderWho Century 22 Production.

In the year 2065, the oceans of the world are patrolled under the World Aquanaut Security Patrol (W.A.S.P) based at Marineville, North America. Marineville houses a fleet of submarines, aircraft, and rockets that are helped to prevent global conflict across the world's oceans. With the discovery of underwater races living beneath the sea, Marineville's task has been to uncover further mysteries about the ocean and it's inhabitants, whether they are peaceful or not. Pride of the WASP is Stingray, a super sonic, atomic powered submarine led by the heroic Captain Troy Tempest. The crew of Stingray also combine Lieutenant Phones and the mute mermaid Marina who patrol the oceans of the world uncovering new underwater discoveries. Based at Marineville, Commander Shore and his daughter Atlanta, together with Lieutenant Fisher, control W.A.S.P operations. The most antagonistic threat encountered by Stingray's crew has the evil undersea lord Titan. Together with his army of Aquaphibians, Titan has sworn vengeance on all land people. The conflict between Stingray and hostile underwater races is about to reach it's climax. In attempting to uncover the Aquaphibians after an attempted sabotage attempt on Marineville, Captain Troy Tempest and his colleagues provoke an undersea conflict that brings the world to a new level of undersea conflict from invaders closer to home than can be bargained for. With Marina recaptured once again, Troy Tempest as Titan's prisoner, and Marineville and Titan under attack, Stingray is about to embark on a thrilling and breathtaking adventure that will settle the score for the undersea conflict. This feature length epic is brought under Super Space Theatre. Based on the 1960s British television series by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson - the first British children's series to be made in colour!

In the RATSID time ship, the Physician is paranoid. She feels strange, like something bad is going to happen. I already wonder where this is going. When she and her fam receive a distress call they arrive on a bleak planet where some of the Physician's greatest foes are waiting for the famous famalam to show up. Once the Physician gets up to her usual antics and telling off a couple of human scums, they learn of the GREATEST threat in the universe yet! Will the Physician be able to save the day from noting more than a tooth monster and a Female Alked, the evil Amster and the dreaded Bercycmen, and above all the brains behind this whole scheme? No one will be disappointed... Based on the stupidity of the disgraceful yet fan-pleasing era of the incompetent Physician Who franchise. A CaptainThunderWho Century 22 Production.

After receiving a curious letter through his door of the kidnap of Princess Astra, Dick Spanner must turn detective once more in a desperate hunt from the sewers of town to the Gobi Desert to find the royal highness in time before she dies - and that's just the least of his problems. Based on the original television series by Gerry Anderson. A Captain ThunderWho Century 22 Production. NOTE: This AnderBurr Television Production is a VERY random show, I have toned down the weirdness by much, but I would not recommend thinking this would be like Thunderbirds or Captain Scarlet in anyway (except for Shane Rimmer's marvellous voice of course), this was my first one so I thought it would be a good one to start off with to get into the hang of it. Enjoy.

Before returning to Earth, the Doctor and Jo pick up an unidentified, hostile craft headed for Earth. Investigating inside, a collection of aliens lie dormant in suspended animation. Once awoken, the aliens become hostile, and it is not before long until the spacecraft arrives on Earth. However, the Doctor and Jo have other problems of their own. Ordered by the Brigadier to help save a runaway train, UNIT is left at the mercy of the occupants of the deadly spaceship... It soon becomes a chase through outer space for the Doctor and his companion to rescue the UNIT organisation that has been taken prisoner. The person behind it is none other than the Doctor's old enemy, the Master! Through his wicked powers and influences, the Master's insane dreams turn the situation into catastrophe, starting a chain reaction of terrible consequences. The Doctor is about to learn about a very disturbing secret about another of his deadliest of enemies - the Daleks... The Daleks were originally created by Terry Nation. Based on the original BBC TV series. A CaptainThunderWho Century 22 Production.

Whilst Kate Kestrel performs her new hit song at a weekend concert, trouble begins to stir on Mars. Planning for the perfect opportunity to destroy the Terrahawks, Zelda is reunited with her husband who has awoken from his long, long slumber. As the family reunite for their unfavourable gathering, the evil androids prepare to launch an assault at the concert and bring down the Terrahawks. Lord Tiempo sets the clock for the android vengeance against the Terrahawks, and with the cunning deciet of Zelda's despicable husband, Dr. Ninestein is forced to play Zelda's deadly game. Time is against the Terrahawks. The Countdown to Zero has begun... *Contains bonus minisode to the pilot of spin-off Zeroids Vs Cubes Based on the 1980s SUPERMACROMATION series by Gerry Anderson and Christopher Burr. A CaptainThunderWho Century 22 Production.

In his continuing struggle to return them home, the Doctor and Susan finally return Ian and Barbara to a present day Earth. However, instead of returning them to the cosy familiarity of their home city, the TARDIS lands at a town gripped with paranoia and frustration. Eerie sightings and radio broadcasts and reports of flying saucers have the peoples of the town on edge. Even more unsettling, as the night begins to dim, an alien prowler is left on the loose. Townspeople begin to disappear as a mysterious fog surrounds the town, allowing no one to enter or exit. The Doctor and his friends arrive and are caught in the disturbing events taking place. With the arrival of hostile, sinister extraterrestrial life forms from the alien spacecraft, the town has been entirely concealed. As the prowler is left to stalk the inhabitants, the extraterrestrials commence their rigorous investigation. The separation of Ian and Barbara with the TARDIS mean that they will never have a chance to return home. Based on the original BBC sci-fi TV series originated by Sydney Wilson and Verity Lambert. A CaptainThunderWho Century 22 Production.

It was 1970. Danger from the unknown, menace from outer space. Unidentified Flying Objects have been established and are now a threat to the safety of Earth. A secret organisation, SHADO (Supreme Headquaters Alien Defence Organsation), set up in response to the alien menace, housed under a film studio, defending the Earth on constant stand by with ground defences, submarines patrolling the depths of the ocean, and a moonbase as a first line of defence. Commander Ed Straker and his team of SHADO are prepared to face anything... It took ten years of sweat and drive for the completion of this fully funded operation, as for another four years SHADO faced some of the most deadly threats and encounters the Earth ever faces. A year after silence - nothing, until finally the arrival of another UFO. A peaceful UFO? A peaceful UFO warning Straker of the ultimate strike - SHADO will be utterly and totally destroyed. Space fiction has become fact... A live-action movie adaptation of the original Gerry Anderson cult classic TV series. A CaptainThunderWho Century 22 Production.

Century 22 Productions has produced new exciting stories based on the worlds of Doctor Who, the Gerry Anderson series (Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet), superhero shenanigans, fantasy series, and other cult TV favourites since 2018. With a wonderful fanbase, and continuation of logs and favourite lists published weekly, Century 22 has told a wide range of storytelling to entertain all ages. These stories have been crafted to make each new adventure a new episode-style story, produced in script form to make readers/viewers feel they are reading/watching a brand new adventure of their favourite series. This book indulges into the "making of" behind Century 22 Productions and how the early years formed CaptainThunderWho to create the well-loved stories that have been produced since 2018. Inside, information about how each book came to be crafted and conceptualised each story during the early years of Century 22 will be unveiled. It will examine how these early stories led to the growth of Century 22 in creating more stories in 2020 and beyond. For any fan of Century 22 Productions, the "making of" to the earliest stories is a must-read. A CaptainThunderWho Century 22 Production.

A former international courier connected to the Protectors' wider intelligence network is murdered in Marseille. Before his death, he transmits a cryptic message suggesting that "The Consortium" - a shadowy private intelligence group believed to have been dismantled years earlier - has become active again. Harry Rule quietly investigates with the help of Paul Buisson and the Countess Liechtenstein. Rather than launching a direct confrontation, Harry uses Tony Wainwright to probe the edges of the re-emerging organisation. Tony is deliberately exposed in public and narrowly avoids an attempted intimidation, confirming that the group is watching and willing to act. An AI-generated story, an experiment in delving into how AI creates new stories based on the 1970s action adventure series overseen by Gerry Anderson. A CaptainThunderWho Century 22 Production.

The planet Quinnis - what went wrong? The TARDIS returns to the planet after several decades, only for the Second Doctor, Jamie and Zoe to be devastated by the remains of this once paradise luxury. How did the dwellers survive the great catastrophe? Who is this strange lord Corvax? And why is he so interested in the TARDIS? The Doctor has arrived in time to find out... Based on the original BBC TV franchise. A Captain ThunderWho Century 22 Production.