"Where have I seen that before?"

by **hazel** » Wed Jun 25, 2008 3:48 pm

Intensity Angel wrote:Nah, Gordon isn't Marina's type. She's prefers men like Troy Tempest, y'know dark hair, blue eyes. I wonder if she likes Captain Scarlet? He fits into that catagory.

Funny you should say that... http://www.spectrum-headquarters.com/fanfic/the_concordian_legacy.htm

by **Marion** » Wed Jun 25, 2008 7:23 pm

Tee-hee-hee! Brilliant story! Who would have thought it - and we never did get to know which Angel it was who was so rudely interrupted right at the start.. :wink:

by **Intensity Angel** » Thu Jun 26, 2008 9:28 am

Why don't take a pot shot guess? I'm guessing it might of been Rhaps, but who knows.

Anyway, I should be working...yeah right!! I've nothing to do except redo a story.

Anyway, wouldn't it be wierd if Scarlet and Marina did get together?

by **Marion** » Sat Jul 19, 2008 11:02 am

Intensity Angel wrote:

I'm guessing it might of been Rhaps, but who knows.

Clya Brown wrote in 'The Concordian Legacy':

He raised his eyes to the ceiling. “Does it matter, kitten? I’m sure they’ve got a pretty good idea of what happens when lady officers and gentleman officers spend a few free hours enjoying each other’s company.”
“I’m not bothered about them! I just don’t want her finding out, that’s all!”

I can't help thinking that if it had been Rhapsody, she'd have been more worried about him finding out than her...
After all, I don't see Scarlet as the forgiving or understanding type when it comes to his lady friend 'two-timing' him with a colleague. I think both Rhapsody and Grey woud have come to rue the day (so to speak)...
And anyway - which 'her'? We've never been able to get Clya Brown to reveal the truth... :grin:

by **Intensity Angel** » Tue Jul 22, 2008 10:43 am

I think you're right there about Scarlet and Rhaps. Scarlet is a British gentleman and he would take offense.

What about Melody Angel?

by **Serena Lewis** » Thu Jul 24, 2008 4:45 pm

On the topic...

I read this in 'The Complete Book of Captain Scarlet' (A birthday pressie, so I only read it today)...

'Glen Garry Castle is partially constructed from a model of McGregor Castle built for the Stingray episode 'Loch Ness Monster', which also appeared as Glen Carrick Castle in the Thunderbirds episode '30 Minutes After Noon'.'

I don't know whether I'm just listing something everyone already knew, I scrolled through the pages pretty fast.

xx

by **Intensity Angel** » Fri Jul 25, 2008 9:42 am

I've just looked at those episodes back to back and I can see the similarities, and no that wasn't mentioned before so neat one Serena!

by **Serena Lewis** » Sun Jul 27, 2008 8:00 pm

I don't know whether these have been posted (Sorry, I'm being lazy, and can't be bothered to check) but I've found a bunch of reused things in 'The Complete Book of Thunderbirds'.
BTW, I never knew that the music was re-used so many times in different Supermarionation programmes! I'm not gonna list music ones, there's enough things already, plus it's 'Where have I seen that', not 'Where have I heard that.

Some of these might not be that relevant. I thought they were though...

They're all about Thunderbirds.

The Uninvited: The Zombites jet fighters are adapted and re-sprayed WASP aircraft from Stingray.

Vault of Death: The City of London Heliport is partially constructed from the remains of Stingrays Marineville Tower.

Attack of the Alligators!: The stock footage of a stormy sky seen towards the start of the episode was later used as the opening shot in the title sequence of the ITC series The Prisoner. (Just thought this was vaguely interesting!)

Atlantic Inferno: Now painted yellow, the road construction vehicle seen in the opening sequence previously appeared as the Gray and Houseman road construction vehicle in End of the Road.

xx

by **Intensity Angel** » Tue Jul 29, 2008 11:22 am

Did anyone notice the Cliff Richard Jr puppet used in the Zero X Thunderbirds movie is reused in Thunderbird six?