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Thunderbirds :: Ricochet (02x05)
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| Title: | Ricochet |
| Episode #: | 02x05 |
| Production Number: | 32 |
| Original Airdate: | Sunday November 06th, 1966 |
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A radio DJ, Rick O'Shea, is employed in a pirated radio station on an unlisted satellite, much to Jeff's chagrin. It is the reason for a rocket malfunction, but the space commanders don't know that, for they explode the rocket next to it, bringing the DJ and his assistant on a slow descent toward Earth. When IR arrive, however, the engineer jumps onboard Thunderbird 3, but O'Shea hesitates. Will Alan be able to save Tin-Tin's fave DJ?
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This is the only Season 2 episode to not feature Lady Penelope. Parker and Kyrano also do not appear.
| In the 1980s, this episode and "Sun Probe" were combined to form the 90-minute American feature film "Thunderbirds in Outer Space."
| This was the last original episode of "Thunderbirds" that was filmed.
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Loman: I don't want to sound dramatic, but my air supply isn't going to last forever!
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When Gordon and John are repairing Thunderbird 5, John is speaking with Gordon's voice.
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