
The Cham-Cham
- Studio
- Anderson Provis Films, ITC
Synopsis
Penelope, Parker and Tin-Tin journey to Paradise Peaks in the Swiss Alps to discover the connection between the Cass Carnaby Five and a series of attacks on RTL2 missile transporters. After they expose the band's manager, he cuts the lines on their cable car, sending it hurtling down the mountainside, out of control!
Characters
Jeff Tracy, Lady Penelope Creighton-Ward, Scott Tracy, Virgil Tracy, Alan Tracy, Banino, Macklin, Foreign Lieutenant, John Tracy, Cass Carnaby, Commander, Matthews Field, Radio Maxwell DJ, Brains, Aloysius Parker, Olsen, Captain Savidge, Hitchins, Tin-Tin Kyrano, Grandma Tracy, Maxie, Scheiler, Foreign Colonel
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Alan Pattillo
Producing
- Producer
- Gerry Anderson
- Associate Producer
- Reg Hill
Writing
- Writer
- Alan Pattillo
Voices
- Voice
- Peter Dyneley (Jeff Tracy), Sylvia Anderson (Lady Penelope Creighton-Ward), Shane Rimmer (Scott Tracy), David Holliday (Virgil Tracy), Matt Zimmerman (Alan Tracy, Banino, Macklin, Foreign Lieutenant), Ray Barrett (John Tracy, Cass Carnaby, Commander, Matthews Field, Radio Maxwell DJ), David Graham (Brains, Aloysius Parker, Olsen, Captain Savidge, Hitchins), Christine Finn (Tin-Tin Kyrano, Grandma Tracy), John Tate (Maxie, Scheiler, Foreign Colonel [uncredited])
Music
- Music
- Barry Gray
Crew
- Cinematography
- John Reed
- Special Effects
- Derek Meddings
- Visual Effects
- Sylvia Anderson
Production notes
Thunderbirds was the most expensive Supermarionation series up to that time. Although it had resemblances to the live-action CBS series Mission: Impossible, it actually premiered on British TV a year before Mission: Impossible was first seen in the U.S.
Gerry Anderson repeated the characters and plotlines for "Thunderbirds 2086," an animated series which ran on U.S. cable TV in 1984, then entered syndication a year later.
Gerry Anderson repeated the characters and plotlines for "Thunderbirds 2086," an animated series which ran on U.S. cable TV in 1984, then entered syndication a year later.
