Podcasts about Mysterons

Send us Fan MailJoin and Jim and Steve as they review the first episode of the TV series Gerry Anderson: Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons! Have you seen some of those new movies where they put muppets in serious dramas and such? Well, CS is a lot like that except, you know, the puppets are bit more creepy versus lovable. Throw in some outrageous French accents and Cold War set dressing and you have a real keeper for the kids...I think this was made for kids? Keep watching the shows! 

The Mysterons launch a series of crippling attacks on the Frost Line Outer Space Defence System in Canada.Intro special guest: Jack Klaff.

The Mysterons send a space ship to Earth and Colonel White sends the Angel fleet to intercept. However their weapons are useless against it. The ship lands in the Northern Territory of Australia and Captains Scarlet, Blue, Ochre and Grey are despatched to investigate only to end up getting teleported into the Mysteron ship. Soon the group end up as victims in a round of Mysteron mind games, unsure of whether or not they will be able to escape.Intro special guest: Terry Adlam

The Mysterons threaten to assassinate the commander-in-chief of Spectrum, Colonel White.Intro special guest: Dallas Campbell

In this episode of Puppets Go BOOM!, Arun and Patricia discuss about the 1968 sci-fi espionage series Joe 90. A young 9 year old boy named Joe McClaine is helping his adopted father Ian "Mac" McClaine testing his invention the Brain Impulse Galvanoscope Record and Transfer (BIG RAT) where it sends pre-recorded brain wave patterns into the recipient sitting on it. After the test is successful, Sam Loomer, an agent of the World Intelligence Network (WIN) sees the potential of the BIG RAT and Joe, so he proposes to have him as their youngest secret agent with the alias Joe 90. Thanks to the BIG RAT, Joe is able to get the knowledge of pilots, secret agents, piano players, military colonels, racecar drivers, and spies. Armed with a pair of glasses to bring the brain waves into his head, a badge, a walkie talkie, and a gun inside a briefcase, Joe goes on various missions to save people from harm as well as preventing shady weapon trading, assassinations, tortures, and murders from happening. When the show premiered, it was released during the height of the James Bond films being released as well as both The Avengers and The Man from U.N.C.L.E. airing on TV. Kids gravitated to the show putting themselves into Joe 90's adventures wanting to be just like him. However, Joe 90 wasn't as beloved compared to its previous Supermarionation shows due to being more child-oriented and having a smaller cast of characters compared to Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons. What did Arun and Patricia think of it? Listen and find out.

In this episode of Puppets Go BOOM!, Arun and Patricia discuss about the 1967 sci-fi series Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons. Taken place in 2068, Captain Black and his crew traveled to Mars to track a mysterious radio signal. They found out that it came from the inhabitants of Mars, the Mysterons. Believing they were going to be attacked, Captain Black and his crew attacks the Mysterons. Vowing for revenge, the Mysterons kills Captain Black and control his mind making him their primary agent to take down his former organization Spectrum led by Colonel White. They almost killed and controlled one of Spectrum's agents Captain Scarlet, but he eventually broke out of their control and is now indestructible. Captain Scarlet, together with Captain Blue and the all female pilots, the Angels, learn more about the Mysterons as they kill off people or destroy vehicles and control them to try to destroy them. Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons marked a major change in Supermarionation where the puppets were more realistic looking and had more dynamic cinematography due to Gerry Anderson wanting to stray away from doing movies and shows featuring puppets and doing more live action projects instead. It also went in a darker direction where the violence was increased and the action was more intense than previous Supermarionation shows. For some people, they loved it. Others felt it was too dark and took away the charm of the previous shows, especially after the major success of Thunderbirds. What did Arun and Patricia think of the show?

The Mysterons threaten to assassinate the Supreme Commander of the Earth Forces.

Tom Roberts-Finn and Seán Ferrick are joined this week by TrekMaster's Quiz Podcast's and Bargain Bin Gaymer's, Davey Ryan - to discuss recent Trek news; Episode 9 of Strange New Worlds Season 3; Davey's Cargo Bay 101 and Hot Take; AND, they do a little quiz. Tom does really really well :)The TrekMaster's Quiz Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0fWc1r4RvO50ZnZbcGCYgq?si=Zrktws46QAuhuNlFfz3odQBargain Bin Gaymer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bargainbingaymer/Don't forget to use #AskTrekCulture for next week's questions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ronson Does Something Spectacular, Recasting, Fake Discord, Turnip Lips, Big Pranks, Hall Of Biscuits, The Mysterons, We Probably Shouldn't Have Done That, Ronson Really Shouldn't Have Done ThatBluesky:https://bsky.app/profile/dungeonsanddheads.bsky.socialInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/dungeonsanddheads/Discord:https://discord.gg/brB2Agj65VPatreon:https://www.patreon.com/c/DungeonsAndDHeadsYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@DungeonsAndDheads Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Captain Black reveals that, using Mysteron technology, that he now has control over all the digital systems on Earth and can destroy them at will. The Mysterons then speak through the rogue agent, demanding mankind's surrender in twenty-four hours or else they will trigger a world-wide technological failure that will destroy everyone on the planet. With humanity's surrender as the price, how can Spectrum carry on the fight with weapons that do not work?

The Mysterons target the oil refinery that supplies fuel for all of Spectrum's vehicles.

In this episode, we take an in-depth look at Portishead's groundbreaking debut album Dummy, ranked #67 on Apple Music's Top 100 Albums of All Time. Released in 1994, Dummy helped shape the trip-hop genre with its brooding atmosphere, hypnotic beats, and haunting vocals from Beth Gibbons. We'll explore how the band fused elements of jazz, hip-hop, and electronica to create a dark, cinematic soundscape that still resonates today. From the eerie tension of "Mysterons" and the spy-film vibes of "Sour Times" to the emotional depth of "Roads" and the iconic "Glory Box," we break down each track and discuss what made this album so influential. Tune in for a journey into one of the most important albums of the '90s and how it continues to shape modern music.  

Maria Teresa Creasey joins us again from Moonbase Alpha to talk all things Space 1999, the gang get excited about the Gerry Anderson News, while the Mysterons sabotage the sound for this week's Randomiser (at least, that's Richard's excuse)...00:28 Welcome to the Gerry Anderson Podcast! 01:21 The Gerry Anderson News08:21 Maria Teresa Creasey - Part 235:49 The Voice Of The Podsterons!43:13 The Randomiser1:07:49 Wrapping things up! Links MentionedGuest LinksNews LinksNever Miss An EpisodeJoin the Podsterons Facebook groupSubscribe wherever you get your podcastsThe Randomiser with Chris DaleHelp The ShowLeave us a review on Apple PodcastsTweet about it! Use the hashtag #GerryAndersonPodcast@ImJamieAnderson / @RichardNJames / @ChrisDalekJoin the Anderson Insiders for Extra ContentStay In TouchEmail Podcast AT GerryAnderson.comJoin the Email Newsletter

Welcome to another Midweek Message. Daft adverts, The Mysterons, the weather, post codes, zones and lots more stuff!

Our guest of the month, Marc Silk, reveals his favourite Anderson character and answers some of our viewers' questions. Meanwhile, Jamie, Richard and Chris watch the second ever episode of Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons - and deliver some exciting Gerry Anderson news! 00:25 Welcome to the Gerry Anderson Podcast! 02:31 The Randomiser Begins!09:33 Marc Silk's Favourite Anderson Character15:11 The Gerry Anderson News!19:36 The Randomiser Continues!26:52 Marc Silk Answers Your Questions!32:46 Back To The Randomiser!38:22 The Voice Of The Podsterons44:02 The Randomiser Concludes!51:23 More Marc Silk!59:53 Wrapping Things Up!Links MentionedGuest LinksNews LinksNever Miss An EpisodeJoin the Podsterons Facebook groupSubscribe wherever you get your podcastsThe Randomiser with Chris DaleHelp The ShowLeave us a review on Apple PodcastsTweet about it! Use the hashtag #GerryAndersonPodcast@ImJamieAnderson / @RichardNJames / @ChrisDalekJoin the Anderson Insiders for Extra ContentStay In TouchEmail Podcast AT GerryAnderson.comJoin the Email Newsletter

After Captain Black inadvertently exposes himself to radiation, thus making himself detectable on long-range Geiger counters, Spectrum mobilises its forces to apprehend the Mysterons' primary agent.

In a remote diner in Phoenix, Arizona, Spectrum flight engineer Xander Story makes contact with two Mysteron agents. Story agrees to destroy Spectrum's Skybase in return for the aliens' promise that they will halt their war on mankind – he accepts a fusion bomb in a briefcase and also a large payment. Captain Scarlet gatecrashes the meeting but is shot and killed. Knowing that his body will regenerate, the Mysterons try to engineer Scarlet's total destruction in a massive explosion. Captain Blue finds his devastated corpse and takes it to Skybase. Doctor Gold finds that Scarlet's injuries are too severe, and with no sign of the retrometabolisation process taking place, he pronounces the agent dead. While Destiny and Blue grieve for their lost friend, Story plants the bomb on Skybase, set to an hour's delay. In sickbay, Scarlet regains consciousness, only to find that no one can see or hear him, and that he has somehow become intangible, yet somehow he must warn Destiny and Blue about the bomb.

Rencontre avec ce sextet d'Amsterdam qui ravive les groove de plus grand archipel de la planète Imaginez-vous avec moi, au cœur des Trans Musicales de Rennes, le hall vibrant d'excitation, les murs qui résonnent de l'énergie bouillonnante des festivaliers. C'était juste avant les vacances, et j'ai eu la chance d'assister à la toute première performance en France du groupe néerlandais Nusantara Beat ! Ce sextet basé à Amsterdam est bien plus qu'un simple groupe de musique, c'est une odyssée sonore qui nous emmène à travers les îles de l'archipel indonésien. Leur groove psychédélique funk rock des années 1970 puise également dans les riches traditions de Bali, de Java et de Sundan, portés notamment par le gamelan, cet ensemble instrumental caractéristique des orchestres folkloriques de l'archipel. Nusantara Beat a fusionné ces différentes influences pour créer une expérience musicale véritablement transcendante. Le groupe nous transporte dans un voyage musical à travers les âges d'or de la musique indonésienne, tout en conservant cette essence sonore des seventies. Cependant, ce n'est pas la première fois qu'un groupe néerlandais embrasse cette décennie musicale emblématique. Les membres de Nusantara Beat ont des pedigrees impressionnants, issus de formations telles que The Mysterons, Jungle By Night et Altin Gun. Avant leur concert très attendu dans la salle l'Ubu à Rennes, Nusantara Beat a eu la gentillesse de m'ouvrir les portes de leur univers sonore unique. Ils m'ont parlé de leur passion pour la musique indonésienne, de leur démarche artistique et de leur collaboration fructueuse avec le label suisse Bongo Joe Records, qui a déjà vu la sortie de deux EPs, et en ont profité pour me donner un avant-goût de leur futur album. Réalisation & interview : Mathieu Girod Voix française du groupe : Dyf

No longer under the Mysterons' control, but retaining their power of "retro-metabolism", Captain Scarlet joins Spectrum's operation to protect the aliens' next target – the Director General of the United Asian Republic.

Threatening to destroy the "Place of the Angels", the Mysterons engineer the theft of a lethal virus from a research centre.

En este episodio de El Álbum Esencial conversamos sobre “Dummy”, el álbum debut de Portishead, lanzado el año 1994.

Captain Scarlet and Destiny Angel are at a Spectrum training Base in Castle Balmeath, Scotland. The base commander, Astrid Winters, is turned into a Mysteron, but tells Scarlet she only wants to help humanity end the war and that she was sent by represents of a faction of the Mysteron consciousness which believes the war with Earth is a mistake. Winters is willing to pass the secret of defeating the Mysterons to Colonel White alone, but all the forces that the Mysterons can bring to bear will be ranged against her getting that far.

Its a double show this time - the first time we talk about the first two episodes of a show, and the first time we feature a hero AND a villain. Captain Scarlet's the Mysterons and Spectrum agent (short lived) Captain Brown.

We're back with three short sci-fi films and a very special guest. First, Martians and puppets tangle in Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons Next, James Cameron begins his career in the FX spectacle Xenogensis. Finally, Fry learns the truth about his family in "Futurama: Luck of the Fryrish." All this plus UFO Chat, ReKrab, indica, sativa, KEvin is threatened, Tom from Adelaide, junk mails, DVDs, Dick Tracy and so much more. Direct Donloyd

Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons-Original Episode Audio

The Mysterons threaten to kill one of Spectrum's Angel pilots.

Pod 228 has fallen into the hands of the Mysterons! Our only hope is for you, Agents of Spectrum, to tune in on Monday and hear part one of our interview with Connor Flanagan, Chris Dale's Randomiser, a FAB Fact, and more! Remember, Captain Scarlet is indestructible but you are not. andr.sn/podcast

This is the voice of the Mysterons. We know you can hear us, Earthmen. Our next act of retaliation will not be an act of retaliation but of relaxation. We are taking a week off the war of nerves and listening to the Gerry Anderson Podcast instead. It has the Gerry Anderson News, the Randomiser, and an interview with writer Chris Bentley. But be warned! We will return and we will be avenged! andr.sn/podcast

With the Dads decimated by a combination of birthdays, studying and paddle board salesman conventions it's left to Peter and Sidey to bring us the epic conclusion to the strong Puppet theme which has taken over this week's show. Starting with the Top 5 Puppets, naturally, the guys are on hand to discuss some rarely featured films and tv. Listen in, or don't, there's no strings attached and it's all very heart felt. Sorry.All you have to do to emotionally reconcile with your son is saw your own arm off in Jodie Foster's  THE BEAVER (2011) which asks its viewer to suspend disbelief for a number of wild ideas, including that it would be possible to move an enormous mural from a downtown city wall to a bedroom without ripping it or damaging it any way, either during the removal or reapplication of the painting process. Mel Gibson plays Walter Black, once a devoted husband, loving father and successful businessman whose suicide is unfortunately interrupted by a hand puppet he found discarded in a dumpster. Allowing The Beaver (Mel Gibson) to talk for him, Walter begins to reintegrate back into his life, with the furry glove enriching the people around him in various nonsensical ways dictated by a screenplay so mechanically obvious that Mel hits rock bottom at exactly two-thirds the running time. Anton Yelchin and Jennifer Lawrence are fine actors stuck in a chemistry-less dead brother romance sub-plot which has the pair arrested seconds after graffitiing a wall late at night only for Lawrence to then presumably return in broad daylight and complete her design without any interference and also has nothing whatsoever to do thematically with the main story. Foster's acting performance is probably fine in a thin role as Walter's wife which requires her to instantly accept the premise (good job someone did) but also have a threesome with the hairy, wild-eyed wood-eater and the Beaver. Pedestrian direction, an uneven tone and an almost completely humourless approach all contrive to make this uninteresting to watch even if you're tempted to, because despite Gibson mining his own pain, this is little more than a cynical public image rescue exercise designed to garner sympathy. Give this one a miss folks.To the legions of CAPTAIN SCARLETT AND THE MYSTERONS fans now flocking to the podcast in eager anticipation of their favourite show finally getting the Bad Dads treatment, I can only apologise because just as with LAWRENCE OF ARABIA I didn't watch this one and so can't fairly comment on the first ever episode of this classic Super Mario Bros Animation thing. I have only dim memories of this, a darker THUNDERBIRDS, and scale model wars with the mysterious Mysterons. Hey do you think that's where they get their name? From being mysterious? This was probably amazing, let's say that.We love to hear from our listeners! By which I mean we tolerate it. Try us on twitter @dads_film, on Facebook Bad Dads Film Review or on our website baddadsfilm.com. Until next time, we remain... Bad Dads

The Mysterons threaten to assassinate the commanders of Earth's armed forces.

Episode 1 - The Mysterons

Gerry Anderson's New Captain Scarlet was a 2005 computer-animated remake of the 1967 Supermarionation puppet series Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons. After inadvertently starting a war with the alien Mysterons, the Spectrum organization must defend the Earth! Can humanity survive? Please send us your comments, questions, requests and complaints. You can reach us at britishinvaders@gmail.com, […]

Gerry Anderson's New Captain Scarlet was a computer-animated remake of Anderson's 1967 puppet series Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons. Humans inadvertently start a war with the Mysterons from Mars. Can we survive this conflict? Please send us your comments, questions, requests and complaints. You can reach us at britishinvaders@gmail.com, and you can find us on […]

It's our first look at Captain Scarlet, by looking at the effects of the very first episode, "The Mysterons"

It's our first look at Captain Scarlet, by looking at the effects of the very first episode, "The Mysterons"

The Mysterons threaten to obliterate the entire Atlantic Seaboard of North America.

Captain Scarlet is guarding a particle collider at the Laroux Foundation in Louisiana. When a container tank is hit it releases a gaseous substance with special properties, which the Mysterons use to create an exact copy of Captain Scarlet. After disposing of the real Scarlet, the clone makes his way back to Cloudbase, intent on killing Colonel White. Later, it sets about destroying Skybase and Houston.

Captain Scarlet, Colonel White and Lieutenant Green are aboard a new stealth warship going through sea trials. However, the Mysterons decide to use the ship for their own ends, by using it to start a war between the US and China.

Following the events of "Crater 101", the Mysterons threaten to destroy Cloudbase. Exploiting the unique properties of the crystal pulsator recovered from the Mysterons' lunar complex, Spectrum contacts the aliens directly in an attempt to make peace.

The Mysterons target London with a stolen nuclear bomb.

Captain Black claims he is free of the Mysterons' control and suggests Scarlet return with him to Mars in a daring plan to destroy the Mysteron complex. Can Black really can be trusted – or is Scarlet being led into a final, lethal trap?

The Mysterons vow to sabotage a Spectrum conference in Switzerland that will determine the manner of Earth's return to Mars.

Join Chris and Danny for another action-packed episode of Spectrum in Review. In their sights this week is Point 783 that sees the indestructible Captain Scarlet pitted against an unstoppable killing machine, the Unitron. Rolling through the episode, the two lads reminisce about terrible Christmas presents. Discuss the return of Scarlet's mysterious headaches, and get to the bottom of what really happened to the gas pump attendant in Special Assignment. For all that and more be sure to check out this week's episode of Spectrum in Review. Social Media: Instagram: @spectruminreview For more information on Captain Scarlet: Official Gerry Anderson website Fanderson website The Gerry Anderson Podcast Captain Scarlet DVD set Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons 2017: The Vault: The Complete Book of Captain Scarlet Stand By For Action! - The Music of Barry Gray References: Spectrum in Review, Episode 10 - "Special Assignment", (2020) Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons, "Special Assignment", Centruy 21 Productions (1967) The Transformers: The Movie, Sunbow Productions Marvel Productions, (1986) The Outhere Brothers, "Boom Boom Boom", 1 Polish 2 Biscuits & a Fish Sandwich (1995) Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons, "The Trap", Centruy 21 Productions (1967) The Simpsons, "Homer vs Patty & Selma", 20th Century Fox, (1995)

We hope you're sitting vertically because it's time to turn up your headphones to the max to hear Chris and Danny discuss Lunarville 7! The guys discuss Nationalism on the Moon, hairstyles and how refreshing it is to see accurate rocket launches.   Social Media: Instagram: @spectruminreview  For more information on Captain Scarlet:  Official Gerry Anderson website Fanderson website   The Gerry Anderson Podcast  Captain Scarlet DVD set Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons 2017:  The Vault:  The Complete Book of Captain Scarlet  Stand By For Action! - The Music of Barry Gray   References: Bloodsport (1988), WWE, The Simpsons (1996), 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968), Captain Scarlet and The Mysterons. "Lunarville 7" (1967),

Saddle up as Chris and Danny head to the Big Apple to tackle arguably the greatest episode of Captain Scarlet (according to Danny) The Heart of New York. Listen as the two lads talk everything from the pronunciation of Doig, freedom powder and make far too many analogies and of cause argue whether is worthy of being called the best episode of Captain Scarlet.  Social Media: Instagram: @spectruminreview For more information on Captain Scarlet: Official Gerry Anderson website Fanderson website  The Gerry Anderson Podcast Captain Scarlet DVD set Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons 2017: The Vault:  The Complete Book of Captain Scarlet Stand By For Action! - The Music of Barry Gray  References: Survivor Series, WWE, (1993) Metal Gear Soild Three, Konami Computer Entertainment Japan (2004) Broken Sword 2, Revolution Software, (1997) Captain Scarlet and The Mysterons. "Heart of New York", Century 21 Productions, (1968) E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, Univeral Pictures, (1982) The Iron Giant, Warner Bros. Feature Animation, (1999) Arrival, Film Nation Entertainment Lava Bear Films 21 Laps Entertainment (2016) The Who, "Won't Get Fooled Again", Who's Next, (1971)

The Mysterons threaten to destroy an irrigation complex in South America.

In the Scottish Highlands, an elderly lady named Mrs. Mackenzie is alarmed to see green lights hovering over the nearby Grampian Nuclear Power Station; she reports the incident to the authorities, but no one believes her. When Colonel White learns of the incident he immediately sends Captain Scarlet and Harmony Angel to investigate. But that turns out to be just what the Mysterons want as the Spectrum Rhino ground vehicle is just what they need to breach the reactor's defenses.

When the Mysterons seemingly threaten the President of the United States with assassination, Spectrum implements maximum security measures around his residence. But as the Mysterons' self-imposed deadline approaches, Scarlet realises that the organisation is protecting the wrong target.

After the Mysterons take over a Phoenix policeman named Rimmer and use him to steal a canister of deadly alien spores brought back by a space probe from Ganymede, Captain Scarlet and Captain Blue are ordered to give chase - but they are thrown off their trail when the Mysterons take over a biker named Brock and use him to carry out the plot instead. Meanwhile, Captain Ochre's Raid Bike is stolen by another biker named Colt.