Stingray

Serie de TV
1964–1965
30min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaIn the year 2064, the crew of the combat submarine Stingray, piloted by Captain Troy Tempest, explore and defend the oceans for the World Aquanaut Security Patrol (WASP), encountering both f... Leer todoIn the year 2064, the crew of the combat submarine Stingray, piloted by Captain Troy Tempest, explore and defend the oceans for the World Aquanaut Security Patrol (WASP), encountering both friendly and hostile undersea aliens.In the year 2064, the crew of the combat submarine Stingray, piloted by Captain Troy Tempest, explore and defend the oceans for the World Aquanaut Security Patrol (WASP), encountering both friendly and hostile undersea aliens.

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Curiosidades
Some of the main puppet cast are based on real people including:
Troy Tempest was modeled on the facial features of American actor James Garner.
Marina was modeled on Brigitte Bardot.
Atlanta Shore was modeled on her voice actress Lois Maxwell.
Titan was based on a young Laurence Olivier.
Surface Agent X-2-Zero is modeled on Claude Rains but his voice is imitative of Peter Lorre.
Gerry Anderson said that he did not explicitly instruct the sculptors to base Troy on Garner; instead, he named him simply to help them visualize the character, as he could see that they were struggling with his original brief (which merely called for Troy to be square-jawed and heroic-looking).

Pifias
The use of "Commander" here does not refer to rank but to Commanding Officer which could be any rank that is above the others. Shore's actual rank is not mentioned.

Versiones alternativas
At least two made-for-video movie releases exist, created by editing episodes together. These are The Incredible Voyage of Stingray (1980) and Invaders from the Deep (1981).

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Edited into The Incredible Voyage of Stingray (1980)

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Composed by Barry Gray

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8/10

Not my favourite Supermarionation show, but it had its good points

I did enjoy Stingray when I was younger, and still do, but not as much as some of the other Supermarionation shows. The show was simply about a submarine, and the stories weren't as varied. However, it did have its good points.

The stories were entertaining, and divided into three sections; an investigation into a situation, a plan to kill Troy Tempest or to destroy Marineville. The best episodes were in the category of the latter two, the investigation episodes weren't as exciting. There were a few 'it was all a dream' episodes which did nothing for me.

The series ended with a flashback episode based on 'This is Your Life' which worked really well, and had the best ending of all the Stingray episodes; after being called out on a mission near the end of the episode Commander Shore remarks to the presenter, 'Thanks for a great show, but I'm afraid, whether you like it or not, this has got to be the end'. You couldn't have asked for a better closure.

Not my favourite of the Supermarionation puppet shows, but the entertaining scripts made up for it.