Thundercat!

I have two collected dvd's and the make fun of them dvd.

The horrifying thing is when I looked at the ZeroX my first thought was "Mighty Jack!"

From the makers of Mighty Dog and Hungry Jack!

" . . . slow the plot down . . . "

I spy with my eye something from Harbor Freight. ^v^

You have a sharp(ener) eye!

"F. A. B." (Did they ever mention what that Acronym stood for?)

"Funderbirds Are Bo"? ;D

One of these days I ought to finish that sketch of my character Mr. Foxy being rudely awakened by Thunderbird No. 1 blasting out of the middle of "The Round House" on Tracy Island. (I thought I smelled fuming nitrous oxide!)

Make sure it's knocking over the deck chairs as it goes! :)

That shows you how long it's been since I've watched the show. It's Thunderbird 3 that launches through the middle of the round house, and even in the computer animated version the little detail of the deck chairs flying is evident in those sequences.

Eyup!

Imagine if you will, Our Heroine Tali standing, soaking wet in the gathering area of the Tracy home, wearing a two piece swim suit, soaking wet. On one of the monitors near Jeff Tracy's desk there's images of Thunderbird 3 rocketing off into space. Jeff explains;

Tracy: I'm sorry Mz Hartoth, but we Did sound the launch warning. Didn't you hear it?

Tali: You mean that Horrid screeching that sounded like someone was strangling a cricket?

Tracy: It was a surplus air raid siren.

Tali: (Infuriated.) My personal communicator is louder than that thing!

DRAW EET!

"Fully Acknowleged and Briefed. (In case you're wondering.)

Ah! So somebody finally came up with a definition. IIRC, the original F.A.B. was simply a callout to the Beatles. :D

LSMFB CMDF EDF TAL(I) EI EI O.

YING TONG IDDLE I PO

Five Adorable Boys?

It was sabotagey!

Dia-bo-lickle!

Thunderbirds(it's true title) was on YTV in Canada for a long time in their prime time schedules in the 1990s. I watched it a lot, whether it was made in the 60s or not.

Also, you could use a Bluray writer there. XB

And it's cool that Norma is flea-free. =)

I first discovered Thunderbirds in 1968. Thinking it was about the Air Force aerobatic team, I tuned in...and was promptly hooked.

Actually, I just got that DVD writer. Does what I want it to do, so...

And, yes, Norma and Sylvia are flea collared at all times. They're quite good natured about it too, don't try to take the collars off or anything.

I think it could've been cool if one cat got a red flea collar, and the other a blue one.

Let their own personalities stand out more, you know? XB

Heh. I basically use what I find at the store, so...