List Of Thunderbirds Episodes
This is an episode guide for the Gerry Anderson television series Thunderbirds made between 1965 and 1966 (although production began in 1964, as indicated by the copyright date) for the British production company ITC Entertainment, and first broadcast on ATV Midlands. Episodes are listed in the original ATV Midlands broadcast order, which is identical to the order of home release.
All 32 episodes were released in a region 1 DVD box set on 30 July 2002. Later a digitally remastered 40th Anniversary Edition region 1 DVD box set was released on 22 January 2008.
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