Thunderbirds Are Go! (2015)

In this captivating reinvention of the iconic 1960s "Supermarionation" series, Thunderbirds Are Go catapults us into the 21st century, where former astronaut Jeff Tracy has utilized his staggering wealth for the greater good. Answering the call of humanity's need, he establishes International Rescue - an unparalleled private emergency response service equipped with an array of specially crafted vehicles and high-tech equipment. This service, capable of addressing crises on land, sea, air, and even space, stands as a beacon of hope in the face of catastrophe. At the heart of International Rescue are Jeff's five courageous sons, bravely piloting these innovative machines. They're accompanied by the enigmatic "Brains", the team's technical wizard, whose real identity is shrouded in mystery. Further bolstering the ranks are Jeff's loyal friend Kyrano, his fearless daughter Kayo (inspired by the original series' Tin-Tin character), and the unflappable Grandma - a loving matriarch, albeit with questionable culinary skills. An integral piece of the puzzle is the audacious Lady Penelope Creighton-Ward and her trusty ex-con chauffeur, Parker. Operating as chief intelligence agents, they form a formidable defense against those who seek to exploit the secrets of International Rescue, including the cunning Hood - a relentless adversary and Kayo's sinister uncle. As we plunge into this thrilling saga, Jeff Tracy has vanished, his fate uncertain. While his family clings to the hope of his safe return, they must carry on his monumental legacy. Kayo, rising to the challenge, now leads security, while the Tracy brothers continue to brave perils in their state-of-the-art machines. This series masterfully interweaves tales of heroism, family bonds, and high-stakes adventure, as the team navigates crises across and beyond our world.

Thunderbirds Are Go! is an action show featuring David Graham and created by Sylvia Anderson.

Thunderbirds Are Go! is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on Amazon Prime Video and it's also available on Amazon Prime Video.

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