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and the 21st century's "superfluity of satellite channels with minuscule audiences". Ian Fryer, who makes a similar connection to MTV, views "Ricochet" as arguably the series' "most direct reference" to real-world events, describing the episode as " the British craze for pirate radio stations in the
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mid-to-late 1960s to the space age." He adds that a scene in which Jeff Tracy voices his disapproval of KLA as an unlicensed broadcaster echoes contemporary objections to offshore radio vessels on the grounds that they posed a hazard to shipping and interfered with emergency service communications.
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non-operational, Virgil and Brains are unable to radio base to confirm that O'Shea is safe. Reluctant to shoot down O'Shea, but aware that the destruction of the refinery would cause much loss of life, Virgil and Brains move beneath KLA and initiate a roll, catching the satellite on
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to assess the damage but ends up trapped outside the satellite after the inner airlock door fails to open. O'Shea is unable to repair the fault from inside, and with Loman's oxygen running out goes back on the air to broadcast a distress call. International Rescue space station
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magazine rates the episode 2 out of 5, citing its "totally unbelievable" final rescue and "silly Sixties music". However, he praises the action sequences and characterisation, noting Alan's resentment of his girlfriend Tin-Tin's admiration for O'Shea and his music.
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separation failure, Sentinel Base aborts its newly-launched Telsat 4 rocket at orbital coordinates designated safe by International Space Control (ISC). Unknown to the authorities, the rocket is in the vicinity of KLA, an unregistered
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trademark 'vehicular meltdown' plot". He highlights the episode's "sophisticated" visuals, noting the "moody" lighting and angular sets of the Sentinel Base scenes (which he believes may have been inspired by the production design of
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Set in the 2060s, the series follows the missions of International Rescue, a secret organisation which uses technologically-advanced rescue vehicles to save human life. The lead characters are ex-astronaut
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and Marcus Hearn call the episode a "classic". Commenting that it boasts "some of the funniest dialogue in the series", Hearn argues that through KLA and the character of O'Shea – described by Hearn as a
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Virgil and Brains return home fearing they have killed O'Shea, but Jeff reveals that the DJ is very much alive. Alan reveals the truth: after he cut his way into the satellite, O'Shea, who suffers from
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as KLA re-enters the atmosphere. Alan and Scott pull alongside KLA and Alan spacewalks over to extract the unconscious Loman from the airlock. With Loman safely aboard
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s wing in an effort to change its trajectory. They have trouble shaking off the satellite and almost hit the refinery themselves, but KLA finally breaks away from
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A'Ben Duh. To avert disaster on the ground, Virgil and Brains realise that they must shoot down KLA while it is still in the air. They prepare to fire
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satellite manned by DJ Rick O'Shea and his technician Loman. The detonation of Telsat 4 cripples KLA, which begins to fall out of orbit.
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considered the focus on a pirate radio satellite unusual for the series but wrote that it allowed the episode to exploit the nascent "
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As KLA starts to break up, ISC informs Virgil and Brains that the satellite's descent puts it on a collision course with the
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s missile gun, but suddenly hear O'Shea's voice on the radio and infer that he is still aboard the satellite. With
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to show International Rescue in "full-blown action mode", preceding the Christmas-themed series finale "
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as the fifth episode of Series Two. It had its first UK-wide network transmission on 15 May 1992 on
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fails to pick up the transmission as it has been taken offline while astronaut
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The Worlds of Gerry and Sylvia Anderson: The Story Behind International Rescue
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and directed by Brian Burgess, it was first broadcast on 6 November 1966 on
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Discovering that the brake parachutes are inoperable, Loman conducts a
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What Made Thunderbirds Go! The Authorised Biography of Gerry Anderson
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at the start of the episode is the only scene in the series to show
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For Michael Coldwell, "Ricochet" is a "glorious reprise of
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The Complete Gerry Anderson: The Authorised Episode Guide
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Coldwell, Michael (September 2015). Hearn, Marcus (ed.).
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Fox, Tom (August 2004). Payne, Andrew (ed.). "TV View".
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Thunderbirds – A Complete Guide to the Classic Series
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Index

Thunderbirds
Tony Barwick
Sylvia Anderson
Ray Barrett
David Graham
Charles Tingwell
Jeremy Wilkin
Lord Parker's 'Oliday
Give or Take a Million
List of episodes
Thunderbirds
Supermarionation
Gerry
Sylvia Anderson
AP Films
ITC Entertainment
Tony Barwick
ATV London
Anglia Television
BBC2
Jeff Tracy
Thunderbird machines
pirate radio
audio adaptation
EP record
David Graham
Brains
second stage
pirate radio
spacewalk

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