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	The Terrahawks: The Complete Series
		With 'Terrahawks', we had puppets without strings and as the supplementary material describes, the operators had their hands up the puppet's nether regions and rods to move their arms.
		OK, for those not in the know, 'Terrahawks' is a secret organisation designed to thwart the plans of the alien android cackling 'Zelda' and her accomplices based on Mars from doing the nasty to the Earth.
		The Terrahawks are bossed around by one of nine clones called 'Tiger' Ninestein who can have another body replacing him and uploaded with a similar personality within a day of arrival.
	www.computercrowsnest.com /sfnews2/04_sept/review0904_22.shtml (1051 words)

	Terrahawks - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Terrahawks is a puppet based television series created by Gerry Anderson.
		Terrahawks was his first puppet series since The Secret Service in 1969, and a new process called Supermacronation was used to animate the characters in Terrahawks.
		Terrahawks consists of five human members; Dr. 'Tiger' Ninestein, Capt. Mary Falconer, Capt. Kate Kestrel, Lt. Hawkeye and Lt. Hiro who are supported by spherical robots, called Zeroids.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Terrahawks (267 words)

	DVD Verdict Review - Terrahawks: The Complete Series
		Cutting the "Supermarionation" strings for a hand-puppet technique awkwardly dubbed "Supermacronation," Terrahawks wants to be a throwback to those thrilling days of yesteryear, when men were men and ugly aliens always had a trick up their sleeves.
		And while the rolling robot spheres (the "zeroids" that form the bulk of the Terrahawks' security force) are momentarily interesting, the writers insist on milking them for humor by giving them funny accents (or, in the case of one recurring zeroid, a conspicuously gay persona).
		Terrahawks, however, has all the staying power of an old Colecovision you find at the flea market.
	www.dvdverdict.com /reviews/terrahawks.php (844 words)

	Action Figure Archive - Terrahawks by Bandai
		The Terrahawks figure line is based on the Gerry Anderson and Christopher Burr marionation television series.
		The figures were released in the UK and are 4" in height with articulation in the neck, arms and legs.
		Each human member of the Terrahawks team comes with a removeable belt and a laser gun that attaches to their wrist.
	www.action-figures.ca /terrahawks.htm (147 words)

	Terrahawks@Everything2.com
		Terrahawks was a television series first televised in 1983 and created by Gerry Anderson and Christopher Burr.
		Terrahawks was therefore something of a gamble, especially as it used new technology in the form of Supermacromation Hand and Radio-controlled puppets.
		The Terrahawks comprise of Ninestein along with, Captain Mary Falconer, Lieutenant Hiro, Lieutenant Hawkeye, Captain Kate Kestrel, Sergeant Major Zero, Space Sergeant 101 and the Zeroids.
	everything2.com /index.pl?node_id=471523 (750 words)

	Jedi's Paradise - Childrens TV - Terrahawks
		Terrahawks was based on an idea that Gerry Anderson had in 1977, entitled Thunderhawks.
		After an outstanding military career, he was persuaded to mastermind the creation of the Terrahawks Earth Defence Squadron, and lead it as their commander.
		He was chosen to join Terrahawks because of his phenomenal intelligence, and his involvement in research into highly advance technology.
	www.jedisparadise.co.uk /childrenstv/Terrahawks/Terrahawks.htm (1546 words)

	"Terrahawks" (1983) - IMDb user comments (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Terrahawks has a little more depth to the characters, and some splendidly horrible running jokes (Tiger's consistent failure to beat the high-score on his game, the horrific mocking of Hiro's 'accent' ("Exactry!"), and the rivalry between the football Sgt. Zero and the speciesist Tiger).
		Terrahawks featured a military unit called Terrahawks (led by Dr. Tiger Ninestein) against an evil alien called Zelda (easily the ugliest character in any TV show) and her even uglier son Yung-Star.
		TERRAHAWKS also has some unintentional laughs in the guise of the preposterous sounding writer's pseudonyms used by Tony Barwick to disguise the fact that he wrote 98% of the episodes (examples include T.I. Gerstein, Koo Garstein, Leo Pardstein and P.U. Mastein, geddit?).
	us.imdb.com /rg/title-tease/comments-bottom/title/tt0085099/usercomments (1963 words)

	Terrahawks at SFXB
		Terrahawks came out very shortly after Star Fleet aired (leading to a certain confusion between the two), and seems to have disappeared from TV schedules in similar fashion.
		The bloke on the left is Tiger Ninestein, one of nine clones, founder and leader of the Terrahawks.
		The Terrahawks were set up to battle the alien forces led by Zelda, Queen of the Planet Guk (no, seriously!), who eliminated the Earth base on Mars and claimed the planet as their own.
	www.sfxb.co.uk /animated/terrahawks.html (689 words)

	Terrahawks-Vol-2 DVD Rental from LOVEFiLM, Rent Terrahawks-Vol-2 and Try LOVEFiLM for FREE today!
		This early-1980s Gerry Anderson production, set in the year 2020, follows the elite Terrahawks, a powerful team that defends the Earth from the evil Zelda and her minions.
		Terrahawks just as good as i remember all those years ago.
		Hmmm- I watched Terrahawks when they were first screened and loved them to bits, now I watch the series again, it wasn`t that sparkling after all.
	www.lovefilm.com /visitor/product/9192-Terrahawks-Vol-2.html (488 words)

	The Terrhawks Look-In Homepage
		Terrahawks was the second and final Gerry Anderson series to feature in Look-In.
		Terrahawks was not as popular with older fans brought up on the all-action adventures of Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet, UFO and Space:1999, but it developed a following among younger viewers, and the Zeroid robots certainly caught their imagination.
		While editor Colin Shelbourn does not recollect the disagreement, as it was possibly handled by the art editor at the time, Terrahawks did not return to Look-In to represent further screenings later in 1984 and early 1986.
	www.lookinarchive.com /homepages/terrahawks/terrahawks_index.htm (449 words)

	Terrahawks - Nostalgia Central
		The year is 2020 and a special force has been set up to defend the Earth from the Evil forces of Zelda (an ugly android), who after destroying the NASA Expedition to Mars plans to attack Earth.
		The only thing that can stop the invasion is the Terrahawks, headed up by Dr. “Tiger” Ninestein, a chap who has eight clones of himself.
		While the Terrahawks have the Zeroids, Zelda has her own robots (which take on the shape of cubes)
	www.nostalgiacentral.com /tv/kids/terrahawks.htm (159 words)

	TERRAHAWKS - THE COLLECTABLES
		Terrahawks Moneybox by 'Merit' (J & L Randall Ltd).
		Terrahawks erasers (2 from the set of 6) by Waldorf UK 1984.
		Terrahawks 'Playmates', set of 4 small books by Purnell 1984.
	www.fab1.net /t-hawks/collect.htm (323 words)

	Terrahawks @ Toonarific Cartoons
		The androids and their wrinkled hag of a leader, Zelda, have designs on the earth, hoping to wipe out the humans and rule in their stead.
		The leader and creator of the Terrahawks Earth Defense Squadron, Dr. "Tiger" Ninestein is one of nine clones created by Professor Stein.
		Terrahawks was created by "Supermarionation" pioneer Gerry Anderson, who worked with Christopher Burr to create the dazzling array of puppets and vehicles for this show.
	www.toonarific.com /show.php?show_id=3622 (260 words)

	Review - DVD: Terrahawks - The Complete Series
		Terrahawks, which ran on British television in 1983, had several entertaining elements, but watching it now on this 5-DVD set, some adults are apt to have a difficult time staying tuned.
		The Terrahawks' mission, as far as I could tell, was to protect the Earth from alien attack.
		(I wonder if that's what happened to Marilyn Manson.) She sends a different "monster" to try to destroy the Terrahawks every episode, but we always see her, too, and she has the world's most cliche and obnoxious "witch laugh," which makes it close to unwatchable for adults and too frightening for children.
	www.cosmik.com /aaa-archives/ev/040515_ev-terrahawks.html (378 words)

	Terrahawks (series) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Terrahawks have the usual Anderson cadre of futuristic machines and aircraft that are able to fly both in the earth's atmosphere and in outer space as well: something that is very necessary since the earth is under more-or-less constant attack from none other than Mars.
		Series highlights include the super-serious two part debut, in which Zelda takes over Mars and mounts her first attack on the earth, and the series finale in which the Terrahawks appear to be taken over by their martian enemies, forcing the Zeroids to come to the rescue.
		Terrahawks is a lot of fun, though it doesn't achieve the dizzying goofiness of some of Anderson's other efforts, particularly Thunderbirds and Joe 90.
	www.classicsondvd.com /terrahawks.htm (651 words)

	Science Fiction Movie and TV Reviews
		Standing between Zelda and her conquest of Earth are the Terrahawks, an elite military and scientific organization led by the genius Dr. "Tiger" Ninestein, who is one of nine clones; if Ninestein dies, his memories can be data-dumped into the mind of one of his fellow clones.
		Also on the Terrahawks team: avionics expert Capt. Mary Falconer; computer and engineering prodigy Lt. Hiro; fighter pilots Lt. Hawkeye and Capt. Kate Kestrel (who happens to be an international singing sensation on the side).
		Terrahawks is shockingly "politically incorrect" at times, with much fun being poked at Lt. Hiro's accent and at the speech patterns of one rather effete Zeroid.
	www.scifi.com /sfw/issue363/screen2.html (674 words)

	Terrahawks
		I designed and built the Tomahawk, which I subsequently photographed for the front cover photo for a brochure to sell Terrahawks.
		He also used a photo of a 1/3rd scale model lady I'd built on another catalogue and it was this photo in fact that really sold the show.
		The Tomahawk was the main craft in the original concept for Terrahawks.
	www.martinbowersmodelworld.com /html/terrahawks.html (440 words)

	The Terrahawks Cyber Pages, main page.
		Alerted by the first Alien Attack in 2017, the UN High Command appoint Doctor 'Tiger' Ninestein to devise and establish an elite international fighting force to defend the world against the unknown aggressors.
		This small, dedicated team is called TERRAHAWKS, and comprises Doctor 'Tiger' Ninestein, Captain Mary Falconer, Captain Kate Kestrel, Lieutenant Hiro, Lieutenant Hawkeye, Sergeant Major Zero, Space Sergeant 101 and...the Zeroids.
		From their secret base somewhere in South America they develop their sophisticated weaponry and prepare for the battles to come.
	www.fab1.net /t-hawks/terrahawks.html (203 words)

	Terrahawks... - Science-Fiction & Fantasy forums (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Is there anyone else who liked this as much as me?...Now I don't pretend to remember each and every episode, but I always watched it back in th'day...I just wonder why this isn't talked about as much as some others which seem to hold the heart more...
		I remmeber terrahawks but don't really remmeber much about it, most memorable thing about it was the game of noughts and crosses(tic tac toe)at the end of each episode
		Let's face it it was a quick cheap show and lacked the class of its bigger, older brothers.
	www.chronicles-network.com /forum/31910-terrahawks.html (214 words)

	Building Battletank from Gerry Andersons Terrahawks
		Terrahawks on the other hand is a fun lightweight program, with some nice and weird characters, and after a very shaky start some very good special effects work - especially in the last batch of episodes.
		Like previous shows Terrahawks features an elite organisation with a core group of vehicles assigned to each character.
		The Terrahawk logos are photographs that I took of a record sleeve that I had repainted to get the right gold and fl colours.
	homepages.tesco.net /d.sisson/battletank.htm (1643 words)

	Crimson Celluloid :: Resident DVDvil :: Terrahawks
		The most recent series to hit the DVD market is 1983’s “Terrahawks.” The series marked a newly updated puppetry system he dubbed ‘supermacromation’ which further refined his designs for the stringless puppets.
		I wouldn’t call “Terrahawks”, Anderson’s best work, but it was certainly one of his most imaginative.
		“Terrahawks” certainly has a lot going for it, and like most of Anderson’s shows, was a bit ahead of its time.
	www.lethaldeath.com /Crimson/Archives/ResidentDVDvil/Archives/RD_Terrahawks.php (635 words)

	Terrahawks TV Show - Terrahawks Television Show - TV.com
		Terrahawks was created by Gerry Anderson and Christopher Burr as a new science-fiction puppet show for kids.
		Anderson, having created such hits as Thunderbirds, Stingray, Captain Scarlet Joe 90, and U.F.O, was confident that this show would prove a huge hit with the fan base he had established in the 60's, and 70's, with his afore-mentioned...
		Anderson, having created such hits as Thunderbirds, Stingray, Captain Scarlet Joe 90, and U.F.O, was confident that this show would prove a huge hit with the fan base he had established in the 60\'s, and 70\'s, with his afore-mentioned earlier shows.
	www.tv.com /terrahawks/show/11713/summary.html (476 words)

	80sNostalgia.com :: It's where the 80s are. (Reviews)
		Zelda is your run of the mill ugly android, who after destroying the NASA Expedition on Mars plans her attack on the planet we humans call Earth.
		Since the Terrahawks have strange ball robot type things, Zelda has to have her own – which take on the shape of cubes.
		Terrahawks used to scare the crap out of me as a kid.
	www.80snostalgia.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=Reviews&file=index&req=showcontent&id=114 (518 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - Terrahawks
		Terrahawks was created by Gerry Anderson and Christopher Burr in the early eighties and was filmed using Supermacromation and Hudsoncolor.
		Supermacromation was the technique used to control the characters from bellow to remove the possibility of any stings being visiable, this also enabled to character's faces to look more human than previous series produced by Anderson.
		The vehicles used by the Terrahawks were designed to be hidden from the view of the public with one hidden below the base building, which folded down out of the way at launch and landing.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A1029449 (419 words)

	DVD Movie - Terrahawks - Volume 1 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Terrahawks is led by the clone Dr "Tiger" Ninestein, assisted by Mary Falconer, Hiro, Hawkeye and the international popstar Kate Kestrel, not forgetting the spherical bouncing robot Zeroids.
		Unfortunately, the alien is Zelda, Imperial Queen of the Planet Guk and she destroys the base as the first step in her plan to destroy all human life on Earth.
		Crash-landing on Earth, the Terrahawks close in on Cram, only to find out that this is one opponent who is at his most dangerous when injured, and Tiger might no live to tell the tale.
	www.dvdunlimited.co.nz /sitemap/movieDetails.php/movie/1001302/dvd.html (518 words)

	Terrahawks - Look-In, 1983-84
		Zelda's plan is for the Terrahawks to take MOID back to Hawknest - with the location revealed, she can destroy it.
		In a cave, Ninestein confronts 89, who puts up a fight, but as the other Terrahawks voice their concerns to each other there is an explosion from the cave.
		With Terrahawks already on TV screens for a couple of months, one of the first letters to Look-In was published in the same issue the strip started.
	www.technodelic.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /Upload01/Terrahawks.htm (4699 words)

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