Supercar: Season 1 Episode 1 - Rescue | Full Episode
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On its maiden flight, Supercar, piloted by Mike Mercury, has to find and rescue brothers Bill and Jimmy Gibson who are adrift at sea.
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I’m 68, and I can’t believe I used to watch this every week, in 1962 and 63. I remember it being one of my favorite shows on TV. Our standards then weren’t ruined by CGI.
The work being given to those cannot be replaced with hot air like cgi!
Ditto Friend
😅😊
Ditto
I shared it with me dad and he remembered it clearly n all,
I’m still crying at the intro song and character linguistics.
Im 70 i watched this every week here in commiefornia this show is still great cant say the same for my state but this helps cheers !!
I’m in the UK and lived near a town called Slough. There was an industrial estate called Slough Industrial Estate. Next to a side road , Dover Road, over a railway line was the long single story building where all these were made
I was 7 and with a couple of friends we used to sit on the bridge road embankment and look down into the building. We saw Fireball XL5 being pulled on wires across a moon like table. We were lucky once when Silvia Anderson came out with some drinks for us. She explained that they would have to put blinds up at the windows because of the light
We never got to see in again but for a few weeks we did. I didn’t realise we were watching history
How cool. My Dad was stationed at RAF Chicksands near Bedford from '63 to '66. Loved this show, The Thunderbirds, and the rest. Sure do miss some great fish and chips from our mobile chippy in the Putnoe section of Bedford. Yanks can't make them for sh*t.
@@user-wx7id3yh7i To be fair it's not in their DNA. Great fish and chips is a British institution.
@@topgazza Agreed. I spoke to a gentleman from England several years ago and he told me his father ran a chippy in a small town near Nottingham and that the fish and chips are not what they used to be there either nowadays. He said his Dad used beef drippings to cook the fish and chips in originally and when everyone went bonkers about cholesterol etc, he switched, like everyone else, to vegetable oil and things were never the same. I'd say he nailed it. French fries in the States were much better back when everything was cooked in lard for the most part.
What a fabulous memory!
@@user-wx7id3yh7iAnd better for you too than seed oils! Delicious!!
Im 72 yrs.old and I used to watch this as a kid way back in early 60's, I would hurry up with my homework when I got home from school just to be allowed to watch it ,thank you for posting this, brings back such good memories of a very different lifestyle, a gentler world.
This was my favourite show as a child ,I'm 65 and still remember it,as it preseeded the Thunderbirds. 😊
It preceded Fireball XL5 and Stingray, too! I'm 66 now, but I remember being enthralled with this as a little kid.
Don't forget Diver Dan.
MeToo im 65 used to watch this when iwas a kid also great Saturday mornings in he 60
You’re younger than me, I also loved this programme ( also,I think we just had black&white TV back then?)
I'm 62 and I never saw this show. I bet I would have loved it as a kid. But where we lived, we were lucky to get two TV channels - depending on the weather, sometimes we could only get one clearly.
This was a favorite show when I was a very young boy in the early 1960"s. There was also Stingray, Fireball XL5, Davey and Goliath, Gumby, Captain Kangeroo, Capt Delta (CA) and then my favorite show in the latter1960s STAR TREK! I am 65 now. Found memories of childhood.
No Thunderbirds?
There's an important lesson here for civilian pilots. When you take your little brother flying leave the darn ape at home. He'll only make things worse throwing the emergency supplies overboard. 😂
Hee hee -- this is why I never brought my buddy Bonzo along when I was flight instructing. The squirrel, sure, but no monkeys. 😉
That is to funny!,
Mitch bad.
Good advice!
SPOILER ALERT damn it!
*I was a little boy when I enjoyed watching Supercar show on TV back in the early 60's. It just made me homesick watching it over again now in 2023. Thank you for uploading it.*
Developed in the UK in 1961...it was first shown in the US in January 1962...it became the #1 kids show in the NY area...then in 1963 it was being shown in more than 140 markets. Loved this as a kid back in '63. CLASSIC!!!
I completely concur with your admiration of my childhood classic television show.
Most satisfactory !
0:55 the copyright says 1960...maybe the titles were made in 1960?
First aired 28th January 1961.
I used to watch it in 62 and 63 in LA. Probably on KTLA channel 5.
I liked Diver Dan with the smoking fish
This takes me back 60 something years. One of my favorite shows as a kid. My number one favorite was "The Whirlybirds". Chuck and PT were my heroes. Thank you UA-cam !
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Man, you and me both...on both counts. LOVED the Whirlybirds, but Supercar was IT. I wanted one SO bad. Looking back, it's hysterical. I thought it was the sleekest machine I ever saw. Now it looks like a '57 Chevy Bel Aire with wings. LOL. Still love Supercar...and Mike Mercury's eyebrows!
I know what you mean. I was glued to this show back then and I remember having the Little Golden Book as well. The older I get, the further back to my childhood my minds wants to go 🙂
Leonardo invented whirlybirds. You must be over 21. Regards Dave.
@JJJLlL Sea Hunt with Loyd Bridges was my inspiration to try SCUBA diving 🤿 👍🏻
The opening theme is still with me 60 years on.
Me too, man. Every time I crank it UP!
I remember watching this on a very small TV. Fab stuff. In my late 60's now but takes me back. More please.
Life's short... I was 8 years old, feels like yesterday
Jeeze, yes, I remember this, it was sooo real to a four year old , I really believed that the car existed.
@@serberious , Of course, it will exist, just not yet
I am 71Tad. Bet I had a smaller TV than you. Spread the word, mature geysers are worth gold. Thanks Dave
@@davidhewson8605 agree, agree, agree
Man the Brits had some great TV shows!
Of all the 60s shows I remember, I think this one was the best. I remember others too - Fireball XL5, Davey & Goliath (Goliath was a dog) ohhhh, such memories!!
Davey and Goliath! Great show and one of my favorite things was his father's jeep.
@@thejerseyj5479 Ooooooo Davey !
67.. born 56…I remember this like it was on last night. Crazy.. I really enjoyed reliving such a purely innocent way of life.. we’ve lost so much as a culture.. something as simple as this is lost.. bad parents.. not mine though.. my parents were a Blessing..
This looks dated to many people, But to me, Its timeless Television from a wonderful time in my young life.
Couldn’t agree more Rob! Great days!👍
@@reetpateet8656 Absolutely they were ! maybe that's why I'm always on here, watching these old gems !
Doesn’t look dated to me. Ahead of our time!
This, Stingray and Fireball XL5 were my favourites as a toddler. My dad bought me the Supercar LP for Xmas - I still have it too!
I was almost ten years old when our family console television cathode ray tube TV Set showed this gem.
To this day I still want my Super Car !
Johnny Lightning made one back in the '00s.
@@mattfarahsmillionmilelexus , I’m still trying to find out who is Johnny lightning and let me see their car
This has the most hi-tech intro of any show I've ever seen, it's classic 1950's - 60's TV at its best.
I remember watching "Supercar" when I was in the third grade--and that's 1962-3! The boys in my class would talk about the episodes.
Ah, the nostalgia! . . .
Good to know that Mike Mercury could solve the engine problem by "turning it off and on again".
Had the toys, loved the show, but I was 5 years old then. It must be 60 years since I've seen this. Thanks for posting - it stands up much better than I expected.
That’s what they always tell us to do with our school bus whatever the issue is when we call in to base . 😆
"Have you unplugged the cord from the wall, waited 30 seconds & plugged it back in"? THE BEGINNING of every call to techinal support. UGH!
I was so enamored of this show when I was a kid. Its awesome to be able to watch it again.
I was almost ten years old when our family console television cathode ray tube TV Set showed this gem.
To this day I still want my Super Car !
Shortly proceeded by Fireball XL5 - ! 😊
Remember playing with my super car plastic model in the bath ,,, will be 67 in June ,, where have the years gone 😮
It looks like one of those 1950's futuristic concept cars that we were all supposed to be flying around in by 1980 or so. Where's my flying car?
I was a kindergartner maybe first grader when this show was on, I loved it. What a blast from the past.
Well I’m amazed! I watched this show as a kid. I’m now 68 and still found it thrilling and exciting. Love the characters, the story and every minute of it. 😊
My family bought me every "Supercar" toy (two, I think) available. I had no idea that any episodes still existed.
14:30 I noticed that the instrument (rev counter) is actually a real British Forces rev counter. It has the 'crows-foot' military marking, but if you look closely, it has the part number 6A/1559 which is a rev counter from a WW2 British bomber. I expect for the period that it was military surplus stock that had been repurposed in the studio.
I used to pretend to be Dr. Beaker, when I was 4. I adopted the persona to practice without a license. 😅
For me, these tv shows were a very special programs when I was a child. I build my own scale collection Supercar. My fascination for the science began with this kind of programs. Thanks to Garry Anderson Productions for these tv shows series on 60's. Now I'm a 66 years old retired Aeronautical Engineer and Astronomer. Greetings from Mexico.
Gerry and Sylvia Anderson masterpieces!
Great to see again. Being born in 58 this is the first kids programme I remember.
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I used to watch this far out show at a friend's house because my family didn't have a tv... Saturday mornings in the 60s was fun time for kids in America...
never seen or heard of this! I'm 51 and THIS is a treasure!!!
I never heard of it either! Packed full of humour and fantastic characters!
I used to love this show too when I was a young kid. Things were so much simpler back then and we were very happy kids.
At school, the day after this would air every 2nd & 3rd grader would spend our recess excitedly critiquing all the finer points of the previous night's broadcast. We were in the US but close enough to Canada that the CBC was our fourth channel. Supercar was it!
I never heard of this show until now. Pretty good production values, considering it was all done on a budget of about $4.92.
Yeah but you could buy a house for $4.00 in 1962, see?
@@pauljefferies9087 No, you couldn’t. But you could buy a cheap house in some places for $4000.00
I agree. Those sets have a lot of technical detail, and look pretty darn good!
That Supercar theme song beats them ALL. And every TV show had some kickass theme music by the 70s with full on orchestras...But NOTHING is better than SUPERCAR!! I was lucky enough to find a Supercar Little Golden book years ago. 👍👍👍👍 My love for Supercar has to come from growing up outside Detroit with a GM tech designer dad & seeing concept car designs & new cars not in production yet such as the 67 Camaro drawn on the formica dining room table. Having muscle cars as the family vehicle such as a Corvette in 57 & then the Camaro then the 70 SS Chevelle in the driveway being souped up to 500HP might have something to do with it. MORE POWER, CAPTAIN!!😁
I forgot how over the top the faces were in this programme. The days of Joe 90, Fireball XL5, Stingray (brilliant,) and the excellent Thunderbirds. a 5year olds dream in 1962.
Remember this? Running on Eyebrow Power for sure.
This has its own charm to it, I love these early shows. In many ways better than today’s over done and ridiculous CGI.
Far better.
It's like a house that has character. It really means crap. Not charming
Loved this show as a kid and vaguely remember having a plastic model of Supercar. Watching it for the 1st time as an adult, I'm wondering at what point do Jimmy and Bill consider eating the monkey? 😮
I was born in 1970 and I remember playing with a supercar type of toy and I was fascinated by the front end of the car.
Good question. Thing is, I don't know if they even had any barbecue sauce. 🙃
I'm now 70 but I remember watching this as a 👦 boy
I'm 68 and I watched this series on "Major Astro," a local kids' show in Wichita, KS, every weekday afternoon at four o'clock.
Would never have been as cool with "Human" actors, the voices are amazing and the facial features are priceless, wonder who they based the characters on?
What a great idea....a vehicle that could travel in sub-orbit, on land, and beneath the sea to 15000 feet! And the size of a Chrysler Imperial! That would truly be a "super-car"! I'd buy THAT for a dollar!
None of us forgot Supercar! What a great show! You have to be about 65 to truly appreciate it. I still remember the show when Supercar gets stuck on the ocean floor and Mike gets worried about getting his feet wet! Luckily they got the problem fixed. I remember the name Dr Beaker too! Great stuff!
Not only did I watch Supercar but I had the toy model as well. It's probably worth a million dollars today in the box . . .
Loved this show as a child still do. Cool art form
Thanks for posting! I loved that show when it was on. All the different characters and Mitch. So endearing the way they walked. I'm 74 now and still remember the plots. Such a good show.
This and stingray were awesome, don't get me wrong thunderbirds were good and captain scarlet, Joe 90 and the rest were good too but I can't imagine why hardly anyone remembers this show. I'm glad this has survived.
Appointment TV for me when I was 10 years old. I was surprised when it disappeared after just a couple of years, at least where I lived. 60 years have gone by since I last saw it - it never showed up in syndication. I suppose not enough episodes were produced. When I saw the thumbnail on my feed, the theme song immediately came to mind, and I remembered most of it. I hate to be positive, but I love UA-cam for being a vehicle to bring back the entertainment of my childhood.
Just came across this brought a lump to my throat . If I could go back to them days I would in a heartbeat.
And here I thought I was the only one who loved this show! Actually well written, well acted, and a great idea for kids. Just like they make them today...
Hah! TeleTubbies have gender issues..
All Gerry Anderson shows are great.
You are hardly the only person that like this show!
This was a masterpiece; years ahead of its time when compared to other children's tv puppet shows, and not many years after Muffin the Mule, which was very basic indeed. OK, it seems clumsy now, but back then...... I can just remember 'Four Feather Falls', which may have inspired 'Toy Story's Woody. Thanks for bringing this back to life........
I watched Supercar religiously when I was a kid (I'm 67 now). I actually bought the series on DVD several years ago. I still love it!
I lived in England from '63 to '66. Watched this religiously as I did The Thunderbirds. We were stationed at RAF Chicksands near Bedford. What I would give for a big order of fish and chips from out mobile chippy in Putnoe.
I missed this one. I was born in 1969, but I definitely would've watched it.
Mike Mercury is horribly deformed, and even wearing his Aviator sunglasses at 19:06 can't hide his disfigurement... but that probably gave him the strength of character to do something with his life and become the pilot of Supercar, the marvel of the age. Hooray for Mike Mercury!
I too, loved this show as a child! Infact, I loved all of the Gerry Anderson puppet series. The models and special effects team were world class, some of the creative team later going on to work on the Bond movies. Supermarination indeed!👏💖
Que recuedo !! A principio de los años 70 se lo podia ver en ARGENTINA ,como lo disfrute .!!!
I used to watch it religiously from the first episode till the last when I was a little kid! They must have reached transferred the old film and cleaned it up digitally because this is an amazing good copy. Extra thanks to the production company that did this
I'd swear blind that the professor was actually Benny Hill, in disguise! That's Fred Scuttle down to a tee..
What memories this brings back. One of my favorite shows when I was a kid.
I used to love the sound when it was flying fast, had a fairly big plastic (polythene?) toy of Supercar at the time, bet it would be worth a fortune now! And when they were firing up the engines somebody used to say "interlock on", that sounded so damn exciting!😃👍
WPIX-TV (channel 11) in New York City was the first to broadcast "Supercar" over here. September 1962. It opened the door for other Gerry Anderson "Supermarionation" shows.
This takes me so far back.
Still fantastic 60 years later
I wonder if the sound of the jet engine was the F4 of the U.S. Air Force at that time before I started kindergarten in my old hometown of NYC. I am old enough to remember the last propeller airplanes and the early jet planes when my family lived near LaGuardia Airport in Woodside, Queens,NYC.
I was 8 when this show first appeared. It became my favorite cartoon. These guys went on to produce Fireball XL5 and Thunderbirds which were great also
Any chance you have their very first show Four Feather Falls? We didn't get that here in America
"Gee Bill...we've been here so long and no one is coming to save us and there's nothing to eat. We're all alone with no food. Just you...and me...and....................Mitch. You know Bill, I've got an idea..."
It is great to see that Mercury Man fly again. I used to watch this show as a child. I enjoyed watching the show again.
I am 72 now and I loved this show as a kid..quote from one of the episodes " I am a man of few words..well shut up then "..we used our imagination not cgi
I loved this show when I was a child
I vaguely remember this. As with the Thunder birds The puppetry always facinated me.
Rather cool to see again. 😉
The show was great, it would come on Sunday morning in Detroit, I'm 65.
That could possibly be the best song about a car -- ever.
One of my favorite shows back than....who remembers Diver Dan.....
I watched this great series, in 2nd grade, 1962....
Yes, me, too. I must’ve drawn a million pictures of Supercar then Fireball XL5.
Loved this as a kid. Check those "giant" gold fish! Haha.
I remember Thunderbirds as a kid, but I never saw this, or Supercar. Did not realize they did so many of this type. Thanks for posting.
Thank you for posting , brings back memories from a small child
All truly first-class episodes and productions....enjoyed them 60-years ago and today!
What an incredible innovative idea &, now, iconic.
My favourite has always been Captain Scarlet, when they actually started to look real.
am 66 this brings back lots of great memory's how time fly's
Wow! My absolute favourite after school programme as a young kid.
Im 68 and remember this like yesterday,prof beaker used to drive me mad with his rambling and i used to shout at tv to get him to speak faster lol.Where have all the years gone?
Gerry Anderson was masterful! I find it a bit odd that Mike Mercury is a remarkable resemblance to Martin Landau, who starred in another Gerry Anderson show many years later: Space 1999.
Martin Landau and Benny Hill as the professor
A lot of folks that remember Thunderbirds, Fireball XL5 don't recall Supercar, even after I sang them the opening song.
I grew up in the Los Angeles area and remember Fireball XL-5 and Thunderbirds with fondness, but have no recollection of Supercar. Per the 'net, it was syndicated to the New York market in November of 1962 and to 140 U.S. and 49 worldwide markets the following year.
Both Fireball and Thunderbirds saw reruns on independent stations in L.A. at least into the 1970s.
@@-oiiio-3993 We had Supercar here in MA in the late 60's, also Fireball XL-5, Thunderbirds.
I can still sing it also, some things just stay with you. Like in the end credits when Supercar breaks the sound barrier with a sonic boom!
What about Four Feather Falls? Same company 😊
@@monza1002000 New one on me, just watched a little, very cool. Thanks.
Makes me think of Bosco or Cocoa Marsh in my milk and some Devil Dogs or Yankee Doodles
😮 I’m 67 … this was the best thing ever when I was kid
This was my show before I was old enough to go to kindergarten. Yeah I’m old.
This show was amazing the way it was put together. I did enjoy this show and another called Thunderbirds, if anyone remembers.
I can attest to the accuracy of the opening scene. If you've lost power in a Piper Tri-Pacer you will lose altitude rapidly. Very rapidly.
Brilliant! proceeded the ones i watched in the late 1960's!
I watched this all those years ago. I am a member of the Supercar Club too and I still have my membership card to prove it!
I love that intro sequence when supercar goes into that chap’s fish tank with the goldfish!
A Man and his son and an ape on a plane, now that's some amazing writing.
MIKE MERCURY was the man!
At least the eyebrows were!
I can see the stings,now that ..I'm 50years old,now wow..I was born in the year of 1973.but,I remember,I watched this when I got older.i love puppets.❤ Even if they are operating by fish wire.😂❤thank u for the memories ❤
reminds me of ThunderBirds Go! ....Im 57 but I never heard of this one wow so thankful I get to see something of it here 😊
Same company made Four Feather Falls, Supercar, Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet, Space 1999, UF0
@monza1002000 ah thanks for that info , oh wow Space 1999 and UFO were part of my childhood