If you've ever enjoyed Thunderbirds, Space 1999, UFO, Captain Scarlet or any other Gerry Anderson show then this is the place where you can experience those shows episode by episode in the expert hands of Gerry Anderson historian Chris Dale. He randomly takes you on a journey through 6 decades of Gerry Anderson shows.
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An actress who is the daughter of a Hungarian exile hires the Protectors to help arrange a secret funeral for her father so that he can be buried on home soil.
An undersea civilisation creates a weapon capable of obliterating the West Coast of America.
Threatening to destroy the "Place of the Angels", the Mysterons engineer the theft of a lethal virus from a research centre.
A lots of pods are doing this format but what lifts The Randomiser head and shoulders above the rest is the wit and talent of host, Chris Dale which take centre stage in this highly engaging and often laugh out loud watch-along of Gerry Anderson’s prolific output. more
Never a dull moment with Chris Dale and his randomiser. The great thing about it is that he gives an honest and highly entertaining opinion on all things Anderson that have appeared on television. Because of Mr. Dale I was converted to The Secret Service, made aware of the cutest Anderson production to hit our screens, Lavender Castle and have a better appreciation of The Protectors. Keep up the great work, Chris!
These are beautiful jaunts through media history. With so many things produced in the Worlds of Gerry Anderson it will take some time before we get to the end.
The Gerry Anderson Randomizer with Chris Dale is one of my favorite podcasts. Chris does a great job of creatively introducing each episode using choice clips from Anderson TV dialogue to interact with. I have the Supercar, Fireball XL5, Thunderbirds, Stingray, Joe 90, and Captain Scarlet series’ on DVD, but I don’t have Chris’s entertaining accompaniment, except on this podcast. As the randomly chosen episodes play, Chris offers observations, amusing comments, and critiques. If you’re a fan of ... more
The Gerry Anderson Randomizer with Chris Dale is one of my favorite podcasts. Chris does a great job of creatively introducing each episode using choice clips from Anderson TV dialogue to interact with. I have the Supercar, Fireball XL5, Thunderbirds, Stingray, and Joe 90 series’ on DVD, but I don’t have Chris’s entertaining accompaniment, except on this podcast. As the randomly chosen episodes play, Chris offers observations, amusing comments, and critiques. If you’re a fan of any of the Gerry ... more
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The Gerry Anderson Randomiser launched 4 years ago and published 193 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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