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Captain Scarlet (1967) Was MUCH Darker Than You Remember

130K views · Sep 8, 2026 · Entertainment

Comments · 531

  • @adamcfada5071 · 2 weeks ago

    It wasn't frightening, it was great.  Gerrry Anderson, his wife and their team were geniuses.

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  • @colinstock325 · 2 weeks ago

    It was never frightening if you were a British child.

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  • @binky1612 · 2 weeks ago

    Serious scary? To me it was just plain exciting!

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  • @jamesunderhill1603 · 2 weeks ago

    Loved all the "puppet" shows back then, Joe 90, Stingray, Fireball  and Thunderbirds but Captain Scarlet was the supreme hero. Still love him even though I'm now 62.

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  • @mikeking2539 · 2 weeks ago

    This show was NEVER "frightening"  whatsoever!

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  • @trevormillar1576 · 3 weeks ago

    The end title cards were the most frightening thing about this program.<br>The quicksand one really freaked me out.

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  • @stevenptew · 2 weeks ago

    I have the Captain Scarlet drum roll for notifications on my phone.

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  • @cliffordwaterton3543 · 2 weeks ago

    You&apos;ve obviously never seen &apos;The Singing, Ringing Tree&apos;.

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  • @sobo1956 · 3 weeks ago

    Sill so &nbsp;Brilliant Today watched it when i was young now have all &nbsp;the DVDs

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  • @Jonny-mk64 · 13 days ago

    This one was my absolute favourite. Thunderbirds was also brilliant. The thing about Scarlett was you usually knew when someone was replaced by a Mysteron but the characters around them did not. The suspense in the show was palpable.<br><br>Add to these puppets the arrival of Action Man in my toybox and life was pretty well perfect.

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  • @59patrickw · 2 weeks ago

    Loved it as a child and it&apos;s still a soft spot for it in my &nbsp;66 years <br>interesting about Lt Green

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  • @doktor_ghul · 2 weeks ago

    The thing that stuck with me was this: sometimes, the Mysterons won. That&apos;s a serious upset for standard SF adventure. The Thunderbirds never failed; everyone lived. In the War of Nerves, second episode, the Mysterons won. Captain Black was a violent creature: shooting people, crushing them against car lifts, drowning them, over and over , on and on. You never knew if Spectrum was going to make it to the end.

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