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    The Bizarre History of the 1960s Scifi Puppet Series Too "Twisted" For TV

    If you were a fan of Gerry and Sylvia Anderson's Thunderbirds series, then get ready for your mind to explode. A group of intrepid fans have discovered a marionette-style show from the Anderson era, which TV execs tried to suppress. More »