For some,they may say that this show consisted of models and puppets and geared toward children as it target audience.and in my book.THEY WERE WRONG! THIS SHOW ROCKS!!!! For the 32 episodes that ran during its two seasons(which was showed first in Britain and then on American television on NBC-TV which after it went off the air in 1966,its repeats continue way into 1970 and from there into syndication until for the remainder of the decade until it disappear in oblivion during the 1980's and 1990's)this show was not just your typical kiddie fare material but it was so more much. As for me and my cousin who would thumb through the TV section in the local newspaper to see what time it came on.DEFINITELY YES!!!! WE WOULD NEVER MISS IT!!!! During my childhood in the late-1960's and early 1970's,this show would come on every weekday afternoon and mostly Saturday mornings and afternoons as well as me and my cousin would be hooked to the TV set to catch what the Thunderbirds would get into next cause with this show you can expect the unexpected. THUNDERBIRDS ARE GO!!!!! And what youngster who didn't recognized the start of the show's theme during the 1960's where the era of James Bond, mini-skirts, and just about every spy show there is to boot? First off,I am a HUGE fan of this show. Following several trials and upgrades, the birds were finally released in 2001 by Obama, because that's the kind of thing he does in conspiracy theories.ĭuring a conversation about naming features on Twitter after birds, Musk supported a splinter theory of the 'birds aren't real' movement.5.4.3.2.1. Kennedy was assassinated for opposing the plan after seeing a prototype of a 'Turkey X500' robot, which would slaughter the real birds ready for replacement. The theory continues that in 1969, John F. 'In a stolen transcript from an ex-CIA deputy, she says, 'yeah, the higher-ups were so annoyed that birds had been dropping fecal matter on their car windows that they vowed to wipe out every single flying feathered creature in North America',' Birds Aren't Real write on their website (which is well worth checking out for entertainment value).

The solution may seem obvious in retrospect, but it was, of course, to replace the birds with tiny robot drones to listen in to our every conversation.

Thunder birds real