Thunderbirds Are Go
features the world’s most famous heroes, International Rescue. The
dynamic series follows the five brave Tracy brothers, and their covert
operative Kayo, as they pilot their remarkable, cutting-edge
Thunderbirds vehicles to perform near-impossible rescue missions – from
the depths of the oceans to the highest reaches of space. In Season Two,
viewers are in store for even more harrowing rescue adventures, while
Kayo’s mysterious connection to arch nemesis The Hood will also be
revealed.
Produced by ITV Studios and Pukeko Pictures in collaboration with world-famous Weta Workshop, Thunderbirds Are Go
features a unique mix of CGI animation and live-action model sets. The
series delivers a new level of action-adventure for today’s audiences,
while it pays tribute to the characters and settings from the original
show.
Thunderbirds Are Go is executive produced by Estelle Hughes (Driver Dan’s Story Train), Giles Ridge (Pocoyo), Richard Taylor (The Lord of the Rings), and Andrew Smith (District 9), written by Rob Hoegee (Generator Rex, Teen Titans), and directed by David Scott (LEGO Star Wars) and Theo Baynton (The Wotwots). It is distributed internationally by ITV Studios Global Entertainment.
The first season of Thunderbirds Are Go
is currently available for Prime members to stream and enjoy using the
Amazon Video app for TVs, connected devices including Amazon Fire TV,
and mobile devices, or online at www.amazon.com/originals, at no additional cost to their membership. Customers who are not already a Prime member can sign up for a free trial at www.amazon.com/prime. For a list of all Amazon Video compatible devices, visit www.amazon.com/howtostream. Thunderbirds Are Go
is also available as part of Amazon FreeTime Unlimited, the
all-you-can-eat subscription service designed from the ground up for
kids. FreeTime Unlimited is available exclusively on Amazon devices,
including Amazon Fire TV and Fire tablets, and a year-long subscription
is included with every Fire Kids Edition.
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