Stingray Dates : 1985 - 1987 SynopsisIt is the story of a mysterious man, without identity, without attachment, known only under the name of Ray, who crosses the country in a black corvette. His past is unknown. A person who needs help can contact him by responding to an ad in the press. It is the last recourse for those for whom no one can do anything. The only thing he asks is a service: a service for a service has become his motto. Stingray was an American science fiction television series produced by Gerry Anderson, which was broadcast for the first time in 1964. The series told the adventures of the crew of a submarine vessel named Stingray, which was part of the 'World Defense Organization called World Aquanaut Security Patrol (WASP). The ship was commanded by Captain Troy Tempest and his co-pilot, Lieutenant George Lee "Phones" Sheridan. They were helped by a aquanaute named Marina, who was able to breathe underwater thanks to a special combination. The series focused on the missions of the Stingray crew to protect the oceans of the earth from foreign threats, such as the Underwater City of Titanica and its tyrannical king, King Titan. The vessel was equipped with a variety of futuristic weapons and gadgets, including missiles, lasers and a camouflage screen that allowed Stingray to blend into the ocean. In addition to its underwater adventures, the series highlighted themes such as international cooperation, peace and friendship. Stingray was acclaimed for its innovative use of the puppet and special effects, as well as for its epic music composed by Barry Gray. The series has been broadcast in many countries and was very successful, especially in Great Britain where it was broadcast in prime time on the BBC. The ActorsTriviaFilmingFilming locations: Authors of the card
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