A special re-mastered release of 1960s Captain Scarlet audio productions: Mini albums - Introducing Captain Scarlet by Angus P Allan, Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons by Angus P Allan, Captain Scarlet is Indestructible by Richard O'Neill, Captain Scarlet of Spectrum by Angus P Allan, Captain Scarlet versus Captain Black by Richard O'Neill. Adapted TV stories - Big Ben Strikes Again by Tony Barwick, Manhunt by Tony Barwick, The Trap by Alan Patillo, Special Assignment by Tony Barwick, Heart of New York by Tony Barwick, Model Spy by Bill Hedley, Flight 104 by Tony Barwick, The Launching by Peter Curran and David Williams. Also includes a brand new sixty minute Captain Scarlet anniversary documentary. 2017 marks the 50th anniversary of one of Gerry Anderson's most popular TV shows, being marked with this painstaking restoration of rare, original 1960s assets. The project has been overseen by Jamie Anderson, Gerry's son, who is keeping up family traditions with Firestorm, a brand new marionette action series. This set comprises seven discs and a booklet in a deluxe book set. Big Finish are also celebrating the 50th anniversary with the brand new production of some audiobook readings based on original Captain Scarlet novels. CAST: Frances Matthews (Captain Scarlet), Ed Bishop (Captain Blue), Donald Gray (Colonel White, Captain Black, The Mysterons), Cy Grant (Lieutenant Green), Liz Morgan (Destiny, Rhapsody, Harmony Angel), Sylvia Anderson (Melody Angel), Jeremy Wilkin (Captain Ochre), Janna Hill (Symphony Angel).

"I'm Brogan...Lieutenant Brogan. For fifteen years I worked for the NYPD...Now I'm a Space Cop." After 15 years as a New York street cop, Lt. Chuck Brogan is appointed commanding officer of Space Police Precinct 44, an intergalactic police corps fighting organised crime on alien worlds. But in the famous "Mr Big's Secret Hideout" nightclub, V. Lann and E. Vile are plotting the demise of the President. Brogan and his team only have a limited time to foil the terrorists' plot and save the President's life. In the mid-1980's Gerry Anderson - the man behind cult classics like Fireball XL5, Thunderbirds, Space:1999 - came up with a concept for an exciting new television series. Together with long-time collaborator Tony Barwick, Gerry wrote and shot the pilot story for Space Police. Once the pilot was complete it would take nearly 10 years to secure the funding to make the series which was eventually renamed Space Precinct. Now, for the first time, the original screenplay of this untransmitted pilot film is available for Gerry Anderson fans worldwide to enjoy