After the Thunderbirds there was... The Secret Service!

During the 1960s, British television producer Gerry Anderson (Thunderbirds, Space: 1999) created a series of programs utilizing “Supermarionation�, an unconventional style that blended puppetry with live action. 1969’s The Secret Service was Anderson’s final supermarionation series before he turned exclusively to the live-action format. The series stars Father Unwin, a seemingly-typical parish priest who owns a unique machine that shrinks people down to a fraction of their size, and is soon recruited into the British Secret Service to undertake a series of dangerous missions.
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