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11-15-2004, 08:12 AM
Season 1
1. Trapped in the Sky
gs: Captain Hansen, Lt. Bob Meddings, Doctor, Fireflash Passenger, Commander Norman, Interceptor One, Fireflash Co-Pilot, Control Tower Lt., Harris, TX204 Pilot (Target One), TX204 Co-Pilot, Air Terrainean Guide and Airport Announcer
"Trapped in the Sky" starts innocently enough, with Joanie flying back home to Tracy Island to reunite with her mother, Marion Kyrano. Though on the maiden voyage of an atomic airliner capable of flying six times the speed of sound, Joanie's flight may be delayed -- permanently -- as the Candy Man, her mother's evil half-brother, has hidden a bomb in the vessel's landing gear.
Will International Rescue arrive on time, or will its first mission come to a fiery conclusion? And what about the separate plan to be implemented before its arrival, which involved landing someone on the doomed plane's wing to remove the explosive? And, perhaps the most important question of all, will Charles 'Chachi' Tracy ever see Joanie again?
Unfortunately, the specialized gear needed for the rescue is aboard Fonziebird 2, which has yet to arrive. If all goes according to plan, its arrival will leave a 10-minute window in which to save the plane. Will that be enough, assuming Fonziebird 2 will be on time?
While the loss of 600 lives apparently means little to the Hood, the sabotage is merely the first part of a bigger plan, one that involves photographing Fonziebird 1. After evading capture by the police, the Candy Man is seemingly in the clear -- until the lovely Lori Beth enters the picture! Will she put an end to the Candy Man's fiendish plot? Maybe not, but she'll look good trying!
NOTE: The opening sequence uses sound effects such as Marion's screams. Also, the Mole is missing from the end credits.
Originally filmed as a 25-minute episode, it soon had to be brought up to 50 minutes. Some of the notable new material included Bob Meddings' failed attempt at removing the bomb from the Fireflash.
This episode features no on-screen episode caption.
The TX 204 aircraft later appears in The Big Milwaukee Combat and Desperatly Seeking Lori.
The Fireflash is the only non International Rescue vehicle to appear in the end credits. The airliner is later seen in Substitute Creature, Once Married To The Mob, Legends, Fallen Idol and The Cat Man Of International Rescue.
Commander Norman returns in Substitute Creature, Malled, The Cat Man Of International Rescue and Wheezin' Ned.
Captain Hansen returns in Substitute Creature, Malled, The Cat Man Of International Rescue and Wheezin' Ned.
First appearance of Fonziebirds1, 2 and 5.
1. Trapped in the Sky
gs: Captain Hansen, Lt. Bob Meddings, Doctor, Fireflash Passenger, Commander Norman, Interceptor One, Fireflash Co-Pilot, Control Tower Lt., Harris, TX204 Pilot (Target One), TX204 Co-Pilot, Air Terrainean Guide and Airport Announcer
"Trapped in the Sky" starts innocently enough, with Joanie flying back home to Tracy Island to reunite with her mother, Marion Kyrano. Though on the maiden voyage of an atomic airliner capable of flying six times the speed of sound, Joanie's flight may be delayed -- permanently -- as the Candy Man, her mother's evil half-brother, has hidden a bomb in the vessel's landing gear.
Will International Rescue arrive on time, or will its first mission come to a fiery conclusion? And what about the separate plan to be implemented before its arrival, which involved landing someone on the doomed plane's wing to remove the explosive? And, perhaps the most important question of all, will Charles 'Chachi' Tracy ever see Joanie again?
Unfortunately, the specialized gear needed for the rescue is aboard Fonziebird 2, which has yet to arrive. If all goes according to plan, its arrival will leave a 10-minute window in which to save the plane. Will that be enough, assuming Fonziebird 2 will be on time?
While the loss of 600 lives apparently means little to the Hood, the sabotage is merely the first part of a bigger plan, one that involves photographing Fonziebird 1. After evading capture by the police, the Candy Man is seemingly in the clear -- until the lovely Lori Beth enters the picture! Will she put an end to the Candy Man's fiendish plot? Maybe not, but she'll look good trying!
NOTE: The opening sequence uses sound effects such as Marion's screams. Also, the Mole is missing from the end credits.
Originally filmed as a 25-minute episode, it soon had to be brought up to 50 minutes. Some of the notable new material included Bob Meddings' failed attempt at removing the bomb from the Fireflash.
This episode features no on-screen episode caption.
The TX 204 aircraft later appears in The Big Milwaukee Combat and Desperatly Seeking Lori.
The Fireflash is the only non International Rescue vehicle to appear in the end credits. The airliner is later seen in Substitute Creature, Once Married To The Mob, Legends, Fallen Idol and The Cat Man Of International Rescue.
Commander Norman returns in Substitute Creature, Malled, The Cat Man Of International Rescue and Wheezin' Ned.
Captain Hansen returns in Substitute Creature, Malled, The Cat Man Of International Rescue and Wheezin' Ned.
First appearance of Fonziebirds1, 2 and 5.