The roof doors of the Black Rock Laboratory retracted with their familiar electronic whine, bathing the interior with golden afternoon sunlight. From his position behind the console at the side of the room, Professor Popkiss gave a small wave and spoke into the microphone. “Alright, time to be on your way!” From inside Supercar, Mike Mercury, Doctor Beaker and Jimmy …

Although Masterspy and Zarin (and to a lesser extent Harper and Judd) could always be relied upon to be a consistent thorn in the side of the Supercar team, there were many other villains and antagonists who only had one appearance in the series! Here is a top five (ish) selection of our favourite one-off Supercar baddies! #5 – Professor …

The Official Gerry Anderson Store is excited to offer this unique collectors’ Supercar 60th Anniversary Treasury Box! This set is totally exclusive and is limited to just 300 units worldwide. The Supercar 60th anniversary treasury box contains a Supercar badge and individually numbered Supercar Pilots’ Licence (replicas of the 1960s Supercar club items), newly commissioned art cards from Lee Sullivan and Tim Keable, and a complete series DVD featuring a …

Continued from previous report Zarrin’s escape with the B1 prototype robot was reported quickly, but the warnings came too late to stop Masterspy’s cunning plan from unfolding. The dastardly villain wasted no time in putting Doctor Beaker’s latest creation to devious use. The first target he set his greedy sights on was the high security vault deep within the Franklin …

It was another incredible adventure for the Supercar team as a renegade robot caused chaos in a series of robberies orchestrated by the dastardly villain Masterspy! The B1 robot, a new invention from the mind of noted scientist Doctor Horatio Beaker, was designed and developed as a prototype remote controlled defence sentry for high security vaults. Constructed at the Supercar …

Supercar: The Wonder of the Age (for Six Decades!) by Austin Tate Gerry Anderson’s TV series were a backdrop to my school years in the early 1960s, a favourite when returning home from school. Having seen the programmes from Twizzle, Torchy and Four Feather Falls… Kaiya Kalamakooya kala kaiya! … and beyond. But my absolute favourite was always Mike Mercury …

by A21 Reporter Andy Clems The incredible Supercar team have done it again in an extraordinary voyage to investigate a mysterious unknown object in space! Mike Mercury, pilot of the Supercar, was in command of the unusual mission and said, “Supercar can do pretty much anything we ask it to, but going into orbit is a big ask! Last time …