Crispin Merrell is a fantastic composer who worked with Gerry Anderson on his final three television projects: Space Precinct, Lavender Castle and New Captain Scarlet.

In the first part of his interview, Crispin talks about how he came to work for Gerry Anderson, and the process of creating the theme and incidental music for the series.

Add in the usual mix of news, listener emails and you've got the Gerry Anderson Podcast. Oh, and a nice surprise for Chris on the randomiser!

Mike Noble was a master of 1960s and 1970s comic artwork - being a prolific creator of the pages of Fireball XL5, Captain Scarlet and Zero-X that thrilled over a million readers a week. You may not have seen him credited, but you will know (and likely love) his work.

But it's a happy interview, so don't worry. Add to that the usual nonsense from Richard and Jamie, Randomiser from Chris, and an unusual archive clip right at the end of this pod, it's one you won't want to miss!

Mike Noble was a master of 1960s and 1970s comic artwork - being a prolific creator of the pages of Fireball XL5, Captain Scarlet and Zero-X that thrilled over a million readers a week. You may not have seen him credited, but you will know (and likely love) his work.

But it's a happy interview, so don't worry. Add to that the usual nonsense from Richard and Jamie, Randomiser from Chris, and an unusual archive clip right at the end of this pod, it's one you won't want to miss!

Nicholas Briggs (or Nick Briggs as we know him) is the voice of the Daleks from Doctor Who, and executive producer at Big Finish Productions. He's also a lifelong Gerry Anderson fan.

We cover Nick's first experience with Gerry Anderson shows. We even cover what Nick's mum thought of Thunderbirds.

Richard gives he vocal cords (and your ears) a rest this week so no 'newsy news' song, but don't worry - we've got a fantastic randomiser to make up for it!

Nicholas Briggs (or Nick Briggs as we know him) is the voice of the Daleks from Doctor Who, and executive producer at Big Finish Productions. He's also a lifelong Gerry Anderson fan.

We cover Nick's first experience with Gerry Anderson shows. We even cover what Nick's mum thought of Thunderbirds.

Richard gives he vocal cords (and your ears) a rest this week so no 'newsy news' song, but don't worry - we've got a fantastic randomiser to make up for it!

Parker... one of the most iconic characters of all of the Gerry Anderson series, voiced by the inimitable David Graham. Well, finally, the birthplace of Parker's voice has recognised the historic story with a plaque unveiled at the ancient pub in Cookham, Berkshire.

So, stand by for some interviews from the pub, news, listener emails, an epic Randomiser from Chris and a gift... sort of... from Richard. But you'll have to listen right to the end for that one.

Parker... one of the most iconic characters of all of the Gerry Anderson series, voiced by the inimitable David Graham. Well, finally, the birthplace of Parker's voice has recognised the historic story with a plaque unveiled at the ancient pub in Cookham, Berkshire.

So, stand by for some interviews from the pub, news, listener emails, an epic Randomiser from Chris and a gift... sort of... from Richard. But you'll have to listen right to the end for that one.

This week you get to hear from the team behind Gerry Anderson's Firestorm including excerpts from the MCM Comic Con Premiere panel with Steve Begg, Mike Tucker, Jamie Anderson, Andrew James Spooner, Naoko Mori, Gethin Anthony and Nicholas Briggs!

Plus the usual news, a randomiser (please no more Joe 90!) and a special solo from Richard James - stay tuned until the end to find out more!

This week you get to hear from the team behind Gerry Anderson's Firestorm including excerpts from the MCM Comic Con Premiere panel with Steve Begg, Mike Tucker, Jamie Anderson, Andrew James Spooner, Naoko Mori, Gethin Anthony and Nicholas Briggs!

Plus the usual news, a randomiser (please no more Joe 90!) and a special solo from Richard James - stay tuned until the end to find out more!

This week saw the premiere of the pilot minisode of Gerry Anderson's Firestorm which you can watch now at FirestormHQ.com.

With a rather unusual interview section this week because Jamie had the flu and then ran out of time to finish the documentary. More on that in Pod 21!

But don't worry - Richard and Jamie (who's sounding rather rough) are still here for the usual news, listener emails, 'banter' and Chris is here with a fun randomiser.