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"So, you never did need rescuing? I think someone had better do some explaining."
— Scott Tracy

"Cry Wolf" is the eigteenth episode of Season 1, first broadcast on 27th January 1966. It was the 21st episode produced.

Plot

When a pair of young boys call out International Rescue for no reason, Jeff decides to bring them back to Tracy Island so they can see the consequences of their actions. Although they later get into real danger from the evil actions of the Hood, nobody at International Rescue believes their call for help due to their past actions. Will they eventually realise how serious the situation really is?

Storyline

Main article: Cry Wolf/Storyline

Transcript

Main article: Cry Wolf/Transcript

Cast

Regular Characters

Guest Characters

File:TB-BobAndTony.jpg

Bob and Tony.

Cameo Roles

International Rescue Equipment Used

Non-International Rescue Equipment Used

TB2-Cry-Wolf

Locations

Trivia

  • The interior and exterior sets of the Monitoring Station were last used as the Satellite HQ in The Impostors, and would be reused again as another different building in Ricochet.
Grandma-house-2

Mr. Williams' house under construction

  • Mr. Williams' house is a remodeled version of Grandma Tracy's House.
  • Other Tracking Stations marked on Lansfield's console are located at Cranston, Kangaroo (East), and Spring Hill.
  • Geoff Meldrum or Noel Rowland is known to have been a camera operator on this episode, albeit uncredited.
WhatEpisodeOrFilmIsThis

The guy on camera is either Geoff Meldrum or Noel Rowland. But which one? They look so similar from behind.

  • Plot elements and names from this episode were borrowed and used in the Thunderbirds Are Go! episode Extraction.
  • Bob and Tony were named after art director Bob Bell and his son Tony respectively.

Goofs

Main article: Cry Wolf/Goofs

Foreign Titles

  • French: Les amateurs
  • German: Blinder Alarm
  • Spanish: El Lamento del Lobo; El Espectro ataca (DVD)
  • Italian: Gioco pericoloso
  • Dutch: Een gevaarlijk spel (TV 1966); S.O.S. (TV 1992); Vals alarm (VHS); Loos alarm (VHS, DVD)
  • Japanese: 危険な遊び
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