Terrahawks

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  • TV-G
  • 1983
  • 3 Seasons
  • 7.1  (809)

Terrahawks was a classic cult sci-fi series that aired from 1983 to 1986. The show was produced by Anderson Entertainment and was set in the year 2020, where humans had made contact with aliens and were living in harmony. However, not all aliens were friendly, and the evil race of the Zelda began an invasion of Earth.

The Terrahawks were a team of elite soldiers whose mission was to defend Earth against the Zelda threat. They were led by an ex-astronaut named Dr. Tiger Ninestein (voiced by Jeremy Hitchen), and included several talented pilots, soldiers, and scientists. One of the most important members of the team was a robotic pet called Zeroids, which had a variety of tools and abilities that proved essential in their battles against the Zelda forces.

Denise Bryer provided the voice for one of the show's most significant characters, Kate Kestrel. Kate was a pop singer who used her abilities as a performer to help the Terrahawks in their missions. She would perform impromptu concerts to distract the Zelda and use her knowledge of music to hack into their systems. Kate is more than just another team member; she's one of the show's most iconic characters and was an essential part of the Terrahawks' success.

Windsor Davies provided the voice of Sergeant Major Zero, a robotic sergeant who was the Terrahawks' instructor and second in command. He was arrogant and often rude, but his dedication to the team was unyielding. Zero's character was always entertaining; his dry sense of humor and witty one-liners made him one of the most enjoyable characters to watch.

The animation style of the show blended Japanese anime with traditional Western animation, creating a unique look and feel that was ahead of its time. The show's special effects were groundbreaking for the time, with intricate space battles that were fast-paced and exciting. The ships and vehicles featured in the show were designed with intricate attention to detail, and the scenes featuring them were some of the show's highlights.

The show was known for its catchy theme tune, created by BA Robertson and performed by the rock band Band of the Black Watch. The song's upbeat tempo and addictive melody made it an instant classic, and it became one of the most iconic theme tunes in sci-fi history.

Terrahawks had many memorable episodes, from the exciting action-packed scenes to the heartwarming moments of inter-team connections. The show's villains, the Zelda, were some of the most interesting enemies in sci-fi. Their cold and calculated demeanor, combined with their formidable weapons and advanced technology, made them a formidable threat to the Terrahawks.

One of the show's most significant strengths was its ability to balance action-packed battles with moments of humor and heart. The relationship between the members of the Terrahawks felt genuine, and the show often explored themes of teamwork, loyalty, and sacrifice. Even the show's more outlandish elements, such as the Zeroids and Kate's musical powers, felt natural within the world of the show.

In conclusion, Terrahawks was a groundbreaking series in its time and has since developed a cult status among sci-fi fans. The show's engaging characters, exciting action scenes, and unique style set it apart from other shows of its era. Any fan of sci-fi or animation should add Terrahawks to their watchlist.

Terrahawks is a series that is currently running and has 3 seasons (39 episodes). The series first aired on January 1, 1983.

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Operation Zero
13. Operation Zero
January 1, 1983
Zero discovers by chance that Zelda has, at last, found her way to Hawknest. Written by Ann Teakstein Directed by Tony Lenny
Cold Finger
12. Cold Finger
January 1, 1983
Zelda teams up with Cold Finger - a deadly creature who can use ice as a weapon! Written by I.C. Bergstein Directed by Tony Bell
Space Giant
11. Space Giant
January 1, 1983
Two miners smuggle a Sporilla to Earth in order to sell it, but under Zelda's control it grows to gargantuan proportions. Written by Manny Pheakstein Directed by Tony Lenny
Timewarp
10. Timewarp
January 1, 1983
Mary is plagued by terrible visions of destruction, as Lord Tempo once again tries to plunge the Terrahawks into a timewarp. Written by Major Daystein Directed by Tony Bell
Space Cyclops
9. Space Cyclops
January 1, 1983
On the Moon, a one-eyed monster hatches from its egg and starts growing, watched by Zelda...Written by Lita Beerstein Directed by Tony Lenny
Cry UFO
8. Cry UFO
January 1, 1983
'Stew Dapples' UFO sighting claim meets with disbelief. Only one person believes him - Kate Kestrel. Written by Ewan Istein Directed by Tony Bell
Doppelganger
7. Doppelganger
January 1, 1983
How did an exact likeness of Yung-Star come to be inside a museum on Earth? Written by Albert Zweistein Directed by Tony Lenny
Terratomb
6. Terratomb
January 1, 1983
A race against time ensues when Battletank returns to Hawknest with a bomb on board. Written by Edward E. Barestein Directed by Tony Bell
First Strike
5. First Strike
January 1, 1983
Ninestein warns General Cord that his plan to attack Zelda's complex is doomed to failure. Written by Polly Phillestein Directed by Tony Lenny
Runaway
4. Runaway
January 1, 1983
Yung-Star makes an apparent escape bid - in reality, another attempt by Zelda to discover the location of Hawknest. Written by Frank Instein Directed by Tony Bell
Jolly Roger One
3. Jolly Roger One
January 1, 1983
Yung-Star and It-Star accompany Captain Goat on a mission to entrap the Terrahawks. Written by Fred Barestein Directed by Tony Lenny
Child's Play
2. Child's Play
January 1, 1983
Cy-Star's baby, It-Star, is already capable of mounting an attack on the Terrahawks... Written by Sue Donymstein Directed by Tony Bell
Two For The Price Of One
1. Two For The Price Of One
January 1, 1983
The Terrahawks plan a surprise attack on Zelda's complex while the androids celebrate the birth of Cy-Star's child. Written by Kay Itstein Directed by Tony Lenny
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Where to Watch Terrahawks
Terrahawks is available for streaming on the ANDERSON ENTERTAINMENT website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Terrahawks on demand at Amazon Prime, FuboTV, Tubi TV, Pluto TV and Plex.
  • Premiere Date
    January 1, 1983
  • IMDB Rating
    7.1  (809)