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Thunderbirds Are Go! Season 2 Episode 13

A mysterious tunnelling vehicle leaves a worker trapped in its wake and it is up to Gordon and Virgil to free him. Meanwhile, Parker and Penelope track down the digger and discover an old foe at the controls.

Starring:

Adjoa Andoh, Angel Coulby, Sandra Dickinson

Genre:

Action, Animation, Family, Sci-Fi

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