Thunderbirds - Atlantic Inferno and Attack of the Alligators Double Bill

People use guns and explosives to ward off attacks by dangerous creatures, but no animals are visibly injured. It is implied that a villain may have been eaten by an alligator off-screen.

Characters face perils such as explosions, collapsing buildings and animal attacks during scenes of very mild fantasy threat and suspense. A villain threatens other people with a gun and shoots a weapon out of another person’s hand. The threat is often broken up by adventure and comedy, however, and is always resolved in a reassuring manner.

There is infrequent sight of streaks of blood on the faces of characters portrayed by marionettes, but the detail is not gory or realistic.

Marionette characters occasionally smoke cigarettes.