Tune of Danger is the 13th broadcast episode and 31st produced episode of British television series Stingray.
Plot[]
Agent X-2-Zero makes plans to ruin a jazz group's performance in Marina's father's home undersea city with a bomb.
Cast[]
Regular Cast[]
Captain Troy Tempest
(Don Mason)
(Don Mason)
Lieutenant George Lee "Phones" Sheridan
(Robert Easton)
(Robert Easton)
Marina
(Mute)
(Mute)
Commander Samuel "Sam" Shore
(Ray Barrett)
(Ray Barrett)
Lieutenant Atlanta Shore
(Lois Maxwell)
(Lois Maxwell)
Sub-Lieutenant John Horatio Fisher
(Ray Barrett)
(Ray Barrett)
Guest Cast[]
Lieutenant Lawrence Gray
(David Graham)
(David Graham)
Wasps Pianist
(Robert Easton)
(Robert Easton)
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Vic Steigo
Bass player
(Don Mason)
Bass player
(Don Mason)
Wasps Drummer
(Ray Barrett)
(Ray Barrett)
Gate Sergeant
(David Graham)
(David Graham)
Marineville Tracking Station
(David Graham)
(David Graham)
Surface Agent
X-2-Zero
(Robert Easton)
X-2-Zero
(Robert Easton)
Cameo Roles[]
Audience at concert
Equipment Used[]
Downbeat sub
Notes[]
- In the first shot we see of Lieutenant Gray, hidden just behind him is Commander Zero from Fireball XL5.
- Also among the audience are the three WSP Commanders and Sandy Gibson from Titan Goes Pop.
- This episode is one of only three where Surface Agent X-2-Zero appears in an episode without King Titan. The Other episodes are Tom Thumb Tempest and Rescue From The Skies.
- The radio used by Lieutenant Grey to communicate with X20 was previously seen in Marineville Traitor as Commander Shore's concealed transmitter.
- The Wasps jazz numbers are played by Gordon Langford (piano), Alan Ganley (drums) and Joe Mundele (bass).
- Lieutenant Lawrence ‘Larry’ Gray is named after Barry Gray, as is the pianist’s piano (a Graystein).
