So today in 2065 our heroes take us on a whale of an adventure including a drag race, a tortured Mary Poppins reference and a river we like to think is made of fresh running beer.
While International Rescue have to keep an eye on everything going on in the world, one does wonder if their outer space call centre operative suffers from some sort of God complex.
In the future, it seems the descendants of the video game world's greatest hitman have fallen below the poverty line, but have found gainful employment in the secrecy of International Rescue.
Today International Rescue venture down under to the pleasant land of Australia. Where we find such beauties as an atomic explosion, a mouse who is also a super sleuth and a gun toting meglomaniac.
Today on our pacific island base, it seems Gordon has found himself a new role as International Rescue's electrician. Looks like the icy depths weren't the only thing he was cracked up to face.
Today in the strings attached future, we find our heroes on their way to the sun to rescue some newly trained 'Solarnauts'. With a rather frightening twist.
It also contains the most convoluted maths problem I've ever come across. Any mathmaticians out there please let us know if it's a legitimate problem and the answer given is correct.
Today in our weekly visit to 2065, we get a glimpse of what we'd be fighting against had Ming the Merciless come down to Earth and taken control of maniacs like ISIS.
Also I do hope John did take a shower after all that time alone in the space station.
Today we join our heroes in the Egyptian desert, researching some legendary treasure. Only their exploits are being watched by the nemesis of International Rescue: The Hood!
Seriously, he's tried to stop them about three times now. The Tracy's must have some idea there's a mad man following them.
Today's episode deals with anpther spy themed exploit, leading to International Rescue preventing an explosion that'll destroy half of dear old England.
It's quite interesting that this episode deals with a form of suicide bombing - something Anderson seems to have also predicted.