Fred McNamara
@commandermac.bsky.social
Atomic-powered analoguepunk enthusiast. 💥 Website editor/classic comic compiler at Anderson Entertainment. 🚀 "Gerry Anderson pervert", apparently.
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Anxious and aro 💚🤍🖤 He/him
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💥 sequential21.net
⚡ gerryanderson.com/blog/blogs
Anxious and aro 💚🤍🖤 He/him
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Fred McNamara
@commandermac.bsky.social
· Sep 27
ALL SECTIONS ALPHA: THE MAKING OF SPACE: 1999 is available to pre-order from @gerryanderson.bsky.social! Edited/co-written by me, this hugely updated and gorgeously designed hardback expands Tim Heald's original book to tell the definitive story of Moonbase Alpha!
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gerryanderson.com/products/all...
Okay, so the Gerry Anderson Twitter account being retired means that you should all follow ME - the most spectacular Gerry Anderson personality on Bluesky, probably.
January 13, 2026 at 10:37 PM
Okay, so the Gerry Anderson Twitter account being retired means that you should all follow ME - the most spectacular Gerry Anderson personality on Bluesky, probably.
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BIG NEWS - Twitter has lost Gerry Anderson.
Imagine being such a bad social media platform that even people have been dead for 13 years and a month have had enough of you and quit...
(yes yes, i know its not actually Gerry Anderson - its the family - but STILL...)
Imagine being such a bad social media platform that even people have been dead for 13 years and a month have had enough of you and quit...
(yes yes, i know its not actually Gerry Anderson - its the family - but STILL...)
January 13, 2026 at 8:32 PM
BIG NEWS - Twitter has lost Gerry Anderson.
Imagine being such a bad social media platform that even people have been dead for 13 years and a month have had enough of you and quit...
(yes yes, i know its not actually Gerry Anderson - its the family - but STILL...)
Imagine being such a bad social media platform that even people have been dead for 13 years and a month have had enough of you and quit...
(yes yes, i know its not actually Gerry Anderson - its the family - but STILL...)
I often think henshin belt jingles in Kamen Rider are a ridiculous thing to justify in-universe. But then I remember how the Batmobile roars into life in The Batman, its engine revs wailing into terrifying existence, all to intimidate the Penguin, and suddenly henshin belt jingles make sense.
January 13, 2026 at 9:16 PM
I often think henshin belt jingles in Kamen Rider are a ridiculous thing to justify in-universe. But then I remember how the Batmobile roars into life in The Batman, its engine revs wailing into terrifying existence, all to intimidate the Penguin, and suddenly henshin belt jingles make sense.
FINALLY, someone says it out loud.
January 13, 2026 at 11:29 AM
FINALLY, someone says it out loud.
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The Eagle is so much cooler than the Enterprise.
January 13, 2026 at 12:19 AM
The Eagle is so much cooler than the Enterprise.
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"Rita REPULSA" my ass. Machiko Soga was a goddamn smokeshow.
January 13, 2026 at 4:22 AM
"Rita REPULSA" my ass. Machiko Soga was a goddamn smokeshow.
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Gotta represent some of my favourite indies. It's an impossibly hard graft keeping an ongoing series afloat within indie economics, but these series are absolute crowning gems.
Surreal spy-fi, corporate cosmic horror, lo-fi fantasy/mystery, and grit-ridden noir. Cracking stuff!
Surreal spy-fi, corporate cosmic horror, lo-fi fantasy/mystery, and grit-ridden noir. Cracking stuff!
January 12, 2026 at 7:56 PM
Gotta represent some of my favourite indies. It's an impossibly hard graft keeping an ongoing series afloat within indie economics, but these series are absolute crowning gems.
Surreal spy-fi, corporate cosmic horror, lo-fi fantasy/mystery, and grit-ridden noir. Cracking stuff!
Surreal spy-fi, corporate cosmic horror, lo-fi fantasy/mystery, and grit-ridden noir. Cracking stuff!
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You may wish to enlighten your TV Century 21 knowledge on this most sacred day.
sequential21.net/2025/01/20/2...
sequential21.net/2025/01/20/2...
21st Century Adventure: The Future History of TV Century 21
EXPOSED! Astounding developments have rocketed TV 21’s Fleet Street offices – the secrets of TV Century 21 have been publicly revealed! The exposure includes detailed accounts of the newspaper’s pu…
sequential21.net
January 12, 2026 at 10:33 AM
You may wish to enlighten your TV Century 21 knowledge on this most sacred day.
sequential21.net/2025/01/20/2...
sequential21.net/2025/01/20/2...
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Art by Daniel Warren Johnson. From his Insta.
January 12, 2026 at 7:45 PM
Art by Daniel Warren Johnson. From his Insta.
Gotta represent some of my favourite indies. It's an impossibly hard graft keeping an ongoing series afloat within indie economics, but these series are absolute crowning gems.
Surreal spy-fi, corporate cosmic horror, lo-fi fantasy/mystery, and grit-ridden noir. Cracking stuff!
Surreal spy-fi, corporate cosmic horror, lo-fi fantasy/mystery, and grit-ridden noir. Cracking stuff!
January 12, 2026 at 7:56 PM
Gotta represent some of my favourite indies. It's an impossibly hard graft keeping an ongoing series afloat within indie economics, but these series are absolute crowning gems.
Surreal spy-fi, corporate cosmic horror, lo-fi fantasy/mystery, and grit-ridden noir. Cracking stuff!
Surreal spy-fi, corporate cosmic horror, lo-fi fantasy/mystery, and grit-ridden noir. Cracking stuff!
Reposted by Fred McNamara
Happy 60th anniversary to Frank Bellamy's Thunderbirds strip in TV Century 21!
January 12, 2026 at 9:55 AM
Happy 60th anniversary to Frank Bellamy's Thunderbirds strip in TV Century 21!
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Time for a marathon? Here's our round-up of where to watch the Gerry Anderson shows in 2026!
gerryanderson.com/blogs/blog/w...
gerryanderson.com/blogs/blog/w...
January 12, 2026 at 12:03 PM
Time for a marathon? Here's our round-up of where to watch the Gerry Anderson shows in 2026!
gerryanderson.com/blogs/blog/w...
gerryanderson.com/blogs/blog/w...
Reposted by Fred McNamara
January 12, 2026 at 4:05 AM
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Figured I'd have the big nerd boy back in action. This set really tests my limits with how patient I'm willing to be with 3P stuff, but so glad the results are worth the process! 😍
January 11, 2026 at 4:48 PM
Figured I'd have the big nerd boy back in action. This set really tests my limits with how patient I'm willing to be with 3P stuff, but so glad the results are worth the process! 😍
Happy 60th anniversary to Frank Bellamy's Thunderbirds strip in TV Century 21!
January 12, 2026 at 9:55 AM
Happy 60th anniversary to Frank Bellamy's Thunderbirds strip in TV Century 21!
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Stop Making Sense
January 12, 2026 at 6:36 AM
Stop Making Sense
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people on this website love two things which are question why anyone is still using twitter and post screenshots from twitter
January 11, 2026 at 7:14 PM
people on this website love two things which are question why anyone is still using twitter and post screenshots from twitter
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Forget where I heard this but in some other languages you don't say "I'm depressed." Or "I'm anxious." You say "the depression is upon me." "The anxiety is on me." That reframe was weirdly liberating. It goes from an identity "I AM this" to merely another external force. I use it all the time now.
A core feature of Narrative Therapy is that we build our identities from the stories we tell and are told around/about us. If the story is "Spike's a clumsy bastard" then when I drop a glass taking it out of the dishwasher it's MY Fault, not that the glass is slippery.
Watching doc about resilience that reaffirms many changes I made last few years to my mental outlook (I read a LOT of brain books). Brains are hallucination engines. If the story is the world is shit, everything is fucked, brain reframes every interaction this way. It impacts behavior; shuts us down
January 11, 2026 at 10:20 PM
Forget where I heard this but in some other languages you don't say "I'm depressed." Or "I'm anxious." You say "the depression is upon me." "The anxiety is on me." That reframe was weirdly liberating. It goes from an identity "I AM this" to merely another external force. I use it all the time now.
Reposted by Fred McNamara
Me reacting to the Gerry Anderson Blog getting back into action next week:
a cartoon character wearing glasses and a red jacket is standing in front of a mirror
ALT: a cartoon character wearing glasses and a red jacket is standing in front of a mirror
media.tenor.com
January 11, 2026 at 1:12 PM
Me reacting to the Gerry Anderson Blog getting back into action next week:
There are too many stories scattered across Thunderbirds' extended media where the Tracy boys find their rescue equipment futile or damaged and have to race back to Tracy Island mid-rescue to acquire further rescue gear. It is very amusing.
January 11, 2026 at 7:58 PM
There are too many stories scattered across Thunderbirds' extended media where the Tracy boys find their rescue equipment futile or damaged and have to race back to Tracy Island mid-rescue to acquire further rescue gear. It is very amusing.
Figured I'd have the big nerd boy back in action. This set really tests my limits with how patient I'm willing to be with 3P stuff, but so glad the results are worth the process! 😍
January 11, 2026 at 4:48 PM
Figured I'd have the big nerd boy back in action. This set really tests my limits with how patient I'm willing to be with 3P stuff, but so glad the results are worth the process! 😍
Reposted by Fred McNamara
“bsky is boring!”
1) good
2) social media should not be a cornerstone of your everyday entertainment
3) I find new artists to follow every day and look at pretty art endlessly on here when I feel like it
4) get a tactile hobby where you create something with your hands
5) read book
6) walk outside
1) good
2) social media should not be a cornerstone of your everyday entertainment
3) I find new artists to follow every day and look at pretty art endlessly on here when I feel like it
4) get a tactile hobby where you create something with your hands
5) read book
6) walk outside
December 25, 2025 at 2:47 PM
“bsky is boring!”
1) good
2) social media should not be a cornerstone of your everyday entertainment
3) I find new artists to follow every day and look at pretty art endlessly on here when I feel like it
4) get a tactile hobby where you create something with your hands
5) read book
6) walk outside
1) good
2) social media should not be a cornerstone of your everyday entertainment
3) I find new artists to follow every day and look at pretty art endlessly on here when I feel like it
4) get a tactile hobby where you create something with your hands
5) read book
6) walk outside
Reposted by Fred McNamara
Lord of Light — Jack Kirby, 1978
December 28, 2025 at 1:24 AM
Lord of Light — Jack Kirby, 1978
Me reacting to the Gerry Anderson Blog getting back into action next week:
a cartoon character wearing glasses and a red jacket is standing in front of a mirror
ALT: a cartoon character wearing glasses and a red jacket is standing in front of a mirror
media.tenor.com
January 11, 2026 at 1:12 PM
Me reacting to the Gerry Anderson Blog getting back into action next week: