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Phones is a marionette character from the 1964 British science fiction television series Stingray, produced by AP Films and created by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson. Using the trademark Supermarionation puppetry technique, the show followed the adventures of the World Aquanaut Security Patrol. The character, officially named Lieutenant George Lee Sheridan, serves as the hydrophone operator and navigator aboard the titular submarine alongside his commanding officer, Captain Troy Tempest. He is distinguished by his dedicated naval service and his crucial role in detecting underwater sonic signals.

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What is the real name of the character Phones in the show Stingray?

Phones is the nickname for Lieutenant George Lee Sheridan in the classic 1960s television series. He serves as the loyal crew member aboard the submarine Stingray alongside Captain Troy Tempest.

What is Phones' primary role on the Stingray submarine?

In the 1964-1965 Supermarionation series, Phones acts as the navigator and hydrophone operator. He is highly skilled at operating the submarine's advanced sonar and underwater listening devices.

Why is the character called Phones in Stingray?

He earned the nickname "Phones" due to his constant reliance on and expertise with the hydrophone headsets used to track underwater enemies. This specialized skill makes him an indispensable part of the submarine's defense and reconnaissance team.

Who created the Supermarionation series Stingray featuring Phones?

Stingray was created by the legendary husband-and-wife duo Gerry and Sylvia Anderson. It was their first television series to be filmed entirely in color, debuting in 1964 and utilizing their signature marionette puppetry technique known as Supermarionation.

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