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After accepting an award for Aquanaut Of The Year, Troy finds himself the subject on `This Is Your Life', and recounts the many exciting adventures he has experienced in WASP.
After accepting an award for Aquanaut Of The Year, Troy finds himself the subject on `This Is Your Life', and recounts the many exciting adventures he has experienced in WASP.
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S1, EP39 "Stingray"After accepting an award for Aquanaut Of The Year, Troy finds himself the subject on `This Is Your Life', and recounts the many exciting adventures he has experienced in WASP.
Stingray
S1, EP38 "Marineville Traitor"When Commander Shore is accused of being a traitor, Troy is forced to take him to jail, later it emerges that Shore used himself as bait in a trap, but he is now in danger from the real villain.
Stingray
S1, EP37 "Hostages of the Deep"Marina faces death by swordfish after attempting to rescue a former member of WASP from Gadus.
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S1, EP36 "Golden Sea"Troy outshines Titan in an underwater battle of wits by foiling the evil king's dastardly plan to electrocute the Stingray team; with a smile on his face, Troy leaves Titan to his fate.
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