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Blake's 7

 

Newest Review: ... all got better!(more later) Blakes 7 was the British answer to Star Trek but obviously it didn't have the same budget and really it was more a soap opera sci-fi. The basic story line is that the earth is ruled by a repressive regime called the "Federation" who want complete control of earth and as much of space as they can manage. Blake is a free thinking individual who becomes framed as a criminal and is sent away to a penal colony but on the way the transporter ship comes across an uninhabited alien ship. Eventually Blake and a selection of criminals from the transporter ship end up on this new advanced alien vessel- the Lib... more

Meggysmum
Premium Review Blake's 7: Blakes 7- 70s sci-fi at its best. (690 words)
by - written on 05/06/09 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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There are somethings in life that people prefer to keep hidden but I have now decided the time has come for me to step forward and tell the world "I am a Blakes 7 fan!". The series was originally screened from 1978 until 1981 but the BBC released it on DVD in 2004-2006. I never watched the series when it was screened on terrestrial TV but after I married in 1990 the BBC released it on video and I discovered my husband was a huge fan (amazing what you find out about people) and he bought them all. I ridiculed him and refused to let them be put on when I was at home. However a year or so later I was confined at home with a nasty case of chickenpox ...  Read the complete review

Mitnik
Premium Review Liberation (105 words)
by - written on 24/12/03 (Useful, 29 readings)
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-- Removed because it wasn`t a review I wanted to submit, it was put online by my ex in a childish revenge attack.. *sigh* Such a shame how Christmas can bring out the worst in people... I mean I could waffle on (upto 75 words) about what a complete and utter b*tch she was, and how she'd sleep with anything that'd look in her general direction, but where would that get me? I mean there`s no point sinking to her level is there?? Of course there isn`t.. So be merry, and remember: No matter what you do, I`ve won ;o) ...  Read the complete review

karenuk
Premium Review Blake's 7: The Other Man In My Life (1867 words)
by - written on 31/10/02 (Very useful, 159 readings)
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Imagine your perfect man. Mine would be brave, strong, daring, and heroic, with a wry sense of humour. He would have a lovely smile, be intelligent, witty and wear lots of leather. Yes, Avon from Blake’s 7 is my ideal man. If you are on Ciao too, look at my profile over there and you will see a photo of him in the role. Although Paul Darrow (the actor) is now 61 and has been married for a long time too, he is still damn sexy. You can blame him and my hubby for my falling in love with yet another camp 1970s TV programme. Let me explain. My husband and I met through our mutual adoration of all things Dr. Who. When we started living together, I ...  Read the complete review

Mr.Batty
Premium Review Freedom! (371 words)
by - written on 11/10/02 (Useful, 31 readings)
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Blake, Avon, Jenna, Vila and Gan all have been sentenced to a lifetime in Cygnus Alpha - the Federation prison planet. Blake was placed under arrest for something he hadn’t done and was sentenced to a life time in the federation prison planet! The people who played the charters are: Gareth Thomas as Blake, Sally Knyvette as Jenna, Paul Darrow as Avon, Michael Keating as Vila, David Jackson as Gan, Jan Chappell as Cally, Peter Tuddenham as Zen, Slave and Orac, Josette Simon as Dayna, Steven Pacey as Tarrant, Glynis Barber as Soolin, Jacqueline Pearce as Servalan, Stephen Greif as the 1st Travis, Brian Croucher as 2nd Travis. My favourite character ...  Read the complete review

tange
Premium Review Blake's 7: PHWOORGH! Avon still looks good in leather.... (1402 words)
by - written on 06/05/02 (Very useful, 88 readings)
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.....or, alternatively titled; my A to Z of Blake's 7; another one of my favourite Sci-fi series. ~~~A is for Avon: My favourite anti-hero! Dressed in black leather and constantly to be found with a sardonic smile on his face, Avon was my fantasy when I was a girl! ~~~B is for Blake: The hero of the piece! Convicted of a crime that he didn't commit, Blake is sent on a prison ship. It is here that he meets up with Avon, Jenna, Gan and Vila, and the series begins! ~~~C is for Cally: Cally is a telepath from the planet Auron. She often gets the crew into trouble because her mind is taken over by hostile ...  Read the complete review

 
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