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UK Rewatch - C12 Death-Watch (Tuesday, September 15th)
intergalactic	#241 Posted on 15-09-2026 19:37
Beta Grade Posts: 647 Joined: 09.02.26	Thank you for the company!


trevor travis	#242 Posted on 15-09-2026 19:37
Alpha Grade Posts: 9299 Joined: 16.01.22	OneSparePart wrote: ↑ Great episode. Agreed. One of my 7 top 5 episodes. Vote Og.


OracVZen	#243 Posted on 15-09-2026 19:37
Alpha Grade Posts: 11364 Joined: 18.01.22	littlesue wrote: ↑ Well thank you for a lovely rewatch. Now to get me hot choccie and catch up with a few prorammes I missed over the last 11 days. See you all next week for the last,,,sob,,,episode...or is it? Maximum power I plan to live forever,or die trying. Maximum Power Seek-locate-destroy. [img]https://postimg.cc/gallery/yVLnSLW/[img]


OracVZen	#244 Posted on 15-09-2026 19:38
Alpha Grade Posts: 11364 Joined: 18.01.22	Bye all and have good evening I plan to live forever,or die trying. Maximum Power Seek-locate-destroy. [img]https://postimg.cc/gallery/yVLnSLW/[img]


Lurena	#245 Posted on 15-09-2026 19:38
Alpha Grade Posts: 3240 Joined: 16.01.22	trevor travis wrote: ↑ And a comedy ending that works! Yes! No, I am not. I am not expendable, I'm not stupid, and I'm not going.


Lorna	#246 Posted on 15-09-2026 19:38
Alpha Grade Posts: 3036 Joined: 16.01.22	Goodnight all Thanks for the company I look behind me, what do I see? A pair of golden wings seem to be attached to me.


M1795537OCVirn	#247 Posted on 15-09-2026 19:39
Admin Posts: 15887 Joined: 14.01.22	Thanks for being there, chums. See you again soon!! "You're not sulking, I hope?"


Paula	#248 Posted on 15-09-2026 19:40
Moderator Posts: 5559 Joined: 15.01.22	Very entertaining episode tonight. See you all next time for Terminal. Or is that Doctor Who, Terminus, with Andrew Burt (Jarvik)? No, Terminal- will it be the end of our intrepid gang of rebels? Watch and see. 'Night. Resist the Host


trevor travis	#249 Posted on 15-09-2026 19:40
Alpha Grade Posts: 9299 Joined: 16.01.22	Thanks everyone for your company. See you next week for the final appearance of the Libby, Zen and Cally. But don't worry, a certain lady gunslinger is just around the corner... Vote Og.


Lurena	#250 Posted on 15-09-2026 19:40
Alpha Grade Posts: 3240 Joined: 16.01.22	Thank you all for your company and see you next week! No, I am not. I am not expendable, I'm not stupid, and I'm not going.


OneSparePart	#251 Posted on 15-09-2026 19:42
Alpha Grade Posts: 12550 Joined: 16.01.22	trevor travis wrote: ↑ Thanks everyone for your company. See you next week for the final appearance of the Libby, Zen and Cally. But don't worry, a certain lady gunslinger is just around the corner... I don't know if I can cope with the Liberator's death scene... Silflay hraka, u embleer rah!


trevor travis	#252 Posted on 16-09-2026 16:12
Alpha Grade Posts: 9299 Joined: 16.01.22	OneSparePart wrote: ↑ trevor travis wrote: ↑ Thanks everyone for your company. See you next week for the final appearance of the Libby, Zen and Cally. But don't worry, a certain lady gunslinger is just around the corner... I don't know if I can cope with the Liberator's death scene... IMO Libby's death scene is fine - and mitigated by Servie getting her long-awaited and well-deserved comeuppance (although it's clear they left themselves a way around that, since she's last seen throwing herself towards a teleport that was still functional not long ago). Plus we get a fine replacement in Scorpio. On the other hand, Zen's death is exceptionally sad - perhaps the most moving death scene in the whole of B7. It's the way Michael sells it to us as Vila Vote Og.


OneSparePart	#253 Posted on 16-09-2026 16:22
Alpha Grade Posts: 12550 Joined: 16.01.22	trevor travis wrote: ↑ OneSparePart wrote: ↑ trevor travis wrote: ↑ Thanks everyone for your company. See you next week for the final appearance of the Libby, Zen and Cally. But don't worry, a certain lady gunslinger is just around the corner... I don't know if I can cope with the Liberator's death scene... IMO Libby's death scene is fine - and mitigated by Servie getting her long-awaited and well-deserved comeuppance (although it's clear they left themselves a way around that, since she's last seen throwing herself towards a teleport that was still functional not long ago). Plus we get a fine replacement in Scorpio. On the other hand, Zen's death is exceptionally sad - perhaps the most moving death scene in the whole of B7. It's the way Michael sells it to us as Vila My apologies. When I said the Liberator, I meant Zen too, him being an integral part of the ship. Sorry Zen. Silflay hraka, u embleer rah!


trevor travis	#254 Posted on 16-09-2026 17:55
Alpha Grade Posts: 9299 Joined: 16.01.22	OneSparePart wrote: ↑ trevor travis wrote: ↑ OneSparePart wrote: ↑ trevor travis wrote: ↑ Thanks everyone for your company. See you next week for the final appearance of the Libby, Zen and Cally. But don't worry, a certain lady gunslinger is just around the corner... I don't know if I can cope with the Liberator's death scene... IMO Libby's death scene is fine - and mitigated by Servie getting her long-awaited and well-deserved comeuppance (although it's clear they left themselves a way around that, since she's last seen throwing herself towards a teleport that was still functional not long ago). Plus we get a fine replacement in Scorpio. On the other hand, Zen's death is exceptionally sad - perhaps the most moving death scene in the whole of B7. It's the way Michael sells it to us as Vila My apologies. When I said the Liberator, I meant Zen too, him being an integral part of the ship. Sorry Zen. If you're including Zen, I agree, it's very effecting. I tend to think of him separate to the rest of Libby. There's something about Zen which suggests IMO he's more than just the ship's computer. Vote Og.


Brad	#255 Posted on 16-09-2026 18:30
Moderator Posts: 6775 Joined: 15.01.22	OneSparePart wrote: ↑ trevor travis wrote: ↑ Thanks everyone for your company. See you next week for the final appearance of the Libby, Zen and Cally. But don't worry, a certain lady gunslinger is just around the corner... I don't know if I can cope with the Liberator's death scene... Isn't it odd, and a tribute to Chris Boucher's writing, that the death of the machine affects us more than the deaths of living crewmembers. . . Cockatoo? What Cockatoo? I don't see a Cockatoo!


intergalactic	#256 Posted on 16-09-2026 19:04
Beta Grade Posts: 647 Joined: 09.02.26	Brad wrote: ↑ OneSparePart wrote: ↑ trevor travis wrote: ↑ Thanks everyone for your company. See you next week for the final appearance of the Libby, Zen and Cally. But don't worry, a certain lady gunslinger is just around the corner... I don't know if I can cope with the Liberator's death scene... Isn't it odd, and a tribute to Chris Boucher's writing, that the death of the machine affects us more than the deaths of living crewmembers. It would be, if Boucher were its writer, but actually, Terminal was written by Nation - so everything about Zen is his invention.