Looking happy – NOT. Latest t-shirt. From the cover of Leigh Arnold's Lone Star. 1986.

Indeed! I wonder if JC and PD cracked up after that "My people have a saying" thing. I would have.

Dragging the body on top of the lockers was a bit of an effort also. Who's the weight-lifter on board?

In that outfit, Avon is a living computer. The embellishment on his outfit on his chest means you could literally “press his buttons”.

In that outfit, Avon is a living computer. The embellishment on his outfit on his chest means you could literally “press his buttons”.

In that outfit, Avon is a living computer. The embellishment on his outfit on his chest means you could literally “press his buttons”.

I had to 'do' the Lake poets at college. I think everyone has to if they live around here. Finding out that Coleridge was as bored of WW as I was definitely helped. This was one of my favourites. On Wordsworth, he wrote:
He lived among the untrodden ways
To Rydal Lake that lead,
A bard whom there were none to praise
And very few to read.

the original was: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poe...odden-ways

I had to 'do' the Lake poets at college. I think everyone has to if they live around here. Finding out that Coleridge was as bored of WW as I was definitely helped. This was one of my favourites. On Wordsworth, he wrote:
He lived among the untrodden ways
To Rydal Lake that lead,
A bard whom there were none to praise
And very few to read.

the original was: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poe...odden-ways

If Sara's working alone then it had to be her. It seems a stretch for her to do it. They needed to have something explaining it - "Whoever did it must have used the cargo lifter" or some such.

At the Tuesday rewatches LittleSue is still trying to find out what they all do.

At the Tuesday rewatches LittleSue is still trying to find out what they all do.

Very seventies, in that Sondheim thinks that perving on Cally is a good excuse for following her. In his place I would have said that I didn't trust her, and wanted to make sure that she was really in the storage hold for the reason she gave.

Yeah. WW had some appeal, but I think you move on after read once.

Perhaps it's Rewind, Play and Fast Forward.

That is very much how I feel about this episode. It was much more enjoyable when I didn't know whodunnit and whydunnit.

The M&S black flares are a bit much.

Yeah. WW had some appeal, but I think you move on after read once.

It was much more enjoyable when I didn't know whodunnit and whydunnit.

All the women have hair down to their eyebrows whereas the men are balding.



There's a few outfits throughout the series that fail a bit as you go down, but they say Grand Moff Tarkin was wearing slippers thoughout his scenes in 'Star Wars' so I suppose it's okay.

All the women have hair down to their eyebrows whereas the men are balding.



There's a few outfits throughout the series that fail a bit as you go down, but they say Grand Moff Tarkin was wearing slippers thoughout his scenes in 'Star Wars' so I suppose it's okay.

But the lace-up black leather shoes with them are a bit naff also.

Absolutely. I think having riding boots as de rigueur works well for SF.

Sara would’ve been better to go with Blake, even if Blake hadn’t blown up the ships surely the people that she was meeting up with would’ve killed her when they found out she didn’t have the neutotope.

Depends what you're riding, I suppose.

Sara would’ve been better to go with Blake, even if Blake hadn’t blown up the ships surely the people that she was meeting up with would’ve killed her when they found out she didn’t have the neutotope.

Absolutely. I think having riding boots as de rigueur works well for SF.

Roughshod over sensibilities, perhaps?