Quite noble really, just quietly, when no-one is watching. The complete Byronic hero.

PD?

PD?

51m: MAXIMUM POWER

More likely that he can’t deal with the fact that Servalan won and he lost, so he effectively tries to commit suicide.

I think I am unusual in being less moved by the destruction of the Liberator here than that of Scorpio in season 4. Don't know why - perhaps the Liberator always seemed a bit too good to be true?

Perhaps to deter Avon from trying to kiss her again?

That photo would be 200% awesome if it wasn’t for the dying Liberator behind her.

I keep wanting to replicate that brooch, but can't see it closely enough to get a fix on the different layers and icicle bits.

I think I am unusual in being less moved by the destruction of the Liberator here than that of Scorpio in season 4. Don't know why - perhaps the Liberator always seemed a bit too good to be true?

She's ALWAYS awesome!

Cool. A replica would be awesome. Maybe someone has some photos somewhere.

Technically this episode is one of the major developments of the overall show -- the destruction of the Liberator and the "return of Blake" but upon rewatch I'm impressed at how logical is the episode's internal story. The Liberator scenes make sense and Servalan's scheme is proportionate and logical and with the right touch of venom.

Even without the lore elements it would probably be an above average episode.

OK, Tyce: travel - done, spring cleaning - done. Now what's still missing?: Oh yes - TYCE CON II

I've pored over photos but can't get close enough. Even followed as closely on-screen as possible. Maybe the Blu-rays will help? Don't know. I only know that without seeing it more closely, I can't get enough of the detail that makes it special. It's black and silver, with sparkles and icicles but beyond that...

I won't be around next week, as I'll be on Lindisfarne with some friends. But see you the week after - and nice rewatching this episode with you!

Well, that was Terminal. What do people think of the episode overall? Do you rank it highly, lowly or in the middle? Was it a positive development in the direction of the show?

Well, that was Terminal. What do people think of the episode overall? Do you rank it highly, lowly or in the middle? Was it a positive development in the direction of the show?

I won't be around next week, as I'll be on Lindisfarne with some friends. But see you the week after - and nice rewatching this episode with you!

Hope you have decent weather! See you when you get back.

We're working on it. We just need JD to find a good time to be involved.

OK then. I miss the old days, with zoom B7 meetings. Travisina on the flight deck, the Supreme Commander struggling with her software, gingerbread Blakes, people collapsing live on trains etc etc.
Very memorable.

Have fun out there AnneA! I need to spend more time there. 3 hours was not enough. We'll be thinking of you.

Have to see what we can do. I've been trying to think what I can do to equal gingerbread Blakes. Any ideas gratefully received.

A few years ago I went by boat from Seahouses, as the tide was wrong for the causeway. How St Cuthbert and his monks would have arrived (probably).

I would like to see a gingerbread Servalan.

Oh. I still have her. I did all of them. Hang on a minute:

It's a good one. It's not in my top 5, but I definitely rate it, not just because of how critical it is in driving what comes next.

Terminal has to rate highly for all sorts of reasons. Not that it's perfect, but it's thought-provoking and foreshadows a lot of what comes next.
Lookong forward to next Saturday already, I'm off to write a ficlet about how someone ended up with a name like Uzalguier.
Hope you all have a great week.

Oh. I still have her. I did all of them. Hang on a minute: