Do people have bad effects from flu jabs?

Anyone else feeling under-dressed without a black eye-patch on their left eye?

PS. MsVirn, I keep waiting for "Wazis" in THE WORD.

"Stock Equalisation Act" is a good one. Sounds like something tabled in opposition to The White Australia Policy. It kind of assumes that we haven't all melting-potted to a big mush by this stage.

Nice to see you back Obsidian! I think the flu jab is quite a severe one this year - I've heard of several people getting side effecte. Although a lot of them seem to be people who have had flu jabs and covid jabs at the same time - that seems to be a big mistake.

They do if the syringe is labelled 'Pylene 50'.

<<teleports away>>

They do if the syringe is labelled 'Pylene 50'.

<<teleports away>>

What! You’re not wearing a black eyepatch tonight! What sort of B7 fan are you…. LOL

I like this episode - it's much the best one in the first half of series 4, I think. A lot of nice details.

Down here they’ve started giving the flu and Covid in one jab. I’m guessing you can probably get them separately and a couple of weeks apart if you ask but for the most part they are now one jab.

Hi Anne
Glad to hear that the trials and tribulations are sorting themselves. I like this episode too, for all those details. Too many people get bogged down with Avon's tunic (which, ages ago, we determined must have been bought at Space KMart) and Sleer's make-up. Furthermore, I love the uniforms, the pointy sideburns AND Servie's new look.

Finally, a use for the ones we get in Christmas crackers!

Down here they’ve started giving the flu and Covid in one jab. I’m guessing you can probably get them separately and a couple of weeks apart if you ask but for the most part they are now one jab.

One wonders how many scores Servalan settled in the 'confusion' of the war. More than 26, I imagine.

One wonders how many scores Servalan settled in the 'confusion' of the war. More than 26, I imagine.

The answer to the first part of the Avon's tunic thing is that Tarrant and Dayna take them from the trussed-up Helots. The Helot got his from Space KMart.

On the contrary, I think that, once she had established herself, she only had to kill a few. I think the Federation being a totalitarian regime, people have got very used to not seeing anything to which their attention is not specifically drawn. So, if a 'Commissioner Sleer' shows up saying that she is definitely not Servalan, then . . . she is definitely not Servalan. A lot of people must know - or suspect - that she is, really, but they won't say anything.

A lot of people seem to find her new identity unrealistic - but I find it a very chilling example of how the Federation works.

The Helots don't strike me as being very fashion conscious.

The Helots don't strike me as being very fashion conscious.

Oh look, it's Peter Sellers doing a cross between Dr. Strangelove and Davros.

Nice reasoning, and I agree, but I was thinking more about the 'establishing herself' part.

There's been a war. Rationing, utility designs etc.

One was. Before he was adapted he opted for the same navy blue leather as Avon did in S2/B.

Ah - you mean to say that he was wearing something that was fashionable at least two years before?

Ah - you mean to say that he was wearing something that was fashionable at least two years before?

Reuse, recycle, revolt!

But Pylene is a stroke of luck for her - she's too useful for many questions to be asked.

And Tarrant borrows it in order to look like a local.

Servalan makes her own 'luck'.

Reuse, recycle, revolt!

Who knew? Pink, green and silver cachous will reverse the effects of Pylene 50. If only they worked on bronchitis.