I wish we could have had more of Councillor Joban. He'd be a good foil for Servalan.

Blake is a hero to the common people. Here it's 'tradies'.

I wish we could have had more of Councillor Joban. He'd be a good foil for Servalan.

What's a tradie?

As a teenager, I 'discovered' a Roman Road once. I saw the line of it on a map near a new building development. Went on a Sunday and had a bit of a private 'dig'. nicked a bit of the stone edging. Still have it.

As a teenager, I 'discovered' a Roman Road once. I saw the line of it on a map near a new building development. Went on a Sunday and had a bit of a private 'dig'. nicked a bit of the stone edging. Still have it.

Most of them are but they get treated with short shrift by herself and are never seen again, although Kevin Stoney turns up again in Animals as Ardus.

A tradesperson. Salt of the Earth, as you know.

If Avon lacked emotion he couldn't feel the guilt he is currently experiencing.

Oh absolutely. On every politician's lips, but not in their thoughts at all.

I've never thought Avon lacked emotion. He's just better at controlling it than most. It shows in his actions rather than his face.

Minimal vegetation, i.e. buddleia.

Minimal vegetation, i.e. buddleia.

In fact, if anything, he is over-emotional.

Yeah, we're back at Betchworth quarry. Motherlode of buddleia.

Here it's the commercial TV stations (they all belong to the same person) that push men with hammers as the people on whom we should model ourselves. It's to capture viewers. Bum-cracks have almost become fashion statements. Despite the fact that I think Blake is a dangerous zealot. I'd rather stick with him as he has more than one brain cell.

Blake's had a haircut, hasn't he.

Blake's had a haircut, hasn't he.

Yes, in the papers here too (many owned by the same person as yours) and by the politicians - presented as having a native wisdom that the over-educated elites don't understand.

Yes, it's from the haircut point that he starts to become overbearing to the point of tyranny.

One can be a revolutionary, but there is no point in being a scruffy one.

Can we keep the politics out of this tale of the proletariat, represented by a Man with a Cause, attempting to overthrow the rightful (ie. wealthier, better armed etc) government, who also control all the media outlets.

Can we keep the politics out of this tale of the proletariat, represented by a Man with a Cause, attempting to overthrow the rightful (ie. wealthier, better armed etc) government, who also control all the media outlets?

I suggested once that Blake had a Samson thing going. Travisina suggested I write the fanfic. Well, it's sketched out in a notebook but got no further.

Huh? That statement seems a bit oxymoronic.

An interesting theory. Does it apply to others?

I was attempting irony.

The crimmos' methods seem to work, but they do seem rather too complicated.

Cally is the only other one to have a really noticeable haircut. Later, Tarrant's hair just does a Topsy.

Here it comes - the start of our intercontinental WORD puzzle!