That's a slightly worrying response. I'm hoping you mean the effect was good?
But why does it never happen again (or before)?

That's quite an exit line for Blake!

The whole episode is beautifully written. I rate Chris Boucher very highly. Watching Doctors Who that I never saw before, The Robots of Death stands out like a bright shining gem. I'd love to meet the man. His brain works in a way I admire greatly.

Ah! Second best ending in the series. But it's odd - because I never saw the first two series when I watched this originally, I always look forward to getting into the more familiar territory of the last two.

OK, I, for one, am not ready to go back to RL just yet. I'm off to view the 'special features'. Have a great day, all. See you next time, I hope.

I didn't see the last ep of S3 or any of S4 the first time around, back in the early 80s. Had to wait for the 20 year-old thesis to be out of my head before I could go "Now, what happened in B7?" It had been a need aching there for years. My dearly beloved got me the vids and made me a happy grrrl. But even though I hadn't seen them, they fell into place perfectly; everything made sense.

I have to get on with my day, sadly, But great to see you all - see you next week for What Avon Did Next!

Have a good day Anne, and a good week, and I'll catch up with you then. Thanks for the weather forecast.

It's a trick, Obsidian!! It's all cold and windy here. And it rained. Save yourself!

Glad you got them in the end!

It's a trick, Obsidian!! It's all cold and windy here. And it rained. Save yourself!

Hasn't rained here yet - although ominous balck clouds are building. And it is supposed to get cooler.

A time of great rejoicing, singing and dancing in the streets, and a fair amount of sobbing too, because I'd finally found something I'd been missing for years. Then I looked for that Robin Hood show that had been on, briefly, back in 1975/76, to find out who that amazing actor was who played the Sheriff of Nottingham. More rejoicing and sobs.