Stephen Greif really was perfect for this role.

Could it be it part of the glove as well?

Could it be it part of the glove as well?

Surely Earth interrogation systems wouldn't work the same on an Auron?

Speaking of new members, I see that the newest one is called Timelord - we do seem to get a lot of Dr who fans who think they might be into Blake's 7 as something from the same stable.

I always thought it was integrated into the whole arm.

This one is clearly a ring made out of some kind of modelling clay. Precious metal clay seems the obvious medium to use, but making rings – ugh!

So few of the newbies actually contribute to the Forum. Such a pity - for them. Perhaps it's because we use more words here than images (see earlier).

You start with making a wriggly worm, like at playschool....

Exactly. And this one has several more wriggly worms on it. The claws are VERY wriggly worm-like.

No, Blake won't abandon the 'girl', but he does keep forgetting her.

I am always sorry they never used the University of York as a set - it would have been perfect. I can just imagine Servalan striding across those bridges.

Why can't Cally keep Travis' gun? Always saw Blake as being Mr. Paternalistic right there.

Surely Earth interrogation systems wouldn't work the same on an Auron?

Hi everyone, just dropping in to say hello!



I'll explain later.

Wrong, Travis. Blake doesn't need you to get himself killed.
The end, btw, Anne.

Don't know it. Must go have a squizz.

Hi everyone, just dropping in to say hello!



I'll explain later.

It's basically 60s concrete set around a lake - covered walkways, odd sculptures - very Blake's 7, I think.

It's basically 60s concrete set around a lake - covered walkways, odd sculptures - very Blake's 7, I think.

Yes, and always full of either students or conferences - although I did come across a very amateurish vampire film being filmed just outside my office once. The corridor was supposed to be a hospital, I think. But that was just a student production.
Reasons: rather a long way from London, and expensive to hire, I expect.

Well, now we see something of the face of the Federation.

Sorry, that last post got rather confused. So much easier to type on a computer. Nice to see you all, anyway.

Right. It's time to prize myself out of this office chair (the dog is sitting directly behind me - it's a bit of a squash) and do something useful. No idea what, and even less enthusiasm. Maybe I'll just make a hot chocolate instead.
Take care, folks, and hope to see you again next time(s).

Hi TT! Good to have you here, if ever so briefly. All well?