Of course, this is why Avon smells like a man - Soolin was occupying the shower.

"I get lonely, you know" says Vila.
And still, they treat him like s***
A heartless band of brothers.

Nasty bump on the head number three.

Avon doesn't go mad later, he just has CTD.

I hate the way 'Seska' is opposed to 'woman', as if a woman can only exist in relationship with a man.

She has her showers so hot and steamy that it uses up all the hot water.

She has her showers so hot and steamy that it uses up all the hot water.

a woman? Yes. Take a goooood looook.. Huggy has.

a woman? Yes. Take a goooood looook.. Huggy has.

Is Gunn Sar playing Trimula with apples?

Gunn Sar is doing his embroidery and now playing games...

Where do they get their water. TT will you explain?

Where do they get their water. TT will you explain?

Especially during that scene in Sarcophagus.

Soolin diverted it from the hydroelectric power plant for her shower. That's why the plant was no longer working in Headhunter.

Adding depth to the character.

A thought...maybe a Mark One White Jag coming over that cliff will improve the story

Was it in the script, or did DIcken feel his part needed 'more depth' and put it in himself?

"The black woman must win." The only time Dayna is referred by colour in the whole of B7. Is the writer making a point about Pella and her true nature?

It certainly can't hurt it.

I don't even know what this means

We will seek a new home, far from here... so the BBC doesn't have to pay extras for any further episodes.

"The black woman must win." The only time Dayna is referred by colour in the whole of B7. Is the writer making a point about Pella and her true nature?

Poor old Gun Sar. Is Dayna king now?

"The black woman must win." The only time Dayna is referred by colour in the whole of B7. Is the writer making a point about Pella and her true nature?

Does Tarrant know how to spell Narcissus?

So if the Power Plant isnt working now, the water can't be hot!!!

Trimula was a boardgame from the 70s, some sort of 3-D nine men morris. Although it might have been marketed under a different name in the UK.

You know, I've mulled this one over many times and have come to the conclusion that the 'black woman' is only a descriptive term. Of course, we're talking Ben Steed so he may be opening all sorts of cans of worms in this episode.