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blakes7-d Digest Volume 98 : Issue 148
Today's Topics:
[B7L] The Making of Blakes 7
[B7L] Site Submission - only $39.95 !
[B7L] We came third
[B7L] warlord
[B7L] Cult Times: Silver Medal
[B7L] Index
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Date: Sun, 24 May 1998 01:42:08 +0100
From: "Jenni-Alison" <Jenni-Alison@dial.pipex.com>
To: "Lysator List" <Blakes7@lysator.liu.se>
Subject: [B7L] The Making of Blakes 7
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Does anyone have an opinion of a book called "The Making of Blakes 7" by
Adrian Wrigglesford (I think)? I've found it in a bookshop and wanted to
buy it, but it was in bad condition. Is it worth ordering specially? I've
got the Sheelagh Wells book (great), and Tony Attwood's program guide
(hmmm, better than no program guide), so is this a good one ?
Any feedback gratefully appreciated.
Jenni
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Date: Sat, 23 May 98 23:22:55 EST
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Subject: [B7L] Site Submission - only $39.95 !
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Date: Sun, 24 May 1998 17:15:00 +0100 GMT
From: STEVE.ROGERSON@MCR1.poptel.org.uk
To: blakes7@lysator.liu.se
Subject: [B7L] We came third
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SFX magazine in the UK has just published the top ten space
ships of all time as voted for by its readers, and the Liberator
came in third.
The top ten were:
1. Millennium Falcon (Star Wars)
2. White Star (Babylon 5)
3. The Liberator (Blake's 7)
4. The Tardis (Dr Who)
5. Shadow ship (Babylon 5)
6. The Enterprise (ST: TOS)
7. The Enterprise D (ST: TNG)
8. Star Destroyers (Star Wars)
9. Nostromo (Alien)
10 The Defiant (ST: DS9)
cheers
Steve Rogerson
Redemption 99 - The Blakes 7/Babylon 5 convention
26-28 February 1999, Ashford International Hotel, Kent
http://www.smof.com/redemption/
"The workers united will never be ignited"
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett
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Date: Mon, 25 May 1998 03:11:13 +1000
From: Roger the Shrubber <darrenro@ozonline.com.au>
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Subject: [B7L] warlord
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Various people have been discussing Warlord, .. just like to add that it's a
good episode that could have been even better. It set up the scene for the
"Blake" episode beautifully, it introduced what I thought was a great
character & long overdue love interest in Zeeona.
I loved that electricity effect when they clinked their goblets together !
Who needs Industrial Light & Magic !
I wonder what Zukan thought he was doing though. Presumably he was on
friendly terms with the reps of all the other planets there, why did he have
to go thru the whole charade of pretending to form an alliance, surely he
could have just radioed Servalan & said "Hey chief, they're on Xenon, send
the fleet". Even if he'd delivered Avon & co. to the feds & lived, all those
other warlords would have been after his blood for betraying them.
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Date: Sun, 24 May 1998 19:24:14 +-100
From: Louise Rutter <Louise.Rutter@btinternet.com>
To: "'B7 Lysator'" <blakes7@lysator.liu.se>
Subject: [B7L] Cult Times: Silver Medal
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Tom here (yet another account hijacking).
Steve pointed out that the Liberator was the third best spaceship of all
time. But, far more exciting (go on - you know you are) is that Cult Times'
reader survey for the top 10 cult series of all time gave Blakes 7 second
place, beaten only by Babylon 5.
Now, to be fair, this was an episode-vote, rather than a series vote, and
almost all the B7 voting went to "Blake" (though "Terminal" made a good
showing as well). B5's votes were spread around a bit, and as a result they
got places 1, 5 and 6. However, still nice to know we're not forgotten. Oh,
and with each one they printed a little quote from one of the voters on
just why the episode was so good. B7's one was from some bird called Louise
Rutter, who wrote "No series better illustrated the flaws in humanity, and
the ending made it immortal."
Full results:
1: B5: Severed Dreams.
2: B7: Blake.
3: ST:TNG: Best of Both Worlds.
4: DW: The Caves of Androzani.
5: B5: War Without End.
6: B5: Z'ha'dum.
7: ST:DS9: Trials and Tribble-ations.
8: QL: The Leap Back.
9: XF: Memento Mori.
10: DW: The Pyramids of Mars.
The next three were Xena and The Avengers, whose votes were spread over a
large number of eps, and American Gothic, where the votes were fairly
concentrated in Requiem (another final-ep goodie).
Good to see the Doctor still going strong, and a suprise (well, to me and
Louise) Quantum Leap appearance. However, the voting was counted in a
cunning way. Instead of giving 10 points to 1st, down to 1 for 10th, they
gave 100 points to 1st and 90 points to 10th, which meant that getting on
someone's top-ten list at all was far more important than where they were
placed in that list. Sounds good to me, and the results seem to be fairly
sensible.
Tom Forsyth.
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Date: Mon, 25 May 1998 11:26:07 +1100
From: Pat Fenech <P.Fenech@library.usyd.edu.au>
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Subject: [B7L] Index
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Hello everyone :)
What a useful exercise - many thanks Ann indices are always very handy. I
had no trouble opening either version which must mean they are completely
openable as my PC setup is *very* finicky about attachments.
Pat Fenech
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