Rose's farewell

[Louise Pembroke]

YES YES YES, I was born to play Servalan John!

[Andrew MacLean]

Yes, blowing up Liberator was a bad move, but as they keep bringing back the Daleks even after they have been utterly destroyed for the nth time, I am sure that a clever script writer in the mold of Terry Nation could think of a glitch in the temporal spacial line that would restore it (if not the full original crew.)

My favourite bit about Liberator was that, unlike almost every other Televisioon sci fi programme the main space ship looked clearly as if no effor had been made and no expense afforded to make it look like anything other than a televison studio!

Andrew

[brigid downing]

Avon did not die (I think that is worth saying again - so I will, AVON DID NOT DIE). He was surrounded with no obvious means of escape,... except to be teleported out of there!!! or he could be languishing on a prison ship waiting for me , sorry someone, to rescue him

As for the Liberator - that was as much the computer as the ship. Maybe a memory chip could be found and rebooted.

A new bunch of renegades could befound. They could rescue Avon from another prison ship or coax him out of hiding to save the galaxy etc. Naturally they would need the assistance of a rather short, but definitely sexy primary school teacher turned university lecturer (with KC as an unexpected plot twist! ).

I think this could work - CONFIRMED

Brigid

[Louise Pembroke]

well you can try but I'm going to be Servalan and have a seduction potion I will slip in his drink

[Damien W]

Bring on Blake's 7, just make sure it gets down here to Oz.

[Andrew MacLean]

I agree. I really enjoyed Blakes 7.

Andrew

[Louise Pembroke]

AVON.............[drool]