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VHS : Blake's 7 - Terminal / RescueIn association with Amazon.com Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786302901870 Format: Color, NTSC ISBN: 6302901871 Label: Bfs Entertainment Manufacturer: Bfs Entertainment Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Bfs Entertainment Release Date: November 11, 1998 Running Time: 105 minutes Studio: Bfs Entertainment Sales Rank: 47179 Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Avon may have found Blake but the cost is the LiberatorThe next vol. of Blake's 7 entitled TERMINAL and RESCUE In the epsidoe entitled TERMINAL Avon has been avoding the crew. The few times Avon has been corned by any of the crew he has threaten to kill them. The only clue they have is the heading for the planet called Terminal. What little to know of the planet is that it was man made and it seems that Avon is going alone. Avon goes down and finds a Federation base and there he finds....Blake. The others begin to worry so Tarrant ... Read More Rating: - all Happy Ending fans stop here!All right, so this isn't really a happy ending either. (the show wasn't really a 'happy ending' kind of series) The problem with Blake's 7, after this volume, is that it becomes ever darker and darker and more reliant upon needless violence to flesh out many of the stories to the required time. This is a pity, too, because Blake's 7 (up to this point) always seemed to me how the BBC would have done Star Trek, had they been asked to produce it. While it is fun, in a series, to see all your favorite ... Read More Rating: - ... the jaws of death ...A welcome "return" (?) of a missing central character in Terminal in a well written episode. Should the series have ended with this episode? No. There are darker sides to come in series 4 ... Rating: - "Terminal" excellent; "Rescue" flawed"Terminal" should have been the final episode of this series. Written by series creator Terry Nation, this episode contains surprises and a satisfying ending to the saga of the crew of the Liberator. However, the BBC decided to bring the series back for one more season and with Nation in Los Angeles, the series was left in the hands of script editor Chris Boucher. In "Rescue," the premiere episode of the fourth and final season, Boucher strikes again with a plot that starts off well, but once ... Read More Browse for similar items by category:
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