Blake's 7redsturgeon wrote: The reboots are much better regarding production values. I was also a great fan of Star Trek and what about Blake's 7?
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all I can remember are the shaky walls and the lovely Jenna
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all I can remember are the shaky walls and the lovely Jenna
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Servalan?pje16 wrote:Blake's 7redsturgeon wrote: The reboots are much better regarding production values. I was also a great fan of Star Trek and what about Blake's 7?
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all I can remember are the shaky walls and the lovely Jenna
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I must have been in my twenties when that started. I thought it was dire. I think it's the so obviously fake backdrops. So unconvincing.
The highlight programme of my youth was Callan. Edward Woodward as one of the first anti-heroes. Way ahead of its time.
I must have been in my twenties when that started. I thought it was dire. I think it's the so obviously fake backdrops. So unconvincing.
The highlight programme of my youth was Callan. Edward Woodward as one of the first anti-heroes. Way ahead of its time.
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did it ever make you feel “lonely”Leothebear wrote: The highlight programme of my youth was Callan. Edward Woodward as one of the first anti-heroes. Way ahead of its time.
