Rating: - Cally is being controlled while a planet wants Avon mind
The next vol. of Blake's 7 entitled SARCOPHAGUS and ULTRAWORLD
In the epsidoe entitled Sarcophagus the Liberator has found some stragne craft floating in space. Zen does not register it as a space ship. Orac doesn't seem to have any answers. However Cally seems to be getting some kind of mental signal. Avon, Cally and Tarrant transport over to find out. What they find is a tomb. Avon decides this place has nothing and the tomb starts to collaspe. Cally grabs an artifact and they transport out. Soon the tomb explodes and the Liberator flies off. Orac tries to figure out ... Read More
Rating: - Sarcophagus better than Ultraworld
Only the six regulars appear in Sarcophagus, which opened the door to some character development. Jan Chappell's Cally, however, is (once again) the weak link in the chain, her psi-powers the conduit for somebody to take over the Liberator. Paul Darrow's Avon may have feelings towards Cally, but this isn't developed in the series. Writer Tanith Lee developed a much more interesting relationship between Tarrant and the baddie, Servalan in "Sand." For a lighter and less emotional trip, I suggest Trevor Hoyle's "Ultraworld" which, complete with disco-ball alien world, Michael Keating's ... Read More
Rating: - Sarcophagus better than Ultraworld
Only the six regulars appear in Sarcophagus, which opened the door to some character development. Jan Chappell's Cally, however, is (once again) the weak link in the chain, her psi-powers the conduit for somebody to take over the Liberator. Paul Darrow's Avon may have feelings towards Cally, but this isn't developed in the series. Writer Tanith Lee developed a much more interesting relationship between Tarrant and the baddie, Servalan in "Sand." For a lighter and less emotional trip, I suggest Trevor Hoyle's "Ultraworld" which, complete with disco-ball alien world, Michael Keating's ... Read More
