Blake's 7: The Way Back

A heartless old man making conversation with a fake parrot,  a resistance fighter  putting away her gun for a stethoscope, the final appearance of an evil villain about to be made 'armless and an arrogant box of lights that creates one the best cliffhanger ever. Welcome to the final episode of Season A, Orac.

Michael Briant directed four episodes on the first season with Deliverance being his final. Here he discusses why he only did the studio scenes (which differs from David Maloney's account), how he filmed some iconic shots, choosing a composer and much more.#Blakes7 #DoctorWho #B7

This episode Travis’ ruthlessness isn’t an eye patch onServalans. Micro power cells are suspiciously large. Some raggedy savages prefer Jenna as their quarry and Avon’s arrival as god isn’t as complex as it seems. Join four keen Doctor Who fans as they work their way back to Blake’s 7. This is Deliverance.

In this excerpt from the full interview with Carinthia West, she speaks about her experience on #Blakes7 T.P. McKenna, Pennant Roberts, Jan Chappell, the stunt that went wrong and much more.For the full interview of Carinthia's fascinating life go to the interviews.

Carinthia West is one of those rare figures who has managed to live several creative lives at once — actress, model, photographer, writer and confidante to some of the biggest names of the 1970s and 80s. Blake’s 7 fans will know her as Tyce, the determined, confident minder of President Sarkoff in “Bounty,” who ends up being his daughter. But her story stretches far beyond that single credit. Over the years she’s captured candid, behind‑the‑scenes moments of rock legends, actors, and cultural icons, and today she continues to share that extraordinary archive through acclaimed photo exhibitions around the world.

Todd, Dwayne, Chris and Philip give a hot take on the #Blake's7 Series 3 Bluray promo. There is a lot to look forward to in this set. But also, what is missing?

Part Two of our in‑depth interview with visionary production designer Roger Murray‑Leach turns to his unforgettable work on Blake’s 7 — exploring the episodes where his imagination helped define the look, scale, and ambition of the series.

In this episode, Roger reflects on the creative challenges, frustrations, and behind‑the‑scenes ingenuity that defined his work during a transformative era of British television and film. Whether you’re a fan of classic Who, a devotee of The Goodies, or simply fascinated by the craft of production design, this interview offers rare insight into how some of TV’s most memorable spaces were imagined and built.

A deposed leader with a fetish for the 20th century, atelepath who politely decides to speak with her mouth shut, a right-wing security guard refuses to wear his face mask, and Omar Sharif makes a deal with the federation. This episode we find the obscure connection between our featured episode and Delta and the Bannermen. It’s time to discover why anyone let alone a former president would choose to exile themselves from a planet made of chocolate, while the Liberator gets a makeover over in shabby sheik.Welcome to Bounty.

The special effects of Blake’s 7 and Doctor Who have long been both praised and derided in pretty equal parts. With the recent releases on Blu-ray both shows have provided alternative takes on the special effects. Here we talk with Chris Thompson, special effects lead on both the Blake’s 7 and Doctor Who alternative effects. Space ships, battles, the Myrka and puppet Rutan’s – all will be revealed. #Blakes7 #B7 #DoctorWhohttps://youtu.be/XZ9t3823Ii0