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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
"aftermath" intros Dayna; "powerplay" intros Tarrant,
By dialysis biller (Layton, UT, USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Blake's 7 - Aftermath / Powerplay [VHS] (VHS Tape)
"Aftermath" follows up from the cliffhanger ending to "Star One." Dayna is introduced as one of the new regular cast members. This episode is critical for understanding the state of the Federation in future episodes. The plotline focusing on Dayna is interesting, but the most value from this episode comes from finding out what has happened to the crew of the Liberator and Servalan. "Powerplay" is a superior story to "Aftermath" and lays the foundation for the new crew. These episodes start the show in a new direction and are critical for any serious fan of "Blake's 7."
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Major changes in the "Blake's 7" saga,
This review is from: Blake's 7 - Aftermath / Powerplay [VHS] (VHS Tape)
Volume 14 of the "Blake's 7" video series contains two more episodes of this classic British science fiction television series. These episodes, "Aftermath" and "Powerplay," constitute the first two episodes of the 3rd season, and continue the story of an interplanetary band of rebels who wage a campaign against the tyrannical Federation."Aftermath" is the conclusion to the cliffhanger episode "Star One," in which humanity faces an invasion of an armada from another galaxy. The crew of the rebel ship Liberator flees in escape pods when the ship takes on heavy damage. Most of this episode follows the adventures of Avon after he is stranded on a primitive planet. This episode also introduces a new regular character: weapons expert Dayna Mellanby, who has lived in exile from the Federation with her father. The tough, but somewhat innocent Dayna is a compelling character who has some great chemistry with Avon in this episode. "Powerplay" is essentially the third part of a three-part episode that began with "Star One." This episode is the substantial introduction of Tarrant (briefly seen in "Aftermath"), who will also become a regular character in the series. This is a violent and suspenseful episode in which Avon struggles to regain control of the Liberator while Cally and Vila remain separated from the ship. Vila has some fun comic sequences that complement the dark elements of the story. Great line: "It sounds big and bad-tempered. I just hope it's vegetarian" (Vila, stranded on a planet, upon hearing growls coming from the woods). These episodes exemplify some of the best characteristics of B7: memorable characters, sharp dialogue, and suspenseful plotting. If you're a fan of other sci-fi sagas like "Babylon 5" and "Farscape" but have not yet discovered "Blake's 7," check out this video series.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Blake missing Avon takes control of the Liberator,
By Jacob "RavenLoc" (Virgina, USA) - See all my reviews
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The next vol of Blake's 7 enetitled AFTERMATH and POWERPLAYIn the epsidoe entitled AFTERMATH |
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Blake's 7 - Aftermath / Powerplay [VHS] by Michael Keating (VHS Tape - 1998)
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