Avon and Dana land on The Liberator, but instead of finding Blake and co, they find Federation troopers, and the shop in the hands of
It's essentially a direct continuation from Aftermath, finally we learn the fate of Villa, Cally and Jenna, we learn that Blake has gone.
It's a very good, well made episode, credit to Terry Nation's writing, there are so many strands, so much happening, even a little humour.
I liked the idea of that hospital, and I really liked the power play happening on board The Liberator. Dana's character is further developed, and Tarrant' is also explored and built.
I bet fans of the show were pretty stunned at the time to learn that the title character had gone, seldom had it been the case that such a central character had left a show, and it had continued. I think it's fair to say that we see an even bigger side to Avon's character, credit to Darrow, he's been awesome in the last two episodes, full of charisma.
I mentioned previously that I felt like they'd made the show a little sexier, and I suppose you could argue that's the case here, Stephen Pacey definitely filling the handsome hero part as Del Tarrrant.
8/10.
It's essentially a direct continuation from Aftermath, finally we learn the fate of Villa, Cally and Jenna, we learn that Blake has gone.
It's a very good, well made episode, credit to Terry Nation's writing, there are so many strands, so much happening, even a little humour.
I liked the idea of that hospital, and I really liked the power play happening on board The Liberator. Dana's character is further developed, and Tarrant' is also explored and built.
I bet fans of the show were pretty stunned at the time to learn that the title character had gone, seldom had it been the case that such a central character had left a show, and it had continued. I think it's fair to say that we see an even bigger side to Avon's character, credit to Darrow, he's been awesome in the last two episodes, full of charisma.
I mentioned previously that I felt like they'd made the show a little sexier, and I suppose you could argue that's the case here, Stephen Pacey definitely filling the handsome hero part as Del Tarrrant.
8/10.