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This maybe old news but i found a website where someone has built his own Orac. Feature - Orac³ Part 1 | bit-tech.net |
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__________________ Sent from my freezer with the power of will and a bit of crack. My Deviantart page- For 2000AD and anime fan art with a pinch of nature. DVD and BD collection |
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Episode 15 Shadow Written by Chris Boucher Blake decides to try and enlist the help of the Terra Nostra, much to Gan's objections to aid their fight against the Federation. The Terra Nostra, a drugs cartel have a contact on Space City, a Las Vegas in space. Blake and the crew travel to Space City to try and make contact with Largo, whom Jenna knows from her old smuggling past, but he doesn't admit to the Terra Nostra even exsisting. Unbeknown to the crew Orac has fallen under the influence of a telepathic alien and has mentally attacked Cally. Unable to help Cally, Blake decides to find the source of the drug Shadow, the main source of wealth of the Terra Nostra. The telepathic plants from which Shadow is derived fortunately help Cally recover but the crew discover that the planet Shadow is found is ultimately protected by the President of the Federations personal security forces. "To have total control," Blake observes, "you must control totally---both sides of the law. The Terra Nostra/the Federation---two sides of the same power" ................................. A very adult episode concerning drugs and their supply as well as their effects. Orac proves less than friendly throughout the episode and its mental subjugation of Cally is quite disturbing in places. This is the first episode to be written by anyone other than series creator Terry Nation, in this case the series script editor Chris Boucher. Boucher came from Doctor Who to Blakes 7. He wrote three Doctor Who stories - The Face of Evil, The Robots of Death and Image of the fendahl and introduced the character of Leela to the show. In his script for Shadow Boucher gives the characters some excellent dialogue including some quality quips and put downs. |
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"He's about as much use as a marzipan dildo." Sounds like something Avon would say about Vila. |
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Episode 16 Weapon Written by Chris Boucher Coser, a federation Beta grade technician and his bond slave Rochel have stolen a new Federation weapon known as IMIPAK. IMIPAK can mark a victim without them being aware of it. Then later at any distance, at any time, the weapon can kill anyone it has marked Meanwhile Travis encounters and kills Blake, but unfortunately discovers it was just a clone created by the Federation Clone masters. In reality Blake and the Liberator have gone to meet Coser. With each event unfolding just as they were predicted by Carnell, the Puppet Master. .................................... This story is not so much about the Liberator crew as it is about Servalan, Travis, a living copy (not exactly a clone) of Blake, a bond slave named Rashel and a psycho-strategist (a puppeteer) named Carnell. The Clonemasters give the episode a thick air of mysticsm. The episode is very talky, however the final pay off makes all the talk worthwhile. The whole affair is a trap which Servalan has Carnell devise so that she can acquire a new Federation weapon called IMIPAK without anyone knowing that she has it. At the same time she can use it on Blake and his people while blaming them for the theft. Weapon is the first story of the new series to feature Travis and Servalan. It is Brian Croucher first appearance as the increasingly deranged Travis. On the planet on which the crew meet Coser and Rochel you can clearly hear blackbirds singing during all the outdoor scenes. |
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Servalan's a mean bitch, i heard her talking to Travis about you. "He's about as much use as a marzipan dildo." Travis thought she was a bit harsh though. |
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