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This week we’re finishing up the first series of Blake’s 7. Can you believe that that means we’re a quarter of the way through the entire show already? That’s really concerning, where did the time go? It’s Orac, written by Terry Nation and aired on March 27, 1978.
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2:54 The Captain’s Log is a log cut from a 2500 year-old Californian redwood.
7:02 They all sound different.
13:47 Check out our Doctor Who podcast Trust Your Doctor. Please. It needs listenership.
25:41 Yeah Paul Greengrass directed The Bourne Supremacy and The Bourne Ultimatum and put a ton of shaky cam in them. The Bourne TV movie is still good by the way.
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The Blake’s 7 title music was originally composed by Dudley Simpson.
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OK, so you have made it through the first season, and now things are going to get good. True, this episode is not the best of the season, but I don’t think that it is the best.
I listened to the other Blake’s 7 podcasts that you mentioned that are out there, and even found some others. “Down and Safe” is a fun one to listen to, but they only made it through series 2, and it is very infrequently done. “Spacefall” is every fortnight, and even though it is a good listen, the episodes come out too far apart. Others I have listened to just simply don’t keep my attention.
What I enjoy with your show is that it takes me back to when I first saw each episode and how much I learned to love it even more and more through fresh eyes. I may not always agree with thing that you say about some things, you have caught stuff that I had never noticed after watching the series a number of times.
I am looking forward to the future episodes, as there are episodes and characters ahead that I will be interested in hearing what you have to say about them.
You were wondering where the Saint part came from my alias. Back when I first started using “Social Media”, a site called Friendster was around. I just used Clinton on it, When I started using MySpace, I was just using Clinton, but in one of the groups I was involved with, people started referring to and calling me Saint Clinton. As hard as I tried to get away from it, it stuck. MySpace was the popular platform when I started using this little known site called Facebook. I mentioned that I was on Facebook to someone, and when that person and others found me there, the would refer to me as St. Clinton. I finally gave up and just accepted it. So now you know.
Keep up with the great shows, as I always look forward to them. BTW, when you get to the end, and if you are looking at another show that you would like to podcast about, I would like to nominate Red Dwarf, as I think that you will love the show.