Johanna (Josette Simon) is a Jamaican woman who emigrates to Canada to escape the crushing poverty of her homeland. She lands...
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Joanna
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1995
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1988
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Richard Attenborough directed this dramatic story, based on actual events, about the friendship between two men struggling...
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1987
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Having been frustrated in her previous efforts to knock off the Scorpio crew, Servalan (Jacqueline Pearce) hires a...
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Dayna
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1981
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In order to produce an antidote for the Federation's mind-controlling drugs, Avon must forge an alliance within a group of...
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Dayna
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1981
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Avon (Paul Darrow) agrees to trade the ship's computer, Orac, for a new, highly destructive long-range weapon, the tachyon...
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Dayna
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1981
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Just in time for the final episode of Blakes 7, the titular Roj Blake (Gareth Thomas) makes a return appearance. The Scorpio...
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Dayna
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1981
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Bitter enemies Servalan (Jacqueline Pearce) and Tarrant (Steven Pacey) are stranded on Virn, a planet controlled by living,...
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Dayna
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1981
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The crew attempts to smuggle vital power-source crystals onto the Scorpio. This action may well cost them their lives --...
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Dayna
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1981
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Diminutive comic actor Roy Kinnear, a familiar face to fans of the films of director Richard Lester, appears in this episode...
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Dayna
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1981
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Avon (Paul Darrow) endeavors to enlist the aid of Muller (John Westbrook), a cybernetics expert. But an accident reveals that...
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Dayna
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1981
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Dayna (Josette Simon) is marooned on a strange planet with Justin (Peter Byrne), her former mentor and sweetheart. Justin is...
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Dayna
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1981
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The Scorpio crew attempts to get its hands on the hyper-accelerated Photonic Drive, which will provide their ship with...
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Dayna
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1981
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Taking control of Scorpio, Avon guides the ship away from Xenon and heads to a different planet. Alas, this world is under...
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Dayna
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1981
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Avon hopes to escape Xenon by overriding Dorian's security lock and taking charge of the space vessel Scorpio. Meanwhile, the...
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Dayna
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1981
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The fourth and final season of Blakes 7 begins on a sour note, with the Liberator destroyed, the computer Orac in disrepair,...
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Dayna
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1981
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The long-missing Blake (Gareth Thomas) apparently resurfaces out of nowhere, issuing a coded message from afar to his former...
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Dayna
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1980
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While in pursuit of the evil Servalan (Jacqueline Pearce), the Liberator is drawn into the energy field of Sardos, an...
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Dayna
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1980
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The crew of the Liberator lands upon what appears to be an uncharted planet. The disturbing telepathic reaction of Cally (Jan...
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Dayna
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1980
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Although she refuses to acknowledge the fact, Cally (Jan Chappell) is in the telepathic thrall of a derelict space vessel....
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Dayna
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1980
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While searching for the killer of his former lover, Anna Grant (Lorna Heilbron), Avon (Paul Darrow) finds out that she is not...
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Dayna
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1980
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Jan Chappell plays a dual role in this episode, as alien telepath Cally and as Cally's sister, Zelda. Receiving a mental...
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Dayna
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1980
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Anxious to obtain some crystals necessary to activate the Liberator's weaponry, Avon (Paul Darrow) enters into a slightly...
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Dayna
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1980
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Under the leadership of Tarrant (Steven Pacey), the Liberator crew steals the Kairopan crystal harvest, which would otherwise...
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Dayna
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1980
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Sucked into a black hole in space, the Liberator crew comes across a hitherto uncharted domain. The area is held in thrall by...
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Dayna
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1980
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Avon (Paul Darrow) chooses the peace-loving planet Obsidian for his new headquarters. Dayna (Josette Simon) and Tarrant...
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Dayna
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1980
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Returning to Liberator with his new friend, Dayna (Josette Simon), Avon (Paul Darrow) finds that the ship has been captured...
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Dayna
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1980
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Picking up where season two left off, the third season of Blakes 7 was launched with the episode titled "Aftermath." With the...
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Dayna
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1980
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Tarrant (Steven Pacey) is appalled to discover that his brother, Deeta (also Steven Pacey), is to fight a duel to determine...
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Dayna
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1980
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