For me, the best thing Big Finish has produced is 'Three' by James Goss. (it's in Liberator Chronicles Vol 5). Well worth a listen. Brilliantly written and acted.

Was this chicken real?

That's a good question.

As for me, I really liked stories with Gustav Nyrron and Del Grant.

People say that this is like King Lear, but it takes the duel and the poisoned cup from Hamlet.

Profound, really..

i don't see three daughters anywhere in Gola's tents.

I like those too. I like David Warner as Vila's dad. Del Grant is in there too. Something quite satisfying about it.

i don't see three daughters anywhere in Gola's tents.

People say that this is like King Lear, but it takes the duel and the poisoned cup from Hamlet.

i don't see three daughters anywhere in Gola's tents.

There was something interesting in their relationships. Though Vila seemed to be colder.

I'm not a fan of The Keeper so I sat this one out.

Also I was doing a quick test with the Totter's Yard Avon figure: Click!

Edit: Wow, Youtube has really degraded the quality of the video. Very unfortunate as, although the AI loses accuracy in the second half, the likeness to Paul Darrow is maintained perfectly when the figure kneels down.

As I see it, most of the BF issues are pot-boilers to keep up the interest, so they end up being all-action shoot-em-ups written to a formula by boys. But just occasionally, there's a gem, written by someone who knows B7 for what it is.

He is, especially leaving dear old dad to suffer the consequences, which does cause the eyebrows to lift. But I can see Vila – a part of Vila we don't know much about, after all – being that set against his father for what happened to his mother. I can make it fit because people can carry very deep grudges without them being obvious.

I'm not a fan of The Keeper so I sat this one out.

Also I was doing a quick test with the Totter's Yard Avon figure: Click!

Edit: Wow, Youtube has really degraded the quality of the video. Very unfortunate as, although the AI loses accuracy in the second half, the likeness to Paul Darrow is maintained perfectly when the figure kneels down.

I'm not a fan of The Keeper so I sat this one out.

Also I was doing a quick test with the Totter's Yard Avon figure: Click!

Edit: Wow, Youtube has really degraded the quality of the video. Very unfortunate as, although the AI loses accuracy in the second half, the likeness to Paul Darrow is maintained perfectly when the figure kneels down.

Are you sure all the figures do that?

Hi JD, OMGosh. You are one of the people Sally, Brian and Toby were talking about.

I'm not a fan of The Keeper so I sat this one out.

Also I was doing a quick test with the Totter's Yard Avon figure: Click!

Edit: Wow, Youtube has really degraded the quality of the video. Very unfortunate as, although the AI loses accuracy in the second half, the likeness to Paul Darrow is maintained perfectly when the figure kneels down.

Yes, I perfectly understand Vila's feelings. I was just surprised.

What were they saying?

Only one needed in this case. People perhaps see three siblings and think, "What other drama with crowns and tights features three siblings?" Apart from that, not like King Lear at all, but it is somewhat Jacobean. Maybe Allan Prior cherry-picked Shakespeare. Not a bad place to start.

I'm not a fan of The Keeper so I sat this one out.

Also I was doing a quick test with the Totter's Yard Avon figure: Click!

Edit: Wow, Youtube has really degraded the quality of the video. Very unfortunate as, although the AI loses accuracy in the second half, the likeness to Paul Darrow is maintained perfectly when the figure kneels down.

I'm glad you told me he was Avon as I wouldn't have known (but then it's hard to imagine the real Avon dancing like that. :D)

You are obviously representative of the majority in not liking this episode. Interesting - for me it's not an absolute favourite, but comfortably in the top half of the series.

Although the Jacobite’s were more the other way around. The dad (James II) fighting his daughters rather than his children fighting him.

It's apparently the second least liked episode (after Animals).

What were they saying?

I'm very impressed by the figurine made by Totter's Yard Customs. It is a very detailed figure, though small. From most angles the face is Paul Darrow to a tee. It really is amazing.




I'm generally not a fan of SF stories involving medievel societies, and there's something about this one that grates. Having one of the characters called Rod also seems out of place (as does having a Don in 'Sand'.

You may choose 1080p from settings.

Well, I think that this episode is fine. I also like Animals.
My least favourite episode is definitely Voice from the Past.

As I see it, most of the BF issues are pot-boilers to keep up the interest, so they end up being all-action shoot-em-ups written to a formula by boys.

The figure is Avon in a static pose. It has no moving parts. I used an app called Nauk Nauk to see how well it could retain the likeness. It mostly works, though you can't really see how well given Youtube has turned the video quality to mush. Perhaps there's a setting somewhere...

Taiellin, see you are a translator, do you know any audio translated in Russian ver. of B7?

And, unfortunately, boys who wish they were writing Star Trek instead.