Blake's 7: Season 3

The entire third season (remastered) of the 1970s BBC sci-fi series created by Terry Nation. In 'Aftermath', the crew abandon the Liberator in the wake of the Andromedan attack. Avon is rescued by Dayna and her fugitive father. 'Powerplay' sees Avon and Dayna battling for control of the Liberator with Federation officer Tarrant, while Cally and Villa are hostages in a sinister hospital. In 'Volcano', the crew of the Liberator, with Blake and Jenna now missing, arrive at the planet Obsidian. 'Dawn of the Gods' sees the crew at threat from a creature from Cally's legends. In 'The Harvest of Kairos', Servalan captures the Liberator and strands the crew on a deadly planet. 'City at the Edge of the World' sees Villa finding love and adventure 3000 light years from the crew. Unfortunately, he falls foul of Babyan the Butcher (Colin Baker) - the Federation's second most wanted man next to Blake. In 'Children of Auron', Cally is telepathically summoned to help her people, but is in fact walking into a trap set by Servalan. 'Rumours of Death' sees Avon seeking revenge on Bartholomew - the man who killed his one true love, Anna Grant. In 'Sarcophagus', Cally is taken over by a strange alien. 'Ultraworld' sees Dayna and Tarrant racing to save Cally and Avon's minds from the inhabitants of a gigantic computer planet. In 'Moloch', the crew follow Servalan to the planet Sardos, where they encounter the planet's supreme power - a computer creature from the future. 'Deathwatch' sees the crew discover a gladiator style spectator sport where one of the competitors is Tarrant's brother and the 'impartial' judge is Servalan. Finally, in 'Terminal', Avon receives some instructions to travel to the planet Terminal, and he believes them to be from the long-missing Blake. They are actually from the evil Servalan.

Director: Vere Lorrimer
Director: Desmond McCarthy
Director: Gerald Blake
Director: Andrew Morgan
Director: David Maloney
Director: Fiona Cumming
Producer: David Maloney
Writer: Allan Prior
Writer: Terry Nation
Writer: Jim Follett
Writer: Ben Steed
Music: Dudley Simpson
Writer: Chris Boucher
Writer: Roger Parkes
Writer: Tanith Lee
Actor: Jan Chappell
Actor: Michael Keating
Actor: Paul Darrow
Actor: Steve Pacey
Actor: Josette Simon
Actor: Peter Tuddenham
Actor: Andrew Burt
Actor: Frank Gatliff
Actor: Rio Fanning
Actor: Carol Hawkins
Voice: Peter Tuddenham
Actor: Colin Baker
Actor: Jacqueline Pearce
Actor: Michael Gough
Actor: Valentine Dyall
Actor: Cy Grant
Actor: Michael Sheard
Actor: Ben Howard
Actor: Judy Matheson
Actor: Alan Lake
Actor: Sam Dastor
Actor: Terry Scully
Actor: Ronald Govey
Actor: Sally Harrison
Actor: Marcus Powell
Actor: Sarah Atkinson
Actor: Ric Young
Actor: Ronald Leigh-Hunt
Actor: Michael Troughton
Actor: Lorna Heilbron
Actor: John Bryans
Actor: David Haig
Actor: Davyd Harries
Actor: Richard Franklin
Actor: Donald Douglas
Actor: Deep Roy
Actor: Michael Melia
Character: Kerr Avon
Actor: Sabina Franklyn
Character: Vila
Actor: Mark Elliott
Character: Cally
Actor: Stuart Bevan
Character: Del Tarrant
Actor: David Sibley
Character: Dayna
Character: Zen
Character: Orac
Character: Servalan