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[sebastienne]

OK, so I've finally processed my response to having watched Blake's 7 in its entirety. Although I know I will carry this for ever, I am mostly unharmed, except for an unnerving tendency to hear the protagonists in popular music. (Wanting to make Cyndi Lauper fanvids? Never a sign of a balanced mind.)

This can mean only one thing..

*runs pell-mell into the slightly sticky embrace of B7 fandom*

Comments

[parrot-knight.livejournal.com]

Did the lorryload of B7 fanzines from calliope85 include 'Blake's Who' from Frontier Worlds in the early 80s? If not, let me know. I still think it's funny, anyway...

[sebastienne.livejournal.com]

No, I don't think that I've seen that. Sounds like fun!

[calliope85.livejournal.com]

My fanzines (which are sadly limited in number) tend towards the novel-length-Blake-and-Avon-centric-angst-fests (shocking, I know...), so 'Blake's Who' is not amongst my collection ^_^ Wouldn't say no to borrowing it myself if you've got it handy some time...

[calliope85.livejournal.com]

I believe the phrase is 'bwahahaha'. Soon you too will be bewildered to discover that you actually want to read a cross-over between B7 and Welsh sheep-farming.

[subservient-son.livejournal.com]

I have never watched the programme, but I do know the son of Gan.