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The Harvest of Kairos

L'épisode a été diffusé 4 févr. 1980
Not Rated
1h

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Jan Chappell and Steven Pacey in Blake's 7 (1978)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTarrant convinces the others to launch a raid on a Federation transport loading a cargo of valuable crystals from the planet Kairos, and Servalan recruits a retired officer who once served w... Tout lireTarrant convinces the others to launch a raid on a Federation transport loading a cargo of valuable crystals from the planet Kairos, and Servalan recruits a retired officer who once served with Tarrant to stop him.Tarrant convinces the others to launch a raid on a Federation transport loading a cargo of valuable crystals from the planet Kairos, and Servalan recruits a retired officer who once served with Tarrant to stop him.

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6,7/10

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Rôles principaux33

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Paul Darrow

Kerr Avon

Jan Chappell

Cally

Michael Keating

Vila Restal

Jacqueline Pearce

Servalan

Steven Pacey

Del Tarrant

Josette Simon

Dayna Mellanby

Peter Tuddenham

Zen
(voice)

Andrew Burt

Ven Jarvik

Frank Gatliff

Dastor

Anthony Gardner

Captain Shad

Sam Davies

Carlon

Charles Jamieson

Guard

Sue Berkshire

Mutoid
(uncredited)

Michael Bryden

Kairos Guard
(uncredited)
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John Cannon

Labourer
(uncredited)

Peter Caton

Federation Trooper
(uncredited)

Hywel Davies

Interceptor Leader
(voice)
(uncredited)

Christopher Douglas

Leader One
(voice)
(uncredited)
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Commentaire en vedette

9/10

Excellent episode.

A score of 6.8, I'm not sure I fully get that, for me this has been one of the best episodes for a little while, Harvest of Kairos has some real depth, some bold ideas, and in Jarvik, one of the best guest characters the show ever had.

Andrew Burt is flawless as Jarvik, he's a bully boy, but compared to Travis and a few others, he's multi layered, he's complex, he had a story, and he's been the only person so far to leave The Supreme Commander dumbfounded.

Good character development for Tarrant, they've been quick to move him into the hero role, Avon playing the long time.

Great episode for Servalan, we learn so much about her, a slave to logic and technology, not one for instinct, I suppose that's why she had so many advisors. I thought Pearce was terrific here, and Jarvik was right, absolutely beautiful.

So a few of the special effects are a little dodgy, but who cares, they made the best of the budget they had.

9/10.

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Anecdotes
The giant spider costume was nicknamed "Brian the Spider" by make-up designer Sheelagh Wells, in an effort to counteract her arachnophobia. She thought that if the spider had a name, it couldn't be very frightening. Her approach worked.

Gaffes
Tarrant is far too young to have served as a Lieutenant fifteen years before this story takes place.

Citations
Servalan: Jarvik? Of course. Jarvik. Jarvik, the construction worker. What was it now? "Any fool could take the Liberator with three pursuit ships." Well, the Liberator will soon be diffusing itself throughout the galaxy as so many billion split particles. So, regrettably, we shall never know. Thanks to the folly of your president, who with her aides and her technical advisors, her battle computers and her captains, extravagantly disposed herself to use *four* pursuit ships. And yet any fool could have done it with three. Perhaps this particular fool will tell her how.
[pause]
Servalan: Well? Have you nothing to say to Servalan?
Jarvik: Woman, you are beautiful.
[Jarvik grabs Servalan and kisses her]