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From: ins_ajpo@jhunix.UUCP (Adric of Alzarius)
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Subject: Re: Blake's 7
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Date: Thu, 13-Mar-86 15:04:39 EST
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Posted: Thu Mar 13 15:04:39 1986
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>Oh dear.  So "Blake's 7" made it over here after all.  It was a particularly
>poor Sci-Fi offering.  The only reason anyone (including meself) would want to
>watch it is purely to watch ANYTHING Sci-Fi on the telly, no matter how bad!
>If you have the opportunity to see it, there's nothing to stop you of course,
>but remember that the B.B.C. didn't drop it for nothing.  Speaking of watching
>anything Sci-Fi on the telly, I even used to watch a "children's hour" show
>back home in England 10 (or even 15) years ago, called "The Tomorrow People".
>I believe that one has been shown over here as well.  Any Trekkies ever seen
>that one?

Yes I have seen "The Tomorrow People."  It was shown here a few years ago
on Nickelodeon.  I thought it was somewhat interesting yet mediocre.
Any other opinions?
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