Blake's 7

The crew find a drifting ship, whose artifacts have a strange effect on Cally. An alien avoiding death has possessed her, and Avon has to break the spell.

Avon wishes to hunt down the Federation inquisitor, Shrinker, who killed his former girlfriend, Anna Grant. He finds her alive, now working as an agent of the Federation.

Servalan introduces a plague to the people of Auron, and the crew journey to Cally's homeworld to save them. Servalan uses this plan as bait to get the Liberator, and to make clones in her image, the only offspring she feels she could trust.

The crew strike a deal for crystals needed for Liberator's weapon systems. In exchange, Vila must help in obtaining a treasure on the planet Keezarn but in doing so he finds a gateway to another world.

Tarrant decides to raid a Federation freighter carrying valuable Kairopan crystal, but he heads right into Jarvik's trap and the Liberator is captured. The crew of the Liberator are left marooned on Kairos, a planet where nobody survives after the short crystal harvest season.

Orac steers Liberator off course to investigate a black hole and the Thaarn reach out to Cally from her childhood stories. Liberator lands on the artificial planet Crador.

The crew search for a new home base on the planet Obsidian, whose volcanic outbursts -- and a nuclear device buried in the planet's core by its inhabitants -- protect the planet from being overtaken. Servalan employs an elaborate plan to take control of the Liberator.

Avon and Dayna return to the Liberator, only to find it has been claimed by Tarrant. The rest of the crew are rescued by a medical ship and eventually brought back to the Liberator.

Severely damaged by combat in the Galactic War, the Liberator disperses its crew while it repairs itself. Avon lands on a planet and is rescued by the daughter of a former revolutionary. Priceless scenes between Avon and Servalan.

The crew travels to the planet Albian in search of information on the location of the Federation computer system Star One. Avon defuses a bomb with the help of Del Grant, who had thought Avon deserted his sister.

The Liberator is ambushed by several Federation ships. Travis captures Blake's cousin. He claims to want to join Blake's crew.

The Liberator crew journey to a planet where a friend of Avon's works, in order to get TP crystals. The derelict spaceship K-47 is retrieved, and an on-board virus spreads throughout the complex.

Blake is questioning his purpose and motives after Gan's death and goes to a barren planet to reflect on things. Travis is put on trial and court-martialled for the deaths of civilans all courtesy of Servalan.

The Liberator returns to Earth, and Blake wants to capture Federation Control, in the belief that it would cripple the Federation.

Horizon is a mysterious planet which neither Zen nor Orac can shed any light on. After teleporting down the crew are captured by Federation guards. Avon considers leaving the planet by himself with the Liberator.

The rebels and the Federation are searching for the stolen prototype of Imipak, a deadly new weapon. Servalan and Travis use a Blake clone to get information on this weapon from one of Blake's friends.

The Liberator reaches Space City where Blake seeks the assistance of the Terra Nostra, a criminal group who control the deadly drug Shadow. Blake must find out what the link with the Federation is, and why Orac is telepathically torturing Cally. The key appears to be the planet Zonda.

The crew encounter the System, builders and original owners of the Liberator (known to them as Deep Space Vehicle-2). They disable its defense systems in an attempt to try to get their craft back. A sister ship (DSV-1), in pursuit, is destroyed by Orac.

Travis devises a plan to destroy Blake and capture the Liberator.

The flight of Federation pursuit ships, commanded by Travis, finally succeed in trapping the Liberator.

The crippled spaceship Ortega presents Blake and his companions with a series of mysteries. Who murdered the pilot and sabotaged the controls ? What happened to the crew and why ? For Avon and Cally, the answers become a matter of life and death.

The crew steals a Federation deciphering unit and accidently leave Cally behind. Travis finds her and decides to use her in a hostage trap for Blake.

The Liberator runs into a web created by psionic means; the crew meets the race of genetically-engineered Decimas. Blake learns of the attempt at genocide being waged against the Decimas by the creator of the Web.

A ship whose crew had been put in suspended animation is picked up by the Liberator, while Blake attempts to destroy the Federation Communication base on Saurian Major.

Blake tries to rescue the remaining prisoners from the prison planet Cygnus Alpha only to find they have a disease that can be cured by the power mad high priest Vargas.

Blake and some criminals attempt to seize control of the prison ship London as it passes a space war where an abandoned ship is found.

A rebel leader, his memory altered by an oppressive galactic government, suffers injustice after witnessing a massacre.

A headline Q&A session from the 20th Anniversary convention featuring Gareth Thomas (Blake), Sally Knyvette (Jenna), David Jackson (Gan), and Peter Tuddenham (Zen/Orac).

Panel discussion featuring director David Maloney and actors Stuart Fell and Brian Clemett, recorded at the Deliverance '98 convention to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Blake's 7. Series 1 Blu-Ray Featurette.

Interview with Roger Murray-Leach, Series 2 Blu-Ray Featurette

Series 2 Blu-Ray featurette

A Tribute Documentary to David Jackson, Series 2 Bonus Content

Part 2 of an unreleased documentary originally slated for release in the 1990s

An Interview with Brian Croucher, Part of the Series 2 Blu-Ray Collection

Feature Length Documentary where Sally Knyvette 'Jenna', Jan Chappell 'Cally', and others discuss series 2

Part 1 of an unreleased documentary originally slated for release in the 1990s, featuring a comprehensive look back at Series 1 and featuring interviews with Gareth Thomas, Jacqueline Pearce, Michael Keating, Stephen Greif and more.

The prolific director discusses his life, career and sci-fi work.

Friends and colleagues reminisce about the actor who first played Space Commander Travis

Actors Sally Knyvette and Jon Chappell (Cally) meet to reminisce about making the first series. With contributions from cast and crew including Michael E. Briant, and designer Roger Murray-Leach.

Small World (1980)'s coverage of Mat Irvine's model work, including Blake's 7.

Noel Edmunds interviews Gareth Thomas and Jacqueline Pearce on Saturday morning BBC children's TV. March 10th 1979.

Scene Today interviews Gareth Thomas and Jacqueline Pearce back in January 1991.

Footage of Travis' trial and death set to a country ballad.

Brief photos and quotes about the Federation's Mutoid soldiers set to a heat-beat.

Mat Irvine (Visual Effects Designer) talks about his work on Blake's 7.

Jane Hudson talks about the BBC Costume Department at Television Center, and her work on Blake's 7.

Saturday morning children's TV explains how the Blake's 7 teleported effect was achieved.

Hidden DVD Extra Series 2 Disk 4

Hidden DVD Extra Series 2 Disk 4

Hidden DVD extra on Series 2 Disk 4

Hidden DVD Extra on Series 2 Disk 2

Hidden DVD extra on Series 2 Disk 2

Hidden extra on DVD Series 2 Disk 2

Character introduction. Series 1 DVD Extra.

Character introduction. Series 1 DVD Extra.

Character introduction. Series 1 DVD Extra.

Character introduction. Series 1 DVD Extra.

Character introduction. Series 1 DVD Extra.

Character introduction. Series 1 DVD Extra.

Character introduction. Series 1 DVD Extra.

Character introduction. Series 1 DVD Extra.

Character introduction. Series 1 DVD Extra.

Lesley Judd shows how to make a Liberator Bracelet on popular children's show Blue Peter.

Series 1 DVD Extra

Cult '80s sci-fi gang "Blake's 7" make an eventful late night stop at Newport Pagnell Services on the M1.

The BBC paid tribute to the series with a thirty minute documentary, The Cult of... Blake's 7, first broadcast on 12 December 2006 on BBC Four as part of that channel's Science Fiction Britannia series.