Life Aboard... The System Deep Space Vehicle - The Liberator | Spaceship Breakdown
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Join us as we look into what life would be like aboard the guerrilla warrior's dream ship, The Liberator!
In a future where humanity has spread itself amongst the stars, only to be dominated by an oppressive and frankly psychotic Terran Federation, it doesn’t take a hero to see the need to escape t o the stars. For the majority of the population not dosed with an array of sedatives and designer drugs designed to make you more compliant, a trip off world will likely mean a trip on board a Federation starship to some outer colony to mine raw materials, if you live long enough to get there anyway.
But deep in the void, another force grows in strength and curiosity. The computer-enthralled subjects of The System, and their fleet of highly advanced spaceships. One such craft was known as Deep Space Vehicle 2, a ship alien in concept, and even more alien in design. Ownership of such a vessel may just have the influence and power to turn the tide against humanity’s oppressors.. but what would it be like to live there?
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Written, presented and hosted by Adam Tyler
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Life Aboard is a series dedicated to examining what it would be like to live, work and serve aboard some of science fiction's most notorious spaceships. Forget the laser cannons, the made up technobabble and let's ask ourselves what the important questions are - how's breakfast, and where do I sleep?
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I’ve been watching Blake’s 7 for the first time recently and any sci-fi fans out there should watch it!
Absolutely!
Welcome aboard. Glad you're loving Blake's 7. Who are your favourite characters? 😊
Weak special effects but superb acting and storytelling
Loved it since I was a kid, Love the big finish audio drama too,
@@dogwalker666 The last one with Paul Darrow in it made me well up.
Despite its set failings, this is my favourite sci fi show ever, before this everything was lovely and nice, but with this federation it was bent, corrupt and controlling - so something to fight against - which they did in the best spaceship ever designed 🙂
The worse thing they ever did in Blake’s 7 was to destroy the Liberator !!
AND remove Blake and replace crew members after season 2.
I totally agree. It's the best ship ever, in any Sci-fi show.
Zen's "I...have failed...you...." was heartbreaking.
@@Emdee5632but the actor wanted to leave. So unless you recast, like they did with Travis.
Then that blatant effort to make the new ship look like the millennium falcon!
I always liked the sound Orac makes when they turn him off.
Brilliant show. Grew up to this classic.
It always sounds so disappointed!
Like the little moue of displeasure Kenneth Williams might utter before saying "Stop Messing About"
@@simonjones7727 Wow, what a beautiful observation. Yes exactly like that.
👌🏻💚🥰
As a young child I always felt the Liberator was flying around "backwards" 😂
Blake's 7 is one of my all time favorite British SF shows (next to Space:1999 and UFO). It wasn't the technical BG design or EFX that did it for me--it was the wonderful performances and characterizations created by the legendary Terry Nation. I became a HUGE fan years after it's original premiere on UK TV; it cameto American TV in the late 80's--I first saw on ch. 13 PBS in NYC in '89 (alsowith another Nation favorite of mine Star Cops). It reminded so much of my first Doc Who episodes with Tom Baker--I fell for the characters and the premise immediately. Thank you for making this look at one of the coolest, most powerful space ship in the annals of SF tv (I'd pit "Libby" against the Enterprise-D anytime). Great job, mate!
I just finished it man that ending got me right in the feels im waffling between it was a great tragic end to a great story or wa it mishandled by the producer they replaced Terry with please reply I need closure if its a great ending I gotta find some way to accept it like the Iliad and if not I can write a different end to it in my head
Try reading Paul Darrow autobiography "your him aren't you" he pointed out, that Avon isn't seen getting killed at the end. He even tried to get a sequel made.
@@andrewhickton3189 I will check out Mr. Darrow's bio. It would've been spectacular if he'd gotten a sequel series off the ground!
Cally❤
I love the way the flight deck is pretty much the Millennium Falcon!
Of all the deaths in B7, the end of The Liberator hurt the most.
“She’s starting to break up..” I deliberately left out the narration of The Liberator’s death.. it’s heartbreaking!
I felt the same sadness when the Liberator ended as when the Enterprise met it's fate in ST3.
@@spacedoutgame Zen saying " I've failed you" as he dies was the really tragic part of Liberators death. I suspect it had something to do with the show's death too!
And at 5.06 in the bottom left corner there's a what I assume to be a table and chair, that looks suspiciously like The Enterprise.
@@spacedoutgameZen and the Liberator were one of a kind as was Orac. I was never able to accept Scorpio and Slave. To me they were poor substitutes for a far far superior space vehicle and computer. If there's ever to be a reboot, the Liberators flight deck and teleport area "MUST" be rebuilt exactly as they appeared all those years ago as the designs are like a certain "black Trans-Am".......timeless. Zen's visual interface is also a complete work of art. The BBC designers really outdid themselves when they created the Liberator.
Zen being able to read "brainwave scans" is a great idea that's never really used. There's so much potential to the setting that was never really explored.
The Liberator is may favourite spaceship design. Watched B7 as a child and loved it as it was quite revolutionary for its time. Killing off main characters regularly kept you on the edge of your seat as you knew known was safe.
Almost everything about the Liberator is naff, and yet somehow I cannot imagine anything I would rather zip around the galaxy in. I think it is among the most "domestic" of space vehicles somehow and its aesthetic, which is perhaps most akin to the top floor coffee shop in a mid 70s provincial department store in the UK, is somehow oddly appealing (even if I do get an odd urge to go shopping for loose covers after watching some B7 episodes!)
The Deep Space Vehicle "British Home Stores"
The Liberator was one of the best, most original space ship designs ever!!
With reference to the I.T. Crowd...
...ORAC is the Internet.
Nevermind the backdoor built into every CPU...
As a child of the 70's, I never got into this - Dr Who, Space 1999 and the like were more my scene. My older cousin however absolutely loved it.
Everything I know and hear about this series tells me it was aimed at an older more sophisticated viewer than the average 7 or 8 year old of the time - I can understand why it is so respected among certain age groups. It must have felt like somebody was taking Sci-Fi seriously and that it wasn't just for kids.
This is a fantastic description of the Liberator's capabilities and equipment. I particularly enjoyed your contextualizing it's original purpose vs. the use to which we general see it being put.
I'm glad I'm not the only one that noticed that, when Blake gives his gun to Jenna so that she's holding two.
The irony wes AVON was non stop trying to get the Liberator when BLAKE was in charge then by season 3 he got his wish then flys her into a red acid cloud in search of BLAKE with Catastrophic consequences.
Ship happens apparently...
If I had to pick my favouite sf tv series at this moment it'd be Blakes 7. It's amazing. Thanks for covering it. Space Out, have you watched The Starlost. It gets terribly panned on thee internets but I think it's quite amazing and there's tonnes of later sf media that've borrowed from it. Oh, I've two Corgi Liberators!
I gotta say.. having recently watched it all, I have to agree. You don’t get the same sort of interplay between characters anywhere else!
Not heard of Starlost? Will take a look! Always love to see what inspired later creators
@@spacedoutgame It's 'The Starlost' it might be on YT? I've got it on DVD.
Tbh I had no understanding of any of this "System" stuff, or how Orac and Zen worked when I watched this as a kid. I thought it was just sci fi Robin Hood. Terry Nation had one hell of an imagination.
Yay!! One of the most awesome and forgotten series!! Okay...to be fair, I really didn't like the ending, but then I can't think of a better one (b'cuz I'm not smart), so I won't go cutting up the show for it. I'd gladly watch the whole thing again!!
I watched this series, twice, and I only just noticed the screen using Star Trek deltas to mark the federation ships. A dig at the American series that proceeded it no doubt.
11:36 like modern fly by wire systems in fighter aurcraft today.
Thanks for a great video. B7 is one of my all time favourite shows. Looking forward to watching more of your content ❤
Great video about a great series. And wonderfully detailed analysis of one of its main characters: the Liberator spaceship.
You've only gone and done it. It was a very long way at Standard by two, but so far it looks to have been a lot of work.
Many thanks for this. Blakes 7 was something i watched with my dad as a kid and I loved it! So much so i still have it.
This was a mammoth task - and the first one I had to start from scratch with (I think I only knew the ending!).
Hope it does the show justice for you! I absolutely loved watching it all!
@@spacedoutgame Finished it now, and i think you hit the nail on the head, fast, powerful, incredibly advanced, not too overpowered that you can forget strategic planning, and when it comes right down to it... Not yours, nor designed to make you comfortable.
@@Tigermoto Excellent! I do wish there was more of a focus on the alien nature of the ship - I suspect if it were ever to be remade, the mystery of the original owners would be played on a lot more
Surely Liberator’s top speed is Standard by 20
Not to mention its time distort capabilities.
This was a great idea for a video. Thanks!
You deserve a lot bigger audience for these very entertaining videos😎👌
My mum had the disco version of the theme music on vinyl.
It’s a banger!
I did a remix myself. Plan to use it for a Blake's 7 podcast 😁
@@Problembeing Awesome! Let me know when you get started - I’d love to hear it 😁
@@spacedoutgame It was used before for my friends over at The Spacebook :) ruclips.net/video/zjNnzcmHITI/видео.html
You're awesome for reviewing Blake's 7.
BRILLIANT!
Didn't see how long it was before I started playing but once I got into it, I didn't care1 Nlow there's some high praise for a video.
Looks like everyone else noticed that the flight deck was the Millennium Falcon and I loved the "it is green" clip from Next Gen. Brilliant work all round!
I pitched a Series 5 to Terry Nation, not long after the end of Series 4 (that he encouraged me to submit to BBC) and it would have included a new Liberator-style ship. Those plots keep bouncing around in my head. With the way AI animation is going, maybe I can find somewhere that I can just input my scripts & plots and have it give back something to watch! LOL
Oh that’s awesome!! I’d absolutely love to read some of those pitches - bet you could definitely get some storyboards made at the very least!
Nicely done.
Great show.
Watched as a 10yr old bk when it 1st aired.
The UKs Star Trek
I remember watching this on WTVS Detroit PBS as a kid!
Very enjoyable video. Everything really hinges on Se2Ep1 to help explain who the The System are and why they might have built DSV2 but it still does not make much sense. Nothing about The System suggest that they would want to dress up to engage with other civilisations, especially as (based on the clothes themselves) those civilisations might include those who worship Alvin Stardust and Carol Chell from Playschool. I do quite enjoy B7 fashion, if I am honest. The future? well, its tabards basically, all the way (so we have that to look forward to, unless you a hospital radiographer in which case, I guess, you are already halfway there, even if your ones happen to be lead lined). As for The Liberator the script hints at a concept that the design cannot effectively realise; it is biomorphic, its controls meld in some way with the crew, it is like a living organism. Unfortunately what you see on screen is mostly Fablon and repurposed Anglepoise lamps (as the "flight controls") so I don't think that ever really comes across. Zen looks like the light show in one of those late 70s provincial discotheques that had names like "Napoleon's" or "Le Jardin". Somehow, despite it all, B7 is a joy and it all takes place somehow much more in the viewers head than on screen. Among the best SF performances and script ever.
Ah. Sorry, Liberator has many more than one deck. What you've done there is assume the deck plans from the fanzine were both canon and complete. Liberator has room for 86 decks, assuming three meters per deck. Twice that if you consider the central spire to be living space right down to the stellar core. She's BIG big, 700,000 m2. Ish. Not including the hangar spaces.
Oh, the the painsticks the System use are not the same thing as a Doomwand. Different prop. You even show a System Drone using a painstick whilst also wearing a doomwand.
Totally happy to be corrected - it did seem odd. Would love some sources if you have any!
True fan boy 🙌
@@spacedoutgamedo a follow up if you get those 😊
@@Problembeing absolutely!
@@spacedoutgame Confirmed!
Great music at the beginning. I used to have this LP. Geoff Loves Intergalactic Disco Sounds
One of the best!
All hail The Liberator!
Loved the show loved the Actors grew up watching the show. Of course it was made at the time on a shoestring. What do you expect it was the BBC biguideers no money spent on practical effects but it was of its time still really enjoy It even some of the way out scripts . I had the great pleasure in meeting some of the actors several times even though I stayed up in Aberdeen Scotland like the Arthur who played Avon He was my favourite of course. Ruby nice actor in persand others very generous was his time when he met fansuddenly. Couldn't have been easy Living such a well known face for so many years. My sympathies go out to his family and friends I would just like to say really nice man Face-to-face. Thank you for all the hard work you put in to make this video much appreciated . Keep on doing the good work. Thank you.!!!!
You’re very welcome! The low budget just adds to the charm - although it never stopped them telling great stories! It must have been fantastic meeting the actors - sadly I got to this show far too late!
I always assumed that carapace at the back was a fusion reactor, and the intakes towards the front were intakes for hydrogen atoms - near light speed, you'd get a lot of those. That's how I assumed the Liberator was powered.
Hahaha the fashion montage is perfect
I like the Props and set designs 😁👍👍👍👍
Does anyone out there recall the last episode of Blake's Seven?
I could visualise the writers meeting before writing the last episode. A bunch of drunk suits sitting around a table discussing how to end the series and entire storyline.
"Oh I know" says someone at the end of the table. " Why don't we have a shootout and kill off all the main characters?"
"Sounds good" says another suit. "Do we all agree?"
And they did. Bang bang zap kapowie. All main characters dead. No More Blake's Seven. Oh well. It was good while it lasted.
What I always loved the most about B7 was the often somewhat negative, desperate atmosphere. The Federation is not like the federation in Star Trek. In fact if the future of mankind will keep being desperately searching for resources but now in space, the B7 federation is far more likely to happen than the ST one.
Maybe it also looked more realistic to me because of the low budget. Not all this fancy American stuff. Of course special effects in the 1970s and early 1980s were not as good as they are now. In fact in B7 they were often quite bad 😅 but I still loved the show.
Oohh and of course Servalan, the pursuit ships and those black uniforms (although the Federation infantry blasters weren't much).
I found it odd how they so often crossed Servalan or their friends or sisters etc. You'd think the galaxy being so big and all this would be a rare occurrence?
@@anticat900 Don't forget Servalan is a Federation agent, and the Federation has been hunting them since the day they escaped from the prison ship London. Servalan's ''friends and sisters'' are Federation agents and soldiers (and mutoids). Some of the people Blake and his crew met were neutral. Too bad they often had to pay with their lifes if they helped Blake.
B7 is a dystopian version of Star Trek. The Terran Fedation's main goal was the kill Blake.
I loved the increasingly bleak, underdog premise and especially the finale scene. What a way to go out, no spoilers from me though.
@@gorillaau definitely
The B7 universe was brilliant exactly because it was historically accurate. It portrayed the cycles of expansion and collapse that human civilizations undergo. Not to mention the seriously cynical view towards governments and the tyrannical rulers that end up controlling them. Real life consists of multiple shades of gray and B7 accurately reflects that.
Loved Blakes Seven wheni was a kid, love to see a movie with modern effects etc !! :0)
Thank you thank you you have filled in the blanks. I always thought Iain M Banks used the liberator and its pylons pods & deep space zones at the bases for his ROU design
I will always feel sorry for Paul Darrow. He so wanted to make a sequel, especially as Avons fate was left open in the last episode (you didn't see him die).
The system space station was located in the 12th sector astro .781 Star One was located at Grid Reference 317 320 in the 11th sector. Harriet Philpin played Alta 2. She also played a character called Bettan in the Doctor Who story Genesis of the Daleks.
Thebest ship un science fiction. Thumbs up for a reboot in this time of Doctor who Star trek and Babylon 5 potentially coming back
I just geekgasmed..blakes 7 is my first love
I remember years ago I got it all out on VHS ! - a giant box the size of ORAC! Heard later the DVD box set had some scenes which 'got stuck' problem with DVD tracking / skipping sections of some episodes? Anyone comment on this? Will get it on DVD and re-live it again!
What about the Scorpio ?
There’s less to discuss, but it’s most definitely on the list!
Those set elements from the Gerry Anderson's UFO Moonbase (11:58) that Century 21 loaned out to so many productions over the years.I'd never spotted them in the Liberator before.
I watched this when it first come out. Funny how most ships of that time period and made on the cheap look really dated and unrealistic now. However the Liberator still looks good.
Not so much the "Not so special" effects, or the acting, but the story line in general still holds up. I loved this as a youngster and added it to my TV Series collection.
I have watched it about every 10 years since and have enjoyed it every time.
The acting was great what are you on about!
And like all good sci fi spaceships, we never see any sign of there being any toilets!
This is a real thing! I just assume everyone uses the three seashells at this point
There nxt to the swimming pool 😅
B7 is better than the expanse
Not so sure I would agree with the Liberator being quite so all-powerful and invulnerable. Strong, yes. But it quite often took a beating from several pursuit ships at once. I thought it actually good that they could get hurt/run out of power, added the sense of danger and the fact their standard course of action was usually to run
I wouldn’t fancy flying to the local shops in that ship! I remember the walls shook when someone walked past,,, only god knows how she’d hold up to take off and landing, or warp speed 🤷🏻♂️😂
Delicious - Thanks
I guess AI can achieve amazing things. Ship design, teleportation, ftl.
THX-1138 In Space!
Picard: - "We cannot interfere Mr. Data, Prime Directive blah blah blah....",
Kirk - "Prime Directive? Screw it Spock",
Zen - "F^^k you".
EPIC!
Several washing up bottles attached to each other
I hold grudges against shows which robbed Doctor Who of a decent budget back in the day. Blake's 7 is probably my only exception.
If the series wasn’t cancelled, the System should have returned as a antagonist next to the Federation and it would have been excellent drama.
100%. They set up a great villain in The System and didn’t scratch the surface with them.. see also the intergalactic aliens!
@@spacedoutgame The concept of the ultimate weapon belongs the ultimate enemy is very popular in sci-fi fantasy.
The Andromedans could be a possible reexamination of adventures but it’s sort of self explanatory that they lost and couldn’t put up a fight.
If you had listen the Big Finish audio drama Restoration. It reveals the fate of the System and it would make the Liberator seven times more rare and valuable.
For 48 minutes, you covered close to 3 series of Blake’s 7 and it is as entertaining as the series itself.
I know it’s obvious, hope you can do one for Scorpio!!!
Keep up the excellent work.
@@digipeeper Perhaps it is a bit overused these days, it’s basically the trope that launched every series of Stargate et al.
Definitely need to look up the audio dramas soon!
There’s a lot less to say about the Scorpio, but I haven’t discounted it just yet! It’s certainly a gorgeous model!
WHENEVER ZEN SPOKE HE HAD A POSH TONE IN HIS VOICE BUT ORAC SOUNDED QUITE SASSY
The thing that bugs me in nearly every Sci Fi show is that control panels have unlabeled control buttons!
It would be great if someone could redo the space and view screen special effects like they did with ST:OS.
I forgot Deep Roy made an appearance!
AURAC!
This is wonderful
Thanks
Ant P UK teacher retired
The Liberator was sickly overpowered, like Lexx.
Avon was a massive loser and couldn't admit it to himself, even after destroying the Liberator. Most episodes appear to be a Federation/Servalan trap but in the hopes of a quick snog, he walks straight into it. His death must have been a blessed relief for all concerned. Although as one commentator pointed out somewhere else, he probably took half an hour to fall to the floor as he was riddled and pummelled with plasma bullets.
Well, it is no generational voidship, where the crew is supposed to live for decades, witouth setting a foot out. For smaller time it is possible living space, if there is a washroom and toilet. Only the crew should bring (along a BIG supply of food) a book, or better a smartphone with whole library of songs, movies and books, because the leasuire time and entertinement kinda lacks.
I take you off in the 3 Kampf Weltraum Raumschiffe tomorrow morning
Thanks for this video. Can you do one on the Scorpio?
There’s a LOT less to say about the Scorpio, but I have it on the list. Mostly just because of Slave!
I'm sure I just saw the Millennium Falcon 🤔🙃
Lol, Federation Monopoly
HAS A LIVABLE AREA IN THE SHAPE OF THE MILLENNIAL FALCON
I would love to see a reboot, as the special effects look so so dated now. Its still a great story, shame about the silly ending.
Hearsay of SKY rebooting this show, along with some overly fussy CGIs of the ship. Its a pity nothing has so far come from this as it was way better than Dr who.
now do scorpio....
Always wonder why no one ever has to go do natures biz on all these shows.
I would like the ship if it was oriented with the ball section as the front, but the other way just looks wrong…and stupid. Stories might be fine but can’t get over the orientation, so I’ll guess I’ll never know how good they are. Unless… I know it could be sacrilegious but in this instance perhaps a reboot?
This original show does unfortunately use one of the most annoying tropes (in my opinion), The “Heroes find cool stuff and use it for grand adventures“ trope. That’s how a lot of those “kids going on adventure” shows seem to start since kids have absolutely no way of doing anything useful on their own they have to have everything given to them. Anyway, I just find it annoying.
Avon was marvellously evil
Not evil just cold out 4 number one loved knocking out femails or cremating them in the platonic drives of planet hopper err ACTUALLY YIU MAY HAVE A POINT 😅😅
Avon was the orginal Sci Fi anti hero
The entire crew were escaped criminals. When they weren't fighting for democracy and social liberalism they were just as happy stealing stuff.
Same shit different day
Space Fashion...
Stoped watching it once they lost the ship.
I kept following B7 right up to the last episode and its stunning last couple of minutes, but yes the Scorpio episodes were not as great as the Liberator ones. Starting from the third season, I missed Jenna and Blake.
Was the blonde female the witch in the Holy Grail?
I think Farscape ripped off Blake’s 7
As did Lexx.
As did Babylon 5 in a way - JMS has admitted that B7 was his inspiration having seen it when he was at Uni in the UK. He said it made him realise that there was a market for SF which didn't have a happy ending every week
No no no, its not orac. Just a perspex box full of coloured crap😂
This show desperately needs an American reboot. Nicholas Cage as Blake. Tom Cruise as Avon. Scarlett Johansson as Servalan. Help me out here, people. Lots of big explosions.
Are you ficking kidding! They can't even get their own stuff going again. Nevermind ours.
oh gods no
A sequel would be much better.Set it years or decades after the original and how The Federation is in that time,plus a new set of freedom fighters,maybe a relative of Blake.
Dear god, no. We've already had American remakes of The Prisoner and The Tomorrow People, and it stripped out eveything that made those shows what they were.
@@andyf4292 oh gods yes !!! Just imagine ... Cage and Cruise on the same screen. Blakes 7 is modern-day Shakespeare - no lesser actors could pull it off. Taylor Swift as Callie. The Rock as Gan. ( Yes, I've actually watched B7. ) It's a guaranteed ratings smash. Amazon could pull this off! Somebody call Jeff Bezos. He could play Vila !!!
Those are some painfully English faces.
This video would be better without the zany background music. It's unnecessary at best, and rather irritating at worst.
the Federation is blakes 7...... is the actual federation from startrek, minus the propaganda
Bad science
Ok so this show looks interesting! I'm going to take a look! I just have to ask, which side of the Liberator is the front? If that even matters.
As someone who used to play with the micro machines toy.. backwards.. I know your pain! The green orb is, in fact, the back of the ship.
Do check out the show, it’s fantastic!
The pointy bits are the forward end 😉
The Liberator crew zeitgeist was set at Paranoia level 9.
Not until Farscape was there a cast of characters who thoroughly mistrusted each other, and so frequently had their own agendas.
Agreed. Farscape can be B7's spiritual successor.
It was always a joy to see what Servalan was wearing from one episode to another.
Lordy, she was a sexy and evil woman!
Nothing quite like those old BBC effects. Loved the teleporter!
I grew up watching Blake’s 7 but later on fell out of love with the series. I kept on hearing how good the show was and I went to watch it again. It was a good show. Now in my top ten best TV show of all time. The effects weren’t much cop with a low budget but you looked beyond that; it’s the same with the original Doctor Who. Another great series starring Gareth Thomas was Children of the Stones, really creepy despite being a kids show.
BLOODY HELL! I sort of recall Children of the Stones!
It amazing how many Shows have been made on Low Budgets that actually hold up and stand the test of time... I feel its down to great Story... The effects can be poor as long a the story is engaging!
One I recall was an old Aussie Children's TV Show called "Under The Mountain" - Based on a Novel... Its effects were honestly Not that bad given its low production value... And it had a real creepy vibe too!
Happy Day, Neil Thomas. Happy Day.
Also, Star Maidens, along with Judy Geeson.
Full series; ruclips.net/video/SwT0wLnT7Rc/видео.html
The music freaked me out as a kid.
@@wbbartlett Just took a quick look... Woah! That Music... And another Nostalgic Piece to enjoy!
Not a series I have ever seen but one I have heard of... I look forward to watching it!