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The stern Commander.
Illustration for Rebels and Fools #7
Brian Croucher stars as the mysterious Gordon in The Jensen Code (ATV, 1973). Is he a secret service man? A traitor? Or just a potholing good time boy?
Although shot and transmitted in colour, the series master tapes were wiped and it now exists as black and white copies, barring an incomplete and damaged print of episode six.
...finally got enough figure drawing practice to have a go at this fantastic photo
Travis, Version 2
Probably the best thing to ever come out of the Gauda Prime Social Club (so far!), it’s Space Commander Travis in A Spot of Bother!
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Oh, I love this scene so much, this is probably one of my favourite scenes of the entire show. I watched the episode again this afternoon.
Avon is the one stating the truth of reality to Blake, just like it was his job to do, he looks almost expressionless, but his arms hold Blake. This is a spot-on summary of the character, at least towards the man he holds. (He is stating the truth to the very man because he is always cynical and judging, he is expressionless because that is his persona, he is holding him because that is actually the natural physical response)
Blake subconsciously holds back, it is an emotional gesture of seeking support and possibly, comfort.
I also love Travis in this episode, I mean-- he is crazy and obsessive and cruel but he is competent. (Oh. Never bring a politician to your work place, soldier)
by Neil Faulkner
Quite a long narrative of how Travis came to be in league with the Andromedans, and arrive at Star One, told through the lens of a conversation with Lurgen’s brain print, towards the end of his journey.