Pressure Point
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Pressure Point
This Story: Season 2 Episode 5 (production code 206)
B7 Overall: Episode 18
Airdate: 6 Feb 1979 (8:10PM UK time)
Duration: 49:25
Filming Dates: 21-23 Aug, 30 Sep, 10-11 Oct, 29 Nov 1978
Written by Terry Nation
Directed by George Spenton-Foster
Notes
- The last episode for David Jackson’s Oleg Gan, as the character is killed off in this episode. He’s never seen again. He’s by far not the last primary cast member to die on this show.
- They had considered killing Cally vs Gan, but decided if they killed Cally it would leave just Jenna as the only female cast member.
- Orac does not appear in this episode.
- Oddly given there are 34 more episodes in the series total, and 10 with Roj Blake, it is the last time that Blake & Servalan meet face to face. To that, it’s the first time that Servalan & Jenna meet face to face.
- For some unknown reason, the star field in the closing credits is different.
- The first time Blake has been back to Earth since the series pilot, “The Way Back“.
Links
[ Wikipedia | Blake’s 7 Wiki | IMDB | Show Script | Amazon US Blu-Ray | Amazon UK Blu-Ray ]#B7Marathon #Blakes7 Blake's 7 Ep 18 - "Pressure Point" - 6 Feb 1979 1/3 OUTSANDING ep! First, it shows Travis not being a moron - and using Blake's personality against him, leading him into a trap. Travis actually would have won this if Servalan didn't let them go at the last min. It also shows
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#B7Marathon #Blakes7 Blake's 7 Ep 18 - "Pressure Point" - 6 Feb 1979 2/3 Travis being a bastard and whacking a kid to her to be quiet. Blake's quest to destroy Star One starts here, and that's what Travis uses against him - his zealot desire to destroy the Federation. Plus of course, the show kills
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#B7Marathon #Blakes7 Blake's 7 Ep 18 - "Pressure Point" - 6 Feb 1979 3/3 off Gan - for good. No sci-fi return - just dead when Blake's mission fails. I adored the way this was played on screen. Some of Nation's best B7 writing. I wish they had given David Jackson more to do on the show, however.
— Joe Siegler (@joesiegler.blog) December 22, 2025 at 7:44 PM
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