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| I love the way a recent article in the Guardian about science fiction on British TV just *happened* to use an image from this episode featuring whip-wielding dominatrices to exemplify the series Space 1999. |
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| That's only fair, because you're not in fact safe. |
The awesome Jean Bardot.
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| Aww... look at that little pout. Isn't she sweet when she's cross? Better do what the little woman says, hmmm? Just to humour her, you know. You can assert yourself later, I expect. |
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| If you want a picture of the future, imagine a sweaty trainer stamping on a human face — forever*. |
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| I do. |
*Test time! What is the slightly garbled literary reference? Hmm? Anyone? You! You at the back - hands out of your pockets, boy! - what's the answer?
Miss, Miss! 1984, Miss!
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DeleteGeorge Orwell, Miss, he wrote that.
Very good, Nope - if that's your real name. You can clean teacher's shoes as a reward.
DeleteLittle Miss Atkins, you were later but I will award a merit for adding the name of the author (you would have had two, had you mentioned his real name - no, don't even try, it's too late now). You are therefore rewarded with not being punished.
Everyone else - detention!
Yes recognised it as George Orwell immediately. Loved the Space 1999 pic and recognised it immediately. Star Maidens is worth a look where males are escaping a Gynarchy to Earth. Forgot it had Blake from Blakes 7 in it. He went on to be tortured by Servilan. Me thinks he chooses his scripts and shows carefully.
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Yeah, Servalan was wonderful. A proper domme. Did you know that Farscape had essentially a Servalan clone in it? In one episode she even makes someone lick her boot. Got a link dubbed into French here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=megM303CJEk
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