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Series 1 |
| 1 :01x01 - The Way Back (Jan/02/1978) | | Roj Blake learns his memory has been erased by a tyrannical government known as the Terran Federation. However, the people trying to help him recover his past revolutionary memories are discovered, and killed. Blake is tried and convicted for their murder, and sentenced to a life term on a far away prison world. | | Guest Stars: Michael Halsey as Del Varon, Mike Mungarvan as Prisoner, Rodney Figaro as Clerk of Court, Peter Williams (2) as Dr. Havant, Gillian Bush Bailey as Ravella (as Gillian Bailey), Robert Beatty as Brian Foster, Garry McDermott as Guard, Alan Butler as Richie, Pippa Steel as Maja, Robert James (2) as Ven Glynd, Jeremy Wilkin as Dev Tarrant, Nigel Lambert as Computer Operator, Susan Field as Alta Morag, Margaret John as Arbiter | Director: Michael E. Briant (1)
Writer: Terry Nation | | | |
| 2 :01x02 - Space Fall (Jan/09/1978) | Things change for Blake, as he is being transported to his prison internment, when a large mysterious derelict ship ship is found nearby by the prison ship’s crew, soon after experiencing damage to the ship from a huge unseen nearby space battle.
Blake, and a few prisoners are sent unwillingly to salvage the derelict ship, but they are able to turn the tables on their guards, and escape after gaining control of the, called the Liberator.
However, can Blake, and his prisoner crew, rescue their other comrades? Or, will the tempestuous prison crew take over command of the ship, and go their own way? | | Guest Stars: Glyn Owen as Leylan, David Hayward as Teague, Norman Tipton as Artix, Brett Forrest as Krell, Michael MacKenzie (1) as Dainer, Leslie Schofield as Raiker, Bill Weston as Garton, Tom Kelly (1) as Nova | Director: Pennant Roberts
Writer: Terry Nation | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - Cygnus Alpha (Jan/16/1978) | Blake is able to convince the prisoner crew of the newly found Liberator, to attempt to rescue their fellow prisoners from the prison planet Cygnus Alpha. Unfortunately, after scouting the planet, they learns that all the people there have a disease that prevents them from leaving. I anyone leaves, they die. The megalomaniacal leader on the planet tries to use this fact to take over the Liberator, after capturing Blake.
Is there really a disease that kills the inhabitants if they leave? Blake must find out the answer to this question, if he is to rescue his needed crew, and himself. | | Guest Stars: Peter Tuddenham as Zen, Brian Blessed as Vargas, Norman Tipton as Artix, David Ryall as Selman, Peter Childs as Arco, Pamela Salem as Kara, Robert Russell (3) as Laran, Glyn Owen as Leylan | Director: Vere Lorrimer
Writer: Terry Nation | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - Time Squad (Jan/23/1978) | As Blake slowly gains the crew’s trust, he leads them on what he hopes will be a major strike at the Federation. While on the way, the Liberator comes upon a derelict ship, containing three bodies in cryogenic suspension. One is dead, but two are still alive.
As Blake makes his strike, the remaining crew of the Liberator must deal with the sudden awakening of, and attack by, the two remaining and now revived evil visitors. The two are intent on taking over the Liberator.
Can Blake survive the Strike, and can he get back in time to help foil the attack on the Liberator?
Blake also finds a new follower during his strike on the Federation, a woman named Cally, who joins the crew. | | Guest Stars: Tony Smart as Alien, Frank Henson as Alien, Mark McBride as Alien, | Uncredited: Paul Barry (2) as Federation Trooper, Roger Weighton as Federation Trooper, Nigel Sibley as Federation Trooper, Roy Pierce as Federation Trooper, Ian Lawrence as Federation Trooper, Barney Lawrence as Federation Trooper, George Fechter as Federation Trooper, Geoff Cryer as Federation Trooper, John Aston (1) as Guard, Mark Annandale as Federation Trooper, Steven Lyons (1) as Federation Trooper | Director: Pennant Roberts
Writer: Terry Nation | | | |
| 5 :01x05 - The Web (Jan/30/1978) | The Liberator’s newest crew member is found to be trying to sabotage the ship and its crew, after she uses her telepathic powers to send the ship into being trapped in a strange web in space, which surrounds a mysterious planet.
It is then learned that Cally, was only being manipulated by a pair of other telepathic people down on the planet, with a terrible plan, and a just as horrible a secret of their own. | | Guest Stars: Richard Beale (1) as Saymon, Willie Sheara (1) as Decima 6, Molly Tweedley as Decima 5, Marcus Powell as Decima 4, Ismet Hassam as Decima 3, Gilda Cohen as Decima 2, Miles Fothergill as Novara, Ania Marson as Geela, Deep Roy as Decima 1 | Director: Michael E. Briant (1)
Writer: Terry Nation | | | | | | |
| 7 :01x07 - Mission to Destiny (Feb/13/1978) | The Liberator encounters a ship adrift in space. After the team resuscitates the ship’s crew, they find the ship’s officer has been murdered. The reason revolves around a priceless device that is needed to save the planet Destiny. Avon and Cally remain on the ship to solve the murder, while Blake and the rest take the device on to Destiny.
Blake discovers he is on a fool’s errand, and Avon and Cally work through more murders occurring among the ship’s crew. | | Guest Stars: Barry Jackson as Kendall, Stuart Fell as Dortmunn, Beth Morris as Sara, Carl Forgione as Grovane, John Leeson as Pasco, Stephen Tate as Mandrian, Kate Coleridge as Levett, Brian Capron as Rafford, Nigel Humphries (1) as Sonheim | Director: Pennant Roberts
Writer: Terry Nation | | | |
| 8 :01x08 - Duel (Feb/20/1978) | As Travis, the Federation’s chosen person tasked to capture Blake and the Liberator, is about to realize his objective, strange beings on a nearby planet intervene in the struggle. The Liberator and Travis’ ship are held suspended by these being, and Travis and his crew and Blake and his crew are teleported and set against each other in a duel to the death.
Can Blake and his team overcome Travis and his vampire like crew of Mutoids? Only Blake’s actions will tell in the end. | | Guest Stars: Stephen Greif as Space Commander Travis, Isla Blair as Sinofar, Patsy Smart as Giroc, Carol Royle as Mutoid | Director: Douglas Camfield
Writer: Terry Nation | | | |
| 9 :01x09 - Project Avalon (Feb/27/1978) | Travis devises a trap to both kill Blake and his crew, and capture the Liberator. The key lies with a high value resistance leader who wants Blake’s help in order to be relocated, and the Federation’s newest virulent strain of a genetically engineered virus.
Can Blake and his crew thwart Travis’ evil plan, or will the Liberator fall into the Federation’s hands? Will Avon see Blake’s actions as the final straw, and pursue his own course? | | Guest Stars: Jacqueline Pearce as Supreme Commander Servalan, Stephen Greif as Space Commander Travis, Julia Vidler as Avalon, Mark Holmes as Guard, David Sterne as Guard, John Baker (2) as Scientist, David Bailie (1) as Chevner, Glynis Barber as Mutoid, John Rolfe as Terloc | Director: Michael E. Briant (1)
Writer: Terry Nation | | | |
| 10 :01x10 - Breakdown (Mar/06/1978) | | When Gan’s neural implant aggression limiter begins to fail, the crew seeks out the best neural surgeon they can find; at least that they can safely get to without making the Federation aware of their location. However, the surgeon they find seems to have his own personal agenda, and it puts the entire crew at risk. | | Guest Stars: Christian Roberts as Renor, Ian Thompson as Farren, Julian Glover as Kayn | Director: Vere Lorrimer
Writer: Terry Nation | | | |
| 11 :01x11 - Bounty (Mar/13/1978) | The Liberator travels to a planet where the Federation has transferred an important planet’s President; a planet where they are planning to interfere in their elections. Blake seeks to help the mercurial President, but he is hindered by the President’s growing mistrust of everything and everyone around him, except his assistant.
During this mission, an unknown ship appears approaching the Liberator, sending out a distress call. The crew must both straighten out the President’s mistrust, and resolve the mystery of the approaching unknown ship. | | Guest Stars: Derrick Branche as Amagon Guard, T. P. McKenna (1) as Sarkoff, Carinthia West as Tyce, Marc Zuber as Tarvin, Mark York (1) as Cheney | Director: Pennant Roberts
Writer: Terry Nation | | | |
| 12 :01x12 - Deliverance (Mar/20/1978) | After witnessing a spaceship explode close to a nearby planet, the crew searches the planet for survivors. They find one barely alive crewman, and a planet full of primitive humanoids. Jenna is captured by the primitives, and the crew must now rescue her, too.
While trying to rescue Jenna, they find a fortress containing a decrepit society that had once been very advanced.
At the same time, the injured crewman, who is a doctor, revives enough to take Cally hostage, and forces the crew onboard to take him to save his ailing father. They then learn about Orac; but not why Orac is so important.
Can Avon and Vila get control of the situation on the planet? Can Blake get back control of the Liberator so he can return and help Avon and Vila? | | Guest Stars: Jacqueline Pearce as Supreme Commander Servalan, Stephen Greif as Space Commander Travis, Tony Caunter as Ensor, James Lister as Maryatt, Suzan Farmer as Meegat | Director: Michael E. Briant (1)
Writer: Terry Nation | | | | | | |
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