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Characters

Name: Roj Blake (1-2)
Actor: Gareth Thomas
Profile:

Earth native. Crime: trying to overthrow the Federation. Punishment: At first, mindwiped and put on trial, made to confess error of his ways, rebellion fizzled. Later, after being recruited by new rebellion, framed for child molestation and sentenced to life imprisonment on Cygnus Alpha. Highly trusting and idealistic.

Name: Kerr Avon
Actor: Paul Darrow
Profile:

Earth native. Crime: embezzlement. Tried to break the Federation banking cartel. Galaxy's second best computer programmer (the first was the person who caught him). Had psychopathic tendencies, which worsened as show continued, especially in fourth season. Enlisted in attempt for freedom from prison ship London by Blake.

Name: Vila Restal
Actor: Michael Keating
Profile:

Earth native. Crime: theft. Vila is a chronic thief and alcoholic. Met Blake while waiting in holding cell for trip to Cygnus Alpha (Vila was in the process of liberating Blake's watch). Terrible coward, but very intelligent at times.

Name: Jenna Stannis (1-2)
Actor: Sally Knyvette
Profile:

Crime: smuggling. Also met Blake while waiting to go to Cygnus Alpha. Had great fondness for Blake.

Name: Olag Gan (1-2)
Actor: David Jackson
Profile:

Crime: murder. Killed the Federation guard who had raped his girlfriend. Has limiter implant that prevents him from violence. Friend of Vila's from prison ship London.

Name: Cally (1-3)
Actor: Jan Chappell
Profile:

Auron native. Guerrilla fighter. Telepathic (can only send to other life forms, two way with other Aurons). Was only survivor of an anti-Federation guerrilla mission, and could not return to her world due to her failure to complete the mission. Liked Blake & believed in his cause, so joined crew.

Name: Zen (Liberator)
Voice: Peter Tuddenham
Profile:

Alien computer that runs the Liberator's functions. Zen's primary duty is to preserve the ship, and will do so to the point of rejecting orders which are certain to result in the ship's destruction.

Name: Del Tarrant (3-4)
Actor: Stephen Pacey
Profile:

Ex-Federation starship pilot. Stole a Federation ship and found the Liberator in the wake of the Galactic War. Having nowhere else to go, joined crew. Very impulsive and headstrong.

Name: Dayna Mellanby (3-4)
Actor: Josette Simon
Profile:

Earth native. Father offended Federation somehow, was in exile. Weapons specialist extraordinaire. Has blood feud with Servalan, who murdered her father.

Name: Soolin (4)
Actor: Glynis Barber
Profile:

Joins crew after death of Dorian, original owner of Scorpio. Excellent gunmaster, also has blood feud with Federation. Semi-assassin.

Name: Orac
Voice: Unknown, Peter Tuddenham
Profile:

Galaxy's most powerful (if ornery) computer. Has a carrier wave capability that can link with and control other computer systems across light years of space. Would much rather spend time contemplating the mysteries of the Universe than helping mere mortals.

Name: Slave (Scorpio)
Voice: Peter Tuddenham
Profile:

Master computer of the Scorpio. Very meek, and has severe inferiority complex. Can be very humorous at times.

Name: Federation
Profile:

Very Big-Brotherish. Earth and all the other planets ruled by the Federation are controlled by drugged air, food, water, and nothing is done without approval from the Federation. See George Orwell's "1984" for a good idea of what life is like in this time period.

Name: Servalan
Actor: Jacqueline Pearce
Profile:

The most evil person in the Galaxy. Has ceaselessly worked her way up the Federation hierarchy through double-crossing, backstabbing, and murder. Will stop at nothing until she achieves total rule of the galaxy.

Name: Travis
Actor: Stephen Greif (1), Brian Croucher (2)
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Servalan's right hand man. Has blood-feud with Blake, who nearly killed him. Arm was destroyed when Blake fired upon him; it has been replaced by a robotic arm with an embedded blaster gun.

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