List of Guest Characters

this list includes only named characters who can be identified. (Some characters have names in the credits, but are not referred to in the episode.)

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SERIES A

"Space Fall"
first appearance of Olag Gan, Kerr Avon, and Zen.
Leylan--Captain of the prison ship London.
Raiker--First Officer of the London.
Artix--Navigator of the London.
Trent--guard on the London. Vila distracts him with magic tricks.
Garton--computer technician on the London.
Wallace--crew on the London. One of the men sent across to the Liberator. Killed by Zen's defense mechanism.
Teague--crew on the London. One of the men sent across to the Liberator. Killed by Zen's defense mechanism.
Krell--crew on the London. Last man sent over to Liberator before Blake, Jenna, and Avon.
Dainer--bearded guard on the London. Shoots down unarmed prisoners.
Nova--prisoner who joins with Blake's mutiny but is killed.

"Cygnus Alpha"
Vargas--large, bearded priest/leader of Cygnus Alpha.
Leylan--see "Space Fall."
Artix--see "Space Fall."
Kara--Priestess of Cygnus Alpha.
Laran--priest of Cygnus Alpha. Not so dedicated as Kara.
Arco--convict from the London.
Selman-convict from the London.

"Time Squad"
first appearance of Cally.
3 "Guardians"--aliens programmed to kill.

"The Web"
Saymon--one of the Lost of Auron. See Cally's biography formore information.
Geela and Novara--artifical constructs generated by the mental powers of the Lost to accomplish physical tasks. Geela appears female, Novara appears male.
Decimas--engineered by the Lost to have only ten functions, in "The Web" these creatures demonstrate emotion and logical thinking.
Trivia Note: Deep Roy, who played a Decima in this episode, also portrayed the Klute in "Gambit," Moloch in "Moloch" and a Link in "Terminal."

"Seek-Locate-Destroy"
first appearance of Servalan and Travis.
Prell--technician on Centero, who seems to be a supervisor of some kind.
Senator Bercol--Head of the Information Bureau, ex-officio member of theHigh Council. Also appears in "Trial."
Secretary Rontane--personal representative of the Federation's President. Also appears in "Trial."
Rai--officer who serves under Servalan, and apparently has some personal relationship with her.
Escon--Base Commander on Centero.
Eldon--technician on Centero.
Trivia note: John Bryans (Bercol) appeared in "Rumours of Death" as Shrinker.

"Mission to Destiny"
Dr. Kendall--leader of Destiny's expedition to buy a neutrotope.
Sara--the villian of the piece. Crewmember on the Ortega.
Mandrian--The third murder victim. Crewmember on the Ortega.
Sonheim--crewmember on the Ortega.
Levett--crewmember on the Ortega.
Grovane--communications officer on the Ortega.
Pasco--crewmember on the Ortega.
Rafford--pilot of the Ortega. Killed at the beginning of the episode.
Dortmunn--The Ortega's flight engineer. The second murder victim.
Trivia note: John Leeson (Pasco) also appeared as Toise in "Gambit" and provided the voice of K9 on Dr. Who.

"Duel"
Sinofar--"The Guardian." Appears as a mysterious, powerful young woman who tries to teach the folly of war.
Giroc--"The Keeper." Appears as an old woman. She is linked to Sinofar.
Mutoid--Kie-Eyre. Travis's pilot. He says he knew her before she was modified.

"Project Avalon"
Avalon--rebel leader who travels from planet to planet. She is apparently well known; Jenna had met her and Cally knew of her.
Chevner--one of Avalon's rebels.
Terloc--the traitor in Avalon's group who reports them to Travis.
Trivia note: Glynis Barber, who portrayed Soolin in Series D, played a mutoid in this episode.

"Breakdown"
Dr. Kayn--arrogant neurosurgeon on Station XK-72.
Farron--administrator in charge of Station XK-72.
Dr. Renor--Kayn's assistant. Flirts with Jenna and Cally.

"Bounty"
Sarkoff--ex-President of the planet Lindor.
Tyce--Sarkoff's daughter.
Tarvin--leader of aa group of Amagon pirates. Knew Jenna from prior to the series.
Cheney--Federation trooper in charge of keeping Sarkoff from escaping Federation custody.

"Deliverance"
Ensor--son of the Ensor who invented Orac. No first name is given for him.
Meegat--woman who thinks Avon is the saviour of Cephlon.
Maryatt--surgeon who saved Travis's life after his first encounter with Blake. Chosenby Servalan to take part in a complex plot to gain Orac, about which he knew nothing.

"Orac"
first appearance of Orac.
Ensor--exiled computer genius who invented the tarial cell and Orac.

SERIES B

"Shadow"
Bek--denizen of Space City.
Hanna--Bek's sister, a Shadow addict.
Petey--Bek and Hanna's brother, who dies from Shadow addiction.
Largo--chief of the Terra Nostra of Space City. He once tried to entice Jenna into smuggling Shadow.
The Enforcer--Largo's hired gun, who overthrows him.
The Chairman--ruler of the Terra Nostra.

"Weapon"
Clonemaster Fen--a clone herself, she provides Blake clones to Servalan.
Coser--Beta-grade (also referred to as Beta-class) weapons technician who inventedthe weapon Imi-Pac.
Carnell--Federation psychostrategist, or "puppeteer."
Rashel--Federation bond slave who fled the Weapons Development Complex with Coser.

"Horizon"
The Kommissar--Ro's former instructor at the Central Educational Complex.
Ro--ruler of Horizon; educated/indoctrinated by the Federation.
Selma--native of Horizon; engaged to marry Ro.
Assistant Kommissar--the Colonial Service Representative to Horizon.

"Pressure Point"
Kasabi--rebel leader on Earth, formerly an instructor at Space Academy.
Veron--Kasabi's daughter.
Arle, Berg--Kasabi's soldiers.

"Trial"
Samor--"Old Star Killer." Fleet Warden General of the Federation. Servesas Arbiter in Travis's court martial.
Senator Bercol--Head of the Information Bureau, ex-officio member of theHigh Council. Also appears in "Seek-Locate-Destroy."
Secretary Rontane--personal representative of the Federation's President. Also appears in "Seek-Locate-Destroy."
Thania--defense attorney for Travis.
Par--trooper who served under Travis.
Lye--trooper who serves as a guard at the court martial.
Zil--alien parasite.
Trivia Note: John Savident (Samor) also played Egrorian in "Orbit."

"Killer"
Dr. Bellfriar--eminent Federation scientist at Q-base on Fosforon.
Gambrill--scientist on Fosforon.
Tynus--a former friend of Avon. Administrator of Q-base.
Tak--assistant to Tynus.
Wiler--pathologist who examines the bodies from the plague ship.
Bax--doctor on Fosforon.
Lakon--cypher operative.
Kemp, Wardin, and Tober--dead crew of the plague ship.

"Hostage"
Ushton--Blake's father's brother.
Inga--Ushton's daughter.
Councilor Joban--official from the Federation who supported Servalan'sappointment to Space Command, and visits to check on the progress of her pursuit of Blake.
Molok--Crimo.

"Countdown"
Del Grant--mercenary who aids the rebellion on Albian. Anna Grant's brother.See Avon's biography.
Provine--Federation officer in charge of the bomb on Albian.
Cauder--rebel leader on Albian.
Ralli--rebel on Albian.
Selson--Federation officer.
Tronos--Federation officer.
Vetnor--rebel on Albian.
Arrian-- rebel on Albian.

"Voice from the Past"
Ven Glynd--Federation Arbiter General. Also appears in "The Way Back."
Governor Le Grand--Federation governor of the Outer Gaul region.
Nagu--rebel on Atlay. Former confederate of the famous rebel leader Shivan.
Note: Ven Glynd in this episode is played by a different actor from "The Way Back."

"Gambit"
Krantor--chief of Freedom City.
Docholli--Federation cybersurgeon, now on the run.
Chenie--owner of a bar on The Rink in Freedom City.
Cevedic--Krantor's hired killer.
Toise--Krantor's assistant.
Jarriere--Servalan's underling.
Thrills--gambler who unsucessfully takes on the Klute.
Zee--Docholli's unhappy patient.
The Klute--speed chess master of the Big Wheel casino.
Trivia notes: Michael Halsey (Zee) also appeared as Tel Varon in "The Way Back." John Leeson (Toise) appeared as Pasco in "Mission to Destiny." Deep Roy (The Klute) variously portrayed a Decima in "The Web," Moloch in "Moloch" and a Link in "Terminal."

"The Keeper"
Gola--Charl of the Goths.
Rod--Gola's brother.
Tara--sister to Gola and Rod.
Old Man--father of the royal family of Goth.
Fool--Goth's jester.

"Star One"
Lurena--scientist on Star One.
Stott--scientist on Star One. Killed by the Andromedans.
Parton--scientist on Star One. Killed by the Andromedans.
Durkim--officer on Space Command. His rank and exact position are not given.
Marcol--scientist on Star One. Killed by the Andromedans.
Leeth--scientist on Star One. Killed by the Andromedans.

Series C

"Powerplay"
Klegg--Section Leader of the group that boards Liberator in the aftermath of battle.
Harmon--Federation trooper, one of Klegg's death squad.
Lom--bald "primitive" on Chenga who helps Vila.
Mall--bearded "primitive" on Chenga who accompanies Lom.
Zee--lovely female "Hi-Tech" hunter on Chenga.
Barr--lovely female "Hi-Tech" hunter on Chenga.

"Volcano"
Hower--pacifist ruler of Obsidian.
Bershar--Hower's rebellious son.
Mori--Federation officer sent to capture Liberator.
Milus and Nettin--Obsidian pacifists; brothers killed by Servalan.

"Dawn of the Gods"
The Caliph--the Thaarn's "chief executive."
Groff--senior technician on Krandor.
The Thaarn--an Auron legend. See Cally's biography.

"Harvest of Kairos"
Jarvik--a Federation Space Captain demoted to construction worker. Had been Tarrant's superior.
Dastor--one of Servalan's underlings.
Brotius Shad--commander of the Kairopan shuttle.
Carlon--worker left behind on Kairos after the harvest.

"City at the Edge of the World"
Bayban the Butcher--notorious space pirate who follows Blake on the Federation wanted list.
Kerril--one of Bayban's pirates, she falls for Vila.
Sherm--one of Bayban's pirates.
Norl--leader of the people of Keezarn.
Trivia note: Colin Baker (Bayban) played the 6th Doctor and Valentine Dyall (Norl) the Black Guardian on Dr. Who.

"Children of Auron"
Pilot Four-Zero--Auron pilot whom Servalan infects with an alien plague.
Deral--Servalan's second-in-command.
Ginka--Federation trooper who is looking for promotion.
Zelda--Cally's clone sister on Auron, and Franton's assistant.
Patar--traffic controller on Auron. Is cured of the plague.
Clinician Franton--Auron who works at the replication plant. Her father perfected the cloningprocess.
C.A. 1 and C.A. 2--two older Aurons who work in traffic control. No other names are given.
Note: Zelda and Cally were both played by Jan Chappell.

"Rumours of Death"
Shrinker--one of the Federation's top torturers.
Sula Chesku/Anna Grant/Bartholomew--led a coup to take over the Federation. Formerlover of Avon.
Chesku--Sula/Anna's husband, a member of the High Council.
Balon--one of Sula's rebels.
Hob--one of Sula's rebels.

"Sarcophagus"
Alien--tries to resurrect herself by taking over Cally. Jump directly to the reference in planets, Series C.

"Ultraworld"
Ultras 1, 2, and 3--blue beings who collect knowledge at all costs.
Relf--"menial" on Ultraworld.

"Moloch"
Doran--Federation ex-prisoner who befriends Vila.
Grose--Federation Section Leader who has taken over Sardos.
Lector--Grose's second-in-command.
Astrid--colonel formerly in command of the Fifth Legion and Sardos.
Poola--Sardosian woman who tries to rebel, but is given to the Fifth Legion.
Chesil--Sardosian friend of Poola, who is too afraid to rebel.
Moloch--master computer that builds its own body.
Note: Deep Roy, who played Moloch, also appears as a Decima in "The Web," the Klute in "Gambit," and a Link in "Terminal."

"Deathwatch"
Deeta Tarrant--brother of Del Tarrant, and First Champion of Teal.
Vinni--android First Champion of Vandor.
Max--member of Teal diplomatic corps.
Darvid--journalistic commentator.
Karla--Vandor Confederacy citizen who tries to kill Deeta.
Note: Deeta and Del Tarrant were both played by Steven Pacey.

"Terminal"
Kostos--Federation medical technician on Terminal. She appears to have a large role in the mind-tricks played upon Avon.
Reeval and Toron--two of Servalan's people who are attacked by Links whiletracking Avon. Toron is male, Reeval female.
Note: Deep Roy, who played a Link (furry humanoid) in this episode, also appears as a Decima in "The Web," the Klute in "Gambit," and Moloch in "Moloch."

Series D

"Power"
Gunn Sar--Chief of the Hommiks.
Pella--head of the Seska, women who remained virgin and commanded psychic powersthrough the use of Dynamon crystals.
Nina--Seska who left gave up her powers to marry Gunn Sar.
Cato--Hommik who rediscovered advanced technology.
Kate--young Seska.
Luxia--Seska.

"Traitor"
Servalan's first appearance as Commissioner Sleer.
Leitz--sent by Sleer to be a liason for Practor.
Quute--Federation Colonel in charge of crushing the Helot rebellion.
Major Hunda--leader of a Helot rebel group. Had been Igin's first assistant at Liedenbrank.
Avandir--Helot rebel; Hunda's second in command.
Sgt. Hask--Helot rebel.
Igin--Helot rebel, formerly a teacher at Liedenbrank.
Practor--"His Excellency President-Elect."
Forbus--inventor of Pylene-50, enslaved by Servalan.
General-- Federation officer in charge of Helotrix.

"Stardrive"
Dr. Plaxton--inventor of the stardrive. Killed so that our heroes might live.
Napier--Plaxton's assistant.
Atlan--leader of Space Rats
Bomber--a Space Rat.
Johns--a Space Rat.

"Animals"
Justin--Dayna's former tutor, now a whacked-out mad scientist of the week.
Borr--Federation Intelligence Commander.
Ardus--former Federation Central Intelligence Control officer. Blinded, ordered killed by Servalan.
Og--furry white animal, as in the title. Semi-intelligent.

"Headhunter"
Vena--Muller's "lady."
Android--created by Muller. For more information on this and other androids, see The Ensor Configurations.

"Assassin"
Verlis--female slave buyer on Domo.
Nebrox--slave being sold on Domo.
Piri/Cancer--an almost infallible female assassin.
Benos--pirate/slave dealer.
Tok--a bidder at the slave auction.

"Games"
Belkov--Had a scheme the Scorpio crew couldn't refuse. In charge of mining on Mecron 2.
Gambit--Belkov's sensual-voiced computer. He had made many complex additions to a basic machine over a period of years.
Gerren--Federation geologist, who had been part of the Mecron 2 survey team.

"Sand"
Chasgow--Servalan's pilot.
Reeve--Federation Investigator.
Don Keller--appears recorded and as a corpse only. Servalan's former lover.

"Gold"
Keiller--a former acquaintance of Avon.
Slaten--ship's doctor of the Space Princess.
Kennedy--captain of the Space Princess.

"Orbit"
Egrorian--an insane genius who absconded from the Space Research Institute.Outlined the "Theory of Parallel Matter."
Pinder-- Egrorian's assistant, a former mathematics prodigy."Warlord"
The Warlords: Boorva, Chalsa, Lod, Mida, and Zukan.
Zeeona--Zukan's daughter. Had a liason with Tarrant.
Finn--Zukan's lieutenant.

"Blake"
Deva--one of Blake's rebels on Gauda Prime.
Arlen--undercover Federation officer sent to find Blake and his rebels.
Klyn--one of Blake's rebels on Gauda Prime.
Trivia note: Janet Lees Price (Klyn) is married to Paul Darrow (Avon).

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