Editing Blake's 7 (section)

=== Series Two ===
{{See also|List of Blake's 7 episodes#Series_2_(1979)|l1=Series 2}}
[[File:BlakeLiberator.jpg|right|thumb|250px|''Liberator'', the alien starship used by Blake and his crew for series 1 to 3]]
The ''Liberator'' is recaptured by the people that built it and Orac's prophecy is fulfilled when it destroys an identical space vehicle.<ref>Nation, Terry (writer) & Lorrimer, Vere (director). (1979) "Redemption" (television series episode). In Maloney, David (producer), ''Blake's 7'', London: BBC, 1 September 1979</ref> Blake wants to attack the heart of the Federation and he targets the main computer control facility on Earth. Avon agrees to help on the condition that Blake gives him ''Liberator'' when the Federation has been destroyed. Blake, Avon, Vila and Gan reach the control facility and find an empty room. Travis reveals that the computer facility was secretly relocated years before and the old location was left as a decoy. Blake and his crew escape but Travis throws a grenade in the confined area and Gan is killed by falling rubble.<ref>Nation, Terry (writer) & Spenton-Foster, George (director). (1979) "Pressure Point" (television series episode). In Maloney, David (producer), ''Blake's 7'', London: BBC, 9 February 1979</ref>

After Gan's death, Blake considers the future of the rebellion, and Travis is convicted of war crimes by a Federation [[court martial]] at Space Command Headquarters aboard a space station. Blake decides to restore his group's reputation and attacks the space station but Travis escapes and continues his vendetta against Blake.<ref>Boucher, Chris (writer) & Martinus, Derek (director). (1979) "Trial" (television series episode). In Maloney, David (producer), ''Blake's 7'', London: BBC, 13 February 1979</ref> Blake seeks the new location of the computer control facility. He learns that it is named ''Star One''.<ref>Nation, Terry (writer) & Lorrimer, Vere (director). (1979) "Countdown" (television series episode). In Maloney, David (producer), ''Blake's 7'', London: BBC, 6 March 1979</ref> When ''Star One'' begins to malfunction, Servalan also becomes desperate to find its location. The facility's failure causes many problems in the Federation. ''Star One'' controls a large defensive barrier that has prevented extra-galactic incursions. Blake discovers ''Star One''{{'}}s location and finds that, with help from Travis, aliens from the [[Andromeda Galaxy]] have infiltrated it. Vila discovers a fleet of alien spacecraft beyond the barrier. Travis partially disables the barrier. Blake and his crew overcome the aliens at ''Star One'' and kill Travis but the gap in the barrier allows the aliens to invade. Jenna calls for help from the Federation, where Servalan has conducted a military coup, imposed [[martial law]] and declared herself President. Servalan dispatches the Federation's battle fleets to repel the invaders, who begin to breach the barrier. With Blake badly wounded, ''Liberator'' by Avon's direction, alone until Servalan's battle fleets arrive, fights against the aliens.<ref>Boucher, Chris (writer) & Maloney, David (director&nbsp;— uncredited). (1979) "Star One" (television series episode). In Maloney, David (producer), ''Blake's 7'', London: BBC, 3 April 1979</ref>