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Episode Studies by Clayton Barr

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Sapphire & Steel: Zero Sapphire & Steel
"Zero" Part 3
Audio drama
Big Finish Productions
Written by Steve Lyons
Directed by Lisa Bowerman
June 2008

 

Gold betrays Steel and Silver, then sets his sights on Sapphire.

 

Didja Know?

 

The opening titles theme of this episode has some distorted background music playing underneath it. This is likely meant to represent the disruption of the revelation that Gold has defected to the Transients and is willing to let Steel die to achieve his aims.

 

Characters appearing or mentioned in this episode

 

Steel

Sapphire

Gold

Silver

Copper (mentioned only)

Andrea Straker

Mission Control

Mark (mentioned only)

Jeff (mentioned only)

 

Didja Notice?

 

Gold tells Steel that he (Steel) forced him to ask some hard questions during the "perfect day" on the boat and it was after that assignment that Gold decided to work for the Transients. He is referring to the events of "Perfect Day", parts 1-4.

 

Gold says he had the choice to make of whether to join the Transients or stay where he was, as Steel once did. Steel and Sapphire admitted to each other that they had been offered a place with the Transients in the past in "The Trap" Part 4.

 

Gold mentions "dour old Copper". Copper has never appeared in a Sapphire & Steel story, but is mentioned in "Escape Through a Crack in Time" Part 4, where Lead says that Silver is having relationship problems with Copper again and "Zero" Part 1, where Silver remarks that the more he works with Gold, the more he appreciates how Copper must have felt, implying that Silver is a mentor to Gold and that possibly Copper had been one to Silver.

   

Memorable Dialog

 

I reassessed my priorities.mp3

I now answer to a higher authority.mp3

Sapphire needs me.mp3

don't let me keep you.mp3

that's what I couldn't understand about you.mp3

counting down to their own destruction.mp3

you've never encountered a mind-controlled clone zombie before?.mp3

the source of the greatest threat.mp3

no more dreams.mp3

I'm still missing something.mp3 

 

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