Chris Belcher

I'm Todd.

And I'm Chris.

Welcome, gents.

We are going to be discussing the series A, episode 12 of Blake 7 today called Deliverance, the penultimate episode.

Director was Michael E.

Bright in studio for his last time and David Maloney on film.

Script editor, Chris Belcher.

The designer was Bob Burke.

We've been doing some, uh, some collaborations here with Talking Grit.

We had, uh, we were on with Chris Belcher of Believe in Titans for week one.

So we're hoping to just collaborate with more hosts down the line, some Jets sources.

Um, we're gonna see if maybe some beat reporters come on.

And this is a problem that is always going to crop up and is really difficult.

And Chris Belcher spent a lot of time designing a system to try and at least partly address that by having essentially networks of swaps to break amounts into constituent parts.

So you keep seeing this pattern repeating of people trying to find ways to break the connections between amounts of funds by sort of finessing what the amount is whether it be in denominations whether it being splitting into sub amounts and so on but often those solutions have the problem that they end up creating more and more transactions whereas notice with pay join or a pay join type design you you partly don't have that problem well you don't have that problem but But that problem doesn't really arise because all you're really trying to do is to make the payment hide not the amounts, but the fact that there was a collaboration which mixes history.

Where a pay