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An unidentified inter-orbital ship appears on the Ilea's
scanners. There are no liners due from Earth, no space tugs
from Mars. The ship is coming from a sector of Jupiter System
that would not normally be watched... almost as if it had
something to hide...
Volume
9 of Jupiter Moon contains the episodes 56-60.
If you haven't been following series, here is not the place
to jump in.
I
strongly disagree with the quotes on the back of this DVD.
According to DVD365.net Jupiter
Moon
is a "lavish space drama". I don't think anyone
could accuse this series of being lavish. And the BBC's website
described it as "scary". Honestly, the things people
will do to get their website's mentioned on the back of DVD
covers. Jupiter Moon is a cheap and cheerful, no frills,
soap opera set in space. Nothing more, nothing less.
Extras
include an interview with Anna Pernicci; At the Studio
with Anna Pernicci and Daniel Beales featurette; Shooting
a Scene featurette; Basics of space navigation by Mercedes
Page; production notes; and an Easter Egg.
It
never tries to be Shakespeare, thankfully. And, in all honesty
this is a show with poor production values, but good, solid
writing.
This
is a collection only for those who remember the series when
it was originally broadcast, or who have been following it
as it has been released on DVD.
Nick
Smithson
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