Derma isn't 'unfeeling' about the Ghoman Massacre. She knows she's about to order something horrible to happen, but her own machinations have led to to that point. If she'd refused to give the order that triggered the shooting, she would have ruined her career in the ISB and possibly been arrested.

She gives the order, committing herself to being part of the cruelty. It shakes her up. She could have gone on to become a spy for the Rebellion but instead decided to justify her part in the massacre by demonising the rebels ieven more to herself. She became so desperate to prove to herself that she'd been right to take such an extreme step that she became reckless - leading to the botched confrontation with Luthan. She shouldn't have gone in alone, but she thought she needed sole credit for her work in tracking down Axis.

Seems like amother list written by someone who hasn't seen any tv more than 25 years old.

No mention of Farscape, let alone Blakes 7, with the most memorable final episode of any TV show, except possibly for The Prisoner, which also deserved a mention.

Once again, Blakes 7 has been overlooked. It originated the ongoing storyline format in TV sci-fi, and the cliffhanger season ending. It was a big influence on Babylon 5.

It also had one of the greatest endings of any TV series - nothing really like it before or since. It was shocking, but made sense too.

The old X-wing novels are still loved today. They showed that Star Wars fans were ready to embrace stories that didn't revolve around Jedi or Skywalkers some 30 years ago. Fans are still hoping that a Rogue Squadron movie or TV series will be made.

The success of Rogue One and Andor really should not be a surprise.