The Exiles. The villains of the episode were Cantar and Zova, two outcasts from the planet Golos, played by Peter Duncan and Stacy Dorning. "They were supposed to be very young, and very high tech, so you needed them to be rather glossy and rather high tech. So I put them in very shiny and tight-fitting orange and yellow fabrics which had symbols on them-- which could have meant anything in the world." For the sketch I had done some ideas for Stacy Dorning's hair, but it didn't work on her. But we did do little dots on their foreheads."    Did the tightly fitting costumes prove uncomfortable for the artistes in the stu- dio? "They were quite comfortable be- cause the fabric would stretch all ways. It would be like getting into a catsuit; it moves with you." Androids and Deities    For One Moment of Humanity Emma worked with the superb Billie Whitelaw, who played Zamara, the leader of a race of sophisticated androids. "We designed all these make-ups with the dots, and bits and pieces in the hair. It was supposed to be a beautiful planet full of beautiful peo- ple, so it was as much exposure as you could get within limitations. The men were all wee proportioned with bare chests, and the ladies dresses were all to-	Zamara (Billie Whitelaw) and Zarl (Leigh Lawson) in One Moment of Humanity
tally transparent with body stockings un- derneath, so when they caught the light you could see their figures. The whole thing was very soft and beautiful; the set designer started that look off and we went	with him. Everything was terribly, dif- fused--it was very pretty that one."    Cosmic Magician Magus visited Moon- base Alpha in New Adam, New Eve, in the guise of God. "I got some inspiration from	a lot of stained glass windows. We made him a collar which looked as though it could be a stained glass effect, although it was just braids and fabrics sewn on, but it was very effective. And we had a big bellowing costume so he looked very god- like."
Guy Rolfe--dressed to kill?--as Magus in New Adam, New Eve		The episode included a number of hide- ous mutations, which were the results of Magus's experiments. Emma is very proud of her endeavours: "We actually made an entire monster. We made this man a body suit, and put all these lumps and bumps onto it and then I hand painted it afterwards. I shaded ou;bits, and it looked wonderful."    Lee Montague guest-starred in Dorzak as a renegade from Psychon. "We wanted to make him look as though he had some armour on, so this was fabric which we padded behind and stitched through. We were much into the idea of padding and sewing on top." Glamour in Space    Emma has fond memories of Devil's Planet, a story that featured a band of glamorous female villains. "They wanted something striking, as all the ladies were prison warders and extremely sexy as well. We came up with these red leotards

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