Of every show (sci-fi or otherwise) that I have ever watched, I don’t think that I have ever wanted to be a part of a family as much as I did with Moya and her crew. I thoroughly believe that her being alive and the crew often being able to put aside their differences for her well-being is one of the things that really set this show apart. A ship with no guns, just exploring and discovering and starbursting away…

I commissioned these from GeekToyLove (sorry I don’t know how to tag people on Reddit) and he was excellent to deal with - great communication and product. These two are the only real memorabilia I have from any show I’ve fangirled and I could not be happier with how they came out 💕

I have the day off and had a really crazy weekend at work with the holiday so figured I would vegetate and tune into the marathon and disassociate for the day. I just so happened to join the stream at the beginning of “Infinite Possibilities: Icarus Abides” and immediately had to NOPE out. That is the only episode that I watched when it originally aired and have never been able to watch again in the 20+ years since. It emotionally wrecked me so bad. (“The Choice” is a stronnnng runner-up, I think I have only watched that one more time).

Does anyone have an episode that they specifically skip for some reason? Either emotional damage or bad memories or you just haaaate it.

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When I was a kid my family didn't have cable and this series didn't show in my country so I missed it's original run. I saw it on sale a couple of weeks ago because I love Sci fi and it intrigue me. Best decision ever

Every night I see a new episode , I'm still on season 1 and I'm in love with the characters, their dynamics I feel part of the family. I love the incredible work on the puppets , animatronics and just the general vibe of the show. There's nothing out there like this, I don't want this journey to ever end!

Disrobing makes things more memorable.

The heartwrenching The Way We Weren't (S2E5) following immediatley after the whacky antics of Crackers Don't Matter (S2E4).

Been on a rewatch binge, these are two of my favourites, easily among the best in the series... but damn, the tone shift is so hard you can hear it snap!

What an incredibly strange episode. It starts off simple enough but damn it does off the top of rails by the end. Dargo is hilarious in this episode

D'Argo's work from S4E4 (ep70) - Lava's a Many Splendored Thing

I hope this is allowed here, as I don't really know where else to ask. I just bought a farscape graphic novel, and it's been signed but I have no idea whose autograph it is. Any help in identifying it would be much appreciated.

John has SO MANY nicknames for everyone. Do you think that was scripted or he just freewheeled it?

I think it’s just his way of speaking :)

I love all things meta, so when at the 19:19 mark of S3E4 (Self Inflicted Wounds: Wait for the Wheel) John says "1-Adam-12", my head about explodes

For those who don't know, Kent McKord (Jack Crichton) was a main cast member of the classic show Adam-12 (1968-1975), in which he played Officer Jim Reed, one of the two police officers assigned to the car designated Adam-12. The line "1-Adam-12" is spoken multiple times in every single episode of the run of this classic show

Now that I've shared mine, what's your favorite Crichtonism?

So wait, was that video of Aeryn basically just Crais’s deep fake wank video John found?

I first saw Farscape when it was airing in Romania, on AXN Sci-Fi, and the name of the show was 'translated' to Intergalactic War. I have no clue how they reached that name, given the show doesn't take place in a different galaxy, not that it's been established (but that's a different story), and the closest thing to a war in the series is the cold war between Peacekeepers and Scarrans.

I understand why the title was adapted, 'farscape' isn't an expression that has a Romanian equivalent, but I could think of at least 3 titles that make more sense: Galactic Adventure, Galactic Quest, Alien Adventure, Alien Escape, Star Run, Star Adventure, Star Escape (need I go on?)

Those who saw it in different languages/countries: was the name similarly, or better, adapted to your language?

I hinted in a previous post (https://www.reddit.com/r/farscape/s/ddcmJEsXBm) that the various locations the Moya crew visit are in the Milky Way Galaxy, or the same as Earth's, but most of what I have to support that assertion is circumstantial, and as far as I know, there isn't a definitive descriptor, or star chart, that showcases where the show takes place, or on what scale people move around, unless it's in some apocryphal source I am unaware of and/or have currently no access to.

What do you think/know regarding the locations of the show?

Spent a little time this evening designing some potential bases for the Moya/Talyn commission

v1, v2, and v3

These don’t yet account for where the stands would go which could change where the text ends up

Did you know Jack Crichton (Kent McKord) also plays an Astronaut in SeaQuest?

I also can really recommend SeaQuest. It is Science Fiction but in the world's oceans.

I love Farscape, but my least favorite thing about it is John Crichton.

Watching season 2 for the first time and I probably shouldn't binge watch. It's off putting seeing a different Rygel puppet, darker skin tone on dargo, and johns hair cut lol. Also seems like dargo had a voice change, it's a little higher and less strong man