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Androme · 10 Mar 2003, 21:21

Who or what was that alien race that destroyed Crichton and Aeryn at the end?

How did it manage to get there (Oujaga) where Crichton and Moya etc. were?

Why did it destroy them?

Does anyone know if Season 5 will ever go ahead?

menth0l · 10 Mar 2003, 21:23

Farscape is so CRAP it boggles the MIND

Rinoa · 10 Mar 2003, 21:24

The only thing i remember of Farscape is flicking over one day and seeing that red guy with the various chins having oral sex with that greyish girl that looks like a reject from bladerunner.
Funniest thing id seen all week

Cmdr_Cyrax · 10 Mar 2003, 21:29

look on this site, its better than the bbc one.

I assume from what he said, he (she?) thought moya was an invasion. Therefore I think the alien was a native of that world.

Season 5 was planned, and quite frankly they cannot stop there as there's too many loose ends

doe rygel regain his empire?
Does chiana get her sight back?
What of the nebari infection plan?
What happens to scopius and co when they get back to pk command about releaving grayza?
Do the scarrens invade?

more, more.....

Deffeh · 10 Mar 2003, 21:31

farscape is ****

but i find myself strangely unbelievably attracted to the grey/blue woman in it

MrL_JaKiri · 10 Mar 2003, 21:32

Having loose ends doesn't stop a show not being made.

eg. The Pirates of Dark Water was cancelled 2 episodes before the end of the story arc.

Cmdr_Cyrax · 10 Mar 2003, 21:34

Quote:

Originally posted by MrL_JaKiri
Having loose ends doesn't stop a show not being made.

eg. The Pirates of Dark Water was cancelled 2 episodes before the end of the story arc.

well farscape has a better fan base.

menth0l · 10 Mar 2003, 21:35

Quote:

Originally posted by Cmdr_Cyrax
all your fanbase.

Eddie · 10 Mar 2003, 21:36

Season 5 was cancelled to fund another year of SG-1.

Androme · 10 Mar 2003, 21:45

Quote:

Originally posted by Cmdr_Cyrax
I assume from what he said, he (she?) thought moya was an invasion. Therefore I think the alien was a native of that world.

The words of that guy were : "Neutralize invaders for analysis"

Does neutralize mean paralyze or kill on this context? that site's forum was a bit helpful but the 'truth' is hidden heh

[ Farscape topic ]

Luckeh!!!! · 11 Mar 2003, 00:32

Quote:

Originally posted by Eddie
Season 5 was cancelled to fund another year of SG-1.

w00t I wouldn't mind that,

I always thought Farscape as a wierd sci-fi series... you have to admit, some episodes have been totally wacky. However, I've been following them recently because it is actually following some sort of story now.

Eddie · 11 Mar 2003, 01:15

I didn't catch it from the start and I dislike jumping into series halfway through so I've never really watched it. I did manage to see the first season recently, relatively enjoyed it and from what I read it improves a hell of a lot as it goes on.

It just bugs me that one show gets cancelled just so the SG-1 cast can have a wage increase for an additional year. It's not really necessary, the show has run it's course, and at least Farscape was trying something new.

Scoot951 · 11 Mar 2003, 06:16

I only caught 1 episode of every 3 or so, so I never had any idea what the story was, but for it's high exotic-hot-alien-chicks content it gets

djbass · 11 Mar 2003, 09:37

I like for for daring to be so radically different from all the other mainstream sci-fi's. Also, being an Aussie I can appreciate that's it's filmed here

=[DJ Bass]=

Jammers · 11 Mar 2003, 10:11

Ive always thought of Farscape as being a Voyager rip-off, in that they are both trying to get home, and the last episode as them both saving earth from invasion(except the Borg are better than Skarrens, cos all the skarrens want is some flowers)
Also, the guy with tentacles on his head is quite blatently meant to be a klingon.

insane_in_da_membrane · 11 Mar 2003, 10:47

I thought farscape was good, It's nice to have a change to normal sci fi series', a bit of whackyness is always good

ELeeming · 11 Mar 2003, 12:19

I always liked Farscape, because I though it was quite realistic.

Don't laugh.

The premise of having alien races that could destroy humanity without breaking a sweat is far far far more likely than the scenario in, say, Star Trek where everyone is equal, more or less.