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Farscape Episode Guide
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Premiere
Astronaut John Crichton tests an experimental module and is flung through a wormhole into a distant part of the
universe, where he lands aboard the living ship Moya and is swept up with a group of escaped prisoners while
earning the wrath of Peacekeeper Captain Bialar Crais.
I, E.T.
A Peacekeeper beacon forces Moya to land on a primitive world. Crichton becomes the “alien” when he’s discovered
by locals and must convince a sympathetic scientist and her son to help him save Moya before the beacon exposes
the ship’s location.
Exodus from Genesis
Swarm creatures invade Moya and begin replicating the crew, creating dangerous confusion just as a Peacekeeper
squad arrives. Aeryn battles heat delirium while the others struggle to distinguish friend from foe.
Throne for a Loss
Rygel is kidnapped by Tavleks wielding drug-infused gauntlets, along with a vital part of Moya’s propulsion
system. The crew must rescue both their “Dominar” and the component while struggling with the gauntlets’ addictive
effects.
Back and Back and Back to the Future
After rescuing two Ilanic scientists, Crichton begins experiencing time loops that show multiple possible futures.
He must interpret the visions to prevent a catastrophic betrayal aboard Moya.
Thank God It’s Friday, Again
D’Argo falls into a hyper-rage and disappears to a seemingly idyllic worker planet. Crichton discovers the
population is chemically controlled and that the Peacekeepers are exploiting the world’s resources.
PK Tech Girl
Moya encounters a derelict Peacekeeper command carrier and a lone technician, Gilina. As Crichton and Aeryn work
with her to repair systems, an alien scavenger race closes in and Rygel confronts a dark memory tied to the ship.
That Old Black Magic
On a commerce planet, Crichton is drawn into a psychic duel orchestrated by a powerful sorcerer who pits him
directly against Crais. Zhaan must tap into her own dangerous dark side to save him.
DNA Mad Scientist
A geneticist offers each crewmember a star map home in exchange for samples of their DNA—and a piece of Moya.
The crew’s desperation to return home pushes them toward betrayal and forces Aeryn into a disturbing transformation.
They’ve Got a Secret
D’Argo is blown into space while removing a Peacekeeper device and begins hallucinating about his past. Meanwhile,
Moya behaves erratically, revealing that she is pregnant and that the crew’s tampering has put her and Pilot at risk.
Till the Blood Runs Clear
A failed attempt to recreate the wormhole slings Crichton and Aeryn onto a harsh desert world where bounty hunters
are tracking Moya’s crew. They pose as fellow hunters to protect D’Argo and keep their identities hidden.
Rhapsody in Blue
Moya responds to a telepathic call from a Delvian colony. Zhaan is drawn into their spiritual crisis while the rest
of the crew are assaulted by seductive hallucinations that mask a dangerous agenda.
The Flax
John and Aeryn’s transport pod becomes trapped in an invisible energy net known as the Flax. While D’Argo teams up
with a dubious pilot to rescue them, the stranded pair confront their growing feelings for each other.
Jeremiah Crichton
Believing Moya has abandoned him, Crichton settles on a primitive world and becomes part of the local community.
When Moya returns, Rygel is mistaken for a prophesied savior, complicating John’s new life.
Durka Returns
A Nebari ship arrives with the infamous Peacekeeper torturer Durka—Rygel’s former captor—apparently reformed by
brainwashing. When his handler is murdered and a rebellious stowaway named Chiana appears, the crew suspects
Durka’s old personality has resurfaced.
A Human Reaction
A wormhole apparently leads Crichton back to Earth, where he is captured by human authorities and his alien friends
are treated as threats. The situation twists into a test that forces John to confront what “home” really means.
Through the Looking Glass
A failed starburst splits Moya into overlapping dimensions, scattering the crew into different color-tinted realities.
They must navigate the distorted ship and reunite before Moya tears herself apart.
A Bug’s Life
A Peacekeeper commando unit boards Moya with a secret cargo: a parasitic alien that can jump between hosts. When it
escapes, paranoia erupts as the crew and commandos try to identify who is possessed.
Nerve
To save Aeryn’s life, Crichton infiltrates a Peacekeeper Gammak base by posing as a commando. There he encounters
Scorpius, who becomes obsessed with the wormhole knowledge buried in John’s mind.
The Hidden Memory
The crew mounts a rescue mission to free Crichton from Scorpius’s Aurora Chair. As secrets are ripped from John’s
mind, the Peacekeepers learn just enough about wormholes to become an even greater threat.
Bone to Be Wild
Hiding in an asteroid field, Moya’s crew answers a distress call from a jungle-covered asteroid. They find a
seemingly helpless woman hunted by a monstrous creature—only to discover the roles of predator and prey are not
what they seem.
Family Ties
With Crais and Scorpius closing in, Rygel appears to betray the crew by defecting to the Peacekeepers. The fugitives
must decide whether to scatter or stand together in a desperate gambit to survive.
Mind the Baby
Picking up after the Season 1 finale, Crichton and D’Argo are stranded in space while Crais seizes control of
Talyn, Moya’s newborn gunship offspring. Loyalties shift as Crais, Aeryn, and the crew negotiate Talyn’s future.
Vitas Mortis
D’Argo helps revive an aged Luxan Orican, only to discover that restoring her strength drains life from Moya.
The crew must find a way to save both the dying priestess and their living ship.
Taking the Stone
Grieving for a friend, Chiana joins a group of thrill-seeking youths who perform deadly jumps in a sonic cavern.
Crichton and Rygel race to pull her back from a self-destructive path.
Crackers Don’t Matter
A seemingly helpful alien offers Moya a cloaking device, but its side effects drive the crew into paranoid
madness. Crichton’s increasingly unhinged behavior hides a desperate attempt to outwit the manipulative guest.
The Way We Weren’t
A recording surfaces showing Aeryn participating in Moya’s original capture as a Peacekeeper. The revelation
shatters trust aboard the ship and forces Aeryn to confront the worst parts of her past.
Picture If You Will
Chiana acquires a painting that appears to predict the future—and the deaths of the crew. As events in the image
begin to come true, Zhaan realizes an old enemy is manipulating them.
Home on the Remains
With Moya starving for a rare nutrient, Chiana leads the crew to a mining colony built inside a giant corpse.
Old debts and dangerous predators threaten to leave them empty-handed.
Dream a Little Dream
In Zhaan’s recollection, she, Rygel, and Chiana are stranded on a planet where Zhaan is put on trial for murder.
The story reveals how close the trio came to losing everything while separated from the others.
Out of Their Minds
A weapons blast causes the crew’s consciousnesses to swap bodies. While everyone struggles with their new forms,
they must also negotiate with a hostile alien ship that believes Moya fired first.
My Three Crichtons
An alien probe splits Crichton into three versions—primitive, hyper-intelligent, and “original.” The crew must
decide which version survives when the probe demands a single specimen.
Look at the Princess I: A Kiss Is But a Kiss
On a royal world, Crichton’s human DNA makes him the only viable candidate to marry the princess and secure the
throne. Political intrigue, assassination plots, and Scorpius’s pursuit collide around a single ceremonial kiss.
Look at the Princess II: I Do, I Think
Crichton faces the consequences of agreeing to marry the princess, including being turned into a living statue for
centuries. Aeryn wrestles with her feelings as Scorpius maneuvers to capture John during the chaos.
Look at the Princess III: The Maltese Crichton
The royal succession crisis erupts into open conflict as multiple factions try to steal or destroy Crichton’s
statue. The crew must protect John’s frozen form long enough to restore him and escape.
Beware of Dog
To protect Moya from a dangerous parasite, the crew brings aboard a strange creature meant to hunt it. Soon no one
can tell which being is the real threat as both alien and “dog” change form.
Won’t Get Fooled Again
Crichton wakes up back on Earth, apparently having imagined his time on Moya. As reality becomes increasingly
surreal and nightmarish, he realizes someone is using his memories against him—again.
The Locket
Aeryn returns from a brief trip to a nearby planet having aged decades. Time flows differently on the world, and
as the crew investigates, they become entangled in a bittersweet alternate life.
The Ugly Truth
After a weapons test goes wrong, the crew is put on trial by an alien race. Each gives a different account of what
happened, Rashomon-style, forcing the tribunal to decide whose truth to believe.
A Clockwork Nebari
Nebari authorities board Moya, claiming to be “reforming” Chiana and others through mind-cleansing. Crichton
discovers a larger Nebari plan for galactic control and must resist their psychological conditioning.
Liars, Guns and Money I: A Not So Simple Plan
To buy a group of slaves that includes D’Argo’s son, the crew attempts a daring heist on a shadow depository.
Their “simple” plan quickly spirals as old enemies and new complications appear.
Liars, Guns and Money II: With Friends Like These…
Crichton recruits a motley crew of mercenaries to finish the depository job. As alliances fray and Scorpius closes
in, the cost of the rescue mission grows higher.
Liars, Guns and Money III: Plan B
The heist erupts into all-out war at the depository. With lives on the line and Scorpius in control, the crew
improvises a last-ditch “Plan B” to save their own and free the slaves.
Die Me, Dichotomy
Crichton seeks a surgeon to remove Scorpius’s neural chip from his brain, but the chip’s influence peaks at the
worst possible moment. The operation leads to devastating consequences for the crew.
Season of Death
In the aftermath of the failed surgery, Scorpius reclaims the neural chip while the crew fights to save Aeryn.
Crichton must deal with the lingering presence of “Harvey,” the chip’s mental echo.
Suns and Lovers
While docked at a commerce station, a stellar storm threatens to tear the facility apart. Crichton and Aeryn’s
unresolved feelings surface amid the chaos and a fanatic’s sabotage.
Self Inflicted Wounds I: Could’a, Would’a, Should’a
A wormhole accident fuses Moya with another ship, trapping both crews in overlapping space. A brilliant but
arrogant alien scientist joins the effort to separate them, clashing with Aeryn and the others.
Self Inflicted Wounds II: Wait for the Wheel
As the fused ships begin to tear each other apart, the crew must make a heartbreaking sacrifice to save Moya.
The decision leaves lasting emotional scars.
…Different Destinations
A temporal anomaly sends the crew into the past during a pivotal battle. Their attempt to save lives alters
history in unexpected and tragic ways, forcing Crichton to confront the limits of heroism.
Eat Me
A crippled Leviathan houses a cannibalistic madman and a replicating creature that splits people into duplicates.
Crichton is copied, creating two Johns who will go on to lead separate paths.
Thanks for Sharing
On a water world, the crew tries to buy a vital healing fluid while navigating a royal family’s power struggle.
The presence of two Crichtons complicates negotiations and relationships.
Green Eyed Monster
Talyn is swallowed by a massive space creature. Inside, Crichton, Aeryn, and Crais must work together to escape
while jealousy and mistrust threaten to tear them apart.
Losing Time
Moya experiences unexplained blackouts, and the crew loses chunks of time. A mysterious energy being may be
possessing one of them, forcing everyone to question their own actions.
Relativity
Aeryn’s mother, a feared Peacekeeper commander, hunts Talyn. The confrontation forces Aeryn to face her family
history and the brutal expectations of Peacekeeper culture.
Incubator
Scorpius attempts to unlock wormhole secrets by replaying his own traumatic past in a virtual environment with
Crichton. The episode reveals how Scorpius became obsessed with wormholes and the Scarrans.
Meltdown
Talyn drifts into a region of intense radiation that heightens emotions and hallucinations. The crew must help a
pair of warring energy beings while struggling to stay sane.
Scratch ’n’ Sniff
Told in a fractured, comedic flashback, Crichton recounts how a shore leave on a hedonistic planet turned into a
mission to rescue D’Argo and Jool from a mind-draining club owner.
Infinite Possibilities I: Daedalus Demands
An alien named Jack—who claims to be Crichton’s father—returns with a device that can unlock wormhole travel.
Scarrans and Peacekeepers converge, forcing John to decide who can be trusted with such power.
Infinite Possibilities II: Icarus Abides
The conflict over the wormhole device reaches a tragic climax. One of the two Crichtons makes a sacrifice that
reshapes the emotional landscape of the series.
Revenging Angel
After D’Argo accidentally injures Crichton, John falls into a coma and experiences a wild cartoon-style fantasy
about revenge. Outside his mind, the crew must prevent D’Argo’s ship from destroying Moya.
The Choice
Grieving deeply, Aeryn retreats to a storm-wracked world where she’s drawn into a web of lies involving her
mother and a Scarran plot. The episode focuses on her struggle with loss and identity.
Fractures
The two separate crews—Moya’s and Talyn’s—finally reunite, but tensions run high. A group of escaped prisoners
aboard Moya threatens to turn the reunion into a bloodbath.
I-Yensch, You-Yensch
Rygel and D’Argo attempt to negotiate with Scorpius using stolen money, only to be caught in a hostage situation.
Meanwhile, Crichton and Aeryn struggle with the fallout of their shared history.
Into the Lion’s Den I: Lambs to the Slaughter
Crichton and the crew board Scorpius’s command carrier, pretending to ally with him in order to sabotage his
wormhole project from within. The mission pushes loyalties and nerves to the breaking point.
Into the Lion’s Den II: Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing
The sabotage plan culminates in a catastrophic starburst inside the carrier. Crais, Talyn, and the crew face
impossible choices as the ship collapses around them.
Dog with Two Bones
With Scorpius’s carrier destroyed, the crew contemplates going their separate ways. Crichton is torn between
staying with Aeryn and pursuing a possible path home, leading to a shocking cliffhanger.
Crichton Kicks
Stranded on a decaying Leviathan, Crichton obsesses over wormhole equations while fending off pirates. New
allies and enemies appear as he waits for his friends to find him again.
What Was Lost I: Sacrifice
The crew reunites on a planet with ancient artifacts tied to wormholes. Political intrigue and Grayza’s schemes
put everyone in danger as a Peacekeeper force arrives.
What Was Lost II: Resurrection
The struggle over the ancient site escalates as wormhole-related technology threatens to fall into Peacekeeper
hands. The crew must escape with both their lives and crucial knowledge.
Lava’s a Many Splendored Thing
A money drop on a lava planet goes wrong when the crew is trapped in tunnels with mercenaries and a lava-dwelling
creature. Rygel’s greed and bravery both come into play.
Promises
Aeryn returns to Moya under mysterious circumstances, gravely ill and pursued by Grayza. Crichton must decide
whether to trust her again while dealing with Scorpius’s unexpected arrival.
Natural Election
Moya becomes infected by a space-borne plant that threatens to consume her. While the crew debates leadership and
direction, they must also find a way to save their living ship.
John Quixote
Crichton and Chiana are trapped in a bizarre virtual reality game built from John’s memories. Surreal encounters
with twisted versions of friends and foes force him to confront his own mythology.
I Shrink Therefore I Am
Bounty hunters board Moya and miniaturize most of the crew. Crichton must outwit the invaders while his friends
fight from inside tiny containment cubes.
A Prefect Murder
Aeryn is framed for assassinating a planetary leader during tense peace talks. The crew must uncover who is
manipulating events before war erupts.
Coup by Clam
On a world where information is transmitted through edible clams, the crew becomes entangled in a plot to overthrow
the ruling council. Miscommunication—literal and figurative—abounds.
Unrealized Reality
Crichton is pulled into a strange wormhole nexus where he encounters alternate versions of his friends and learns
more about the cosmic consequences of wormhole technology.
Kansas
Crichton and the crew arrive on Earth in 1980s America, accidentally altering John’s own past. They must fix the
timeline while hiding their alien nature from his family and the government.
Terra Firma
The crew finally reaches present-day Earth. While Crichton reconnects with his family, Earth’s governments react
to the arrival of aliens and the looming threat of Scarrans and Peacekeepers.
Twice Shy
The crew rescues a seemingly helpless young woman being auctioned off, only to discover she is a predatory
energy-feeding creature. Their emotions and life force become her food source.
Mental as Anything
D’Argo, Crichton, and others attend a brutal “training camp” that pits them against each other in psychological
combat. D’Argo confronts his hatred for his wife’s killer.
Bringing Home the Beacon
The women of the crew infiltrate a commerce station to buy a device that can hide Moya from Peacekeepers and
Scarrans. They uncover a secret alliance that threatens the entire galaxy.
A Constellation of Doubt
Crichton watches Earth documentary footage about the crew’s visit, seeing how humanity interpreted their presence.
The episode intercuts media clips with John’s growing desperation to prevent war.
Prayer
Aeryn is held prisoner by the Scarrans, who try to extract information about Crichton and wormholes. John, driven
by fear for her and their unborn child, contemplates extreme measures.
We’re So Screwed I: Fetal Attraction
The crew infiltrates a Scarran diplomatic station to rescue Aeryn. Political maneuvering between Scarrans and
Peacekeepers turns the mission into a powder keg.
We’re So Screwed II: Hot to Katratzi
At the Scarran base Katratzi, Crichton tries to play Scarrans and Peacekeepers against each other to prevent a
devastating alliance. The stakes for the entire galaxy escalate.
We’re So Screwed III: La Bomba
Crichton resorts to a desperate plan involving a wormhole weapon to escape Katratzi and prevent a Scarran
victory. The cost of wielding such power becomes painfully clear.
Bad Timing
With war between Scarrans and Peacekeepers imminent, Crichton tries to keep Earth from becoming collateral damage
by threatening to use a wormhole weapon. Just as he and Aeryn choose a future together, fate intervenes.
Farscape: The Peacekeeper Wars, Part 1
Reconstituted after their apparent destruction, Crichton and Aeryn are thrust back into a galaxy on the brink of
all-out war. Scarrans and Peacekeepers race to control wormhole technology, and John is once again the key.
Farscape: The Peacekeeper Wars, Part 2
The conflict reaches its climax as Crichton is forced to demonstrate the terrifying power of a wormhole weapon to
force peace. The miniseries brings closure to the crew’s journeys and John and Aeryn’s story.
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