Farscape

A group of escaped prisoners come aboard Moya followed shortly by Aeryn, Crais and Rygel who have finally returned from Talyn.

Aeryn goes to a planet in search of someone who can contact her father.

There is an accident while D'Argo is demonstrating what his ship can do. He blames Crichton and knocks him out. In his unconscious state Crichton has some animated dreams.

Jack (The Ancient) unlocks the wormhole knowledge in Crichton's mind so together they can build a device to destroy the Scarran dreadnought.

Crichton must seek out an old friend who has gained too much knowledge about wormholes.

Crichton, D'Argo, Jool and Chiana are forced to take a holiday by Pilot as he is fed up with their constant bickering.

Talyn gets the urge to fly into a sun. While in its vicinity Stark is contacted by an alien woman who is being held against her will.

Scorpius puts the neural chip into his own brain in an attempt to retrieve vital wormhole equations from Crichton.

Talyn lands on a planet covered mostly with vegetation that will help him to heal. Crichton, Aeryn and Crais leave the ship in search of Xhalax.

The crew of Moya start blacking out and missing portions of time. Pilot becomes inhabited by another entity who needs to 'taste' each crew member to determine if they too are being inhabited.

Talyn is swallowed by a boodong, leaving Stark and Rygel stranded in a transport pod.

Moya rendezvous with Talyn who is seriously damaged. They hide in the atmosphere of a planet to prevent the Peacekeepers from finding them. D'Argo and Rygel go down to the planet to find some Clorium, a drug that will help Talyn recover.

In need of supplies, Crichton lands his transport pod on a dying leviathan which is full of hungry cannibals and a scientist who has the ability to create clones.

Stark accidentally sends himself, Crichton, Aeryn and Jool back in time where they alter the time line and are forced to interfere further to restore it.

The crew work out a way of getting free from the other ship and out of the wormhole. Things become more complicated when their new 'friends' begin to sabotage Moya and Crichton picks up a transmission from Earth.

Moya approaches a wormhole, gets pulled in and fused to another ship.

Moya docks at a commerce station so the crew can spend some of the money they acquired from the depository. Disaster strikes however when the station is hit by a storm.

D'Argo and Stark try to heal John, left with his head open on an operating table, while Scorpius attempts to avoid discovery. Zhaan makes a great personal sacrifice, while Jothee and Chiana commit an indiscretion.

A Nebari group come aboard Moya and attempt to mind cleanse everyone using a drug. Pilot and Rygel are the only two who can resist the effects. Crichton also remains unaffected due to Scorpius' neural clone.

Crais and Talyn return. The crew are put on trial for an attack that Talyn made on an alien ship.

A temporal distortion traps Aeryn and John on a planet's surface, where they live out the rest of their lives -- while Moya remains trapped in orbit, experiencing only hours. Stark returns to the ship with news of D'Argo's son.

The Scorpius clone puts John into a dream world to prevent the Scarrans from getting any wormhole knowledge.

The crew bring aboard an alien tracker to remove some creatures that came aboard hidden in some cargo.

Now married, Crichton and Katalla are frozen into living statues so that they may watch over the presiding governments of the next eighty cycles. Immediately, Clavor and the Scarran emissary attempt another assassination and succeed in removing Crichton's head. The crew must save John and Chiana while escaping Scorpius.

Princess Katralla's mother brings in Scorpius promising Crichton that if he doesn't marry her daughter, she will hand him over. Meanwhile, Prince Clavor starts a plot to assassinate Crichton so that he may ascend to the throne instead of his sister.

Moya arrives at a planet where the population test their genetic compatibility by kissing. Crichton kisses a princess, who is next in line for the throne, and discovers that his DNA is a perfect match for her. He must now marry her and they will rule together.

A strange globe appears on Moya, sucking in Crichton and duplicating him creating two additional people. One who is a de-evolved 'cave man' and another who has increased mental ability. Note: This episode features after the "Look at the Princess" trilogy on the DVDs.

An alien ship fires a weapon at Moya. Although the energy shield is active, some of the blast makes it through and causes everyone's consciousness to jump into another body.

While waiting inside a transport pod to be picked up by Moya, Zhaan tells Crichton about being accused and tried for murder during his absence.

With Moya out of food, Chiana leads everyone to a dead boudong where she once worked.

Maldus returns to torment the crew, convincing them that their friends have perished. One by one, the evil sorcerer drags them into his realm.

A datacam tape is uncovered showing Aeryn as part of a Peacekeeper firing squad that executed a previous Pilot aboard Moya. The rest of the crew wants answers but Aeryn is recalcitrant about revisiting her past - especially her relationship with Velorek, the man charged with forcibly bonding a new Pilot to Moya. Pilot two refuses to communicate with the crew, not wanting to reveal his own complicity in the murky circumstances surrounding his installment as Moya's guide.

The crew returns from a Commerce Planet with a load of Crackers and a meek alien called Traltixx, who promises he can alter Moya's electromagnetics to make her untraceable. Crichton is skeptical; it seems too good to be true. As they pass through a constellation of pulsars, an intense paranoia affects the crew, turning them violently again each other. Crichton must fight against his own paranoid delusions to work out what Traltixx is actually doing and how to stop him.

Chiana leaves Moya and goes to 'grave planet' populated by reckless thrill seekers who play dangerous and life threatening games.

D'Argo takes part in a sacred ritual that helps an old Luxan, an Orican, to survive. During the ritual the Orican draws energy from who she thinks is D'Argo but is actually Moya. Consequently Moya starts to age rapidly.

Crichton, Aeryn and D'argo are stranded in an asteroid field while Scorpius searches for them. Their safety depends on Crais, who is nearby in Talyn. Aeryn teaches Crais how to control the young Leviathan - the only thing she can offer in return for the lives of her friends. When Moya returns to the asteroid field to look for her offspring, Crichton decides to remove Crais from control of Talyn. Scorpius finally sees his chance to strike.

A peacekeeper ship is approaching Moya, so Crichton and Aeryn pose as peacekeeper officers on a secret mission while everyone else gets locked into cells to make the deception seem realistic. The peacekeepers that come aboard have some secret cargo. But when their secret cargo escapes, no one on board is safe.

Moya tries to starburst to prove to the crew that she still can. It goes slightly wrong though and she gets stuck in starburst and split into several different dimensions.

Crichton is sucked down a wormhole and crash lands on a beach...on Earth, Australia. Although the home he has returned to isn't as real as it seems. Everything gets worse when the rest of Moya's crew shows up and are experimented on...killing Rygel.

When a Starburst goes badly wrong, Moya collides with a Nebari ship. On board is Durka, Rygel's former torturer, who has been mind cleansed and now serves the Nebari. Chiana, an attractive young rebel faces the same fate. Rygel takes it upon himself to take revenge on Durka and ends up undoing the cleansing and restoring him to his former, tyrannic incarnation.

Crichton leaves Moya in his module for a drive. Moya starbursts leaving Crichton marooned and alone in space. He finds a planet and makes it his home where he lives for several months until the others find him. He is unwilling to accept however, that Moya didn't starburst intentionally.

Moya responds to a distress call from another pregnant Leviathan. On arrival at a planet they are contacted by a Delvian who informs them that the distress call was a deception. It was her way a getting Moya to come to them. The Delvians have a hidden agenda though. They want to forcefully take Zhaan's knowledge and learn how she overcame her insanity.

While on a transport pod piloting lesson with Aeryn, Crichton gets caught in an energy field which is invisible to their sensors. Back on Moya, a strange guest docks and comes aboard to warn the crew about The Flax, an invisible energy net created to catch ships.

Crichton comes across the same conditions that initially created a wormhole. He leaves Moya in his module with Aeryn where he attempts to create a wormhole and return home. Although a wormhole forms it is unstable and the module gets damaged and he is forced to make an emergency landing on the planet to make repairs. On the planet he and Aeryn encounter a holographic message sent by Crais, offering rewards for: D'Argo, Zhaan and Rygel.

During routine searches for Peacekeeper beacons, D'Argo falls down a chute, destroys a Peacekeeper shield and gets ejected into open space. After being rescued D'Argo starts to think that everyone on Moya are members of his family. Moya, meanwhile, starts to alter the environmental conditions inside the ship so that it is hardly habitable for the crew. .

A scientist extracts DNA from several of Moya's crew, promising them that with it he would be able to use it to find the location of their home planets. Things get more interesting however when he asks for some of pilot.

Crichton is put into a head-to-head battle with Crais by a magical being named Maldis who feeds off the emotions of others and makes himself stronger by absorbing all of the negative energy and anger from Crichton and Crais.

A peacekeeper beacon goes off and Moya has to land on an alien planet to prevent it's signal being intercepted and Moya being discovered. Crichton, D'Argo and Aeryn leave Moya and explore the planet in search of a substance that can be used to numb Moya's senses so the beacon can be removed. Crichton gets separated from the group and meets up with some inhabitants of the planet who hide him from the authorities.

The crew visits a planet full of happy workers. Soon D'Argo and Zhaan start working and refuse to return to the ship. Meanwhile Rygel's body fluids become explosive and Aeryn and Pilot must learn why before Rygel dies.

The crew find an old abandoned peacekeeper ship adrift in space, on board they discover that Crais was there recently where he deposited a unit of techs to make repairs. Meanwhile Rygel learns that this was the ship where he was first held captive and starts getting paranoid. Things get even worse though when a group of fire breathing aliens show up.

A group of Tavleks come aboard for trade negotiations. Rygel takes a vitally important crystal from Moya to make himself seem wealthy. The Tavleks kidnap Rygel and take him down to the planet, leaving one of their wounded on board. Everyone goes to the surface to get him except Zhaan who stays on board to keep an eye on the Tavlek left behind.

The crew come across a ship that is molecularly de-stabilizing. D'Argo makes everyone bring it aboard when he discovers that there are Ilanics on board. Crichton goes on to the escape pod he gets a shock and starts experiencing strange visions of the future, firstly of himself and Matala, then of Moya's destruction.

Moya gets infested with bugs who have come on board to breed. They turn up the temperature to speed up the process but this causes Aeryn to get heat delirium as she is cold blooded. The bugs seem to be able to replicate members of the crew. And as if that isn't enough, a peacekeeper ship shows up.

Astronaut John Crichton attempts to use the Earth's atmosphere to propel his module at high speeds. He is hit by a radiation wave and is sucked through a wormhole into a distant part of the universe--straight into the middle of a space battle.

Before the filming of Farscape began, the crew tested set and make-up before the cameras to give everyone an idea how it would finally look on-screen. As it was purely for show, no sound was recorded for this test reel. Features D'Argo, Zhaan and Chiana.

A behind the scenes look at the special effects in Season 4 of Farscape.

Interview with Wayne Pygram who plays Scorpius.

Interview with Gigi Edgely who plays Chiana.

Interview with Claudia Black who plays Aeryn.

Interview with Anthony Simcoe who plays D'Argo.

Guy Gross (Composer) talks about composing the new theme for Season 3.

Wayne Pygram talks about his character, Scorpius. Season 2 featurette.

Lani Tupu talks about his characters, Captain Crais and as the voice of Pilot. Season 2 featurette.

Gigi Edgley talks about her character, Chiana. Season 2 featurette recorded 03.06.01.

"Home on the Remains" Episode 209 - Deleted Scene 006 - Aeryn fetches Zhaan's potions.

Dave Elsey (Creature Effects Supervisor) talks about making the creatures of Farscape. Season 1 featurette.

Terry Ryan talks about the costumes used on Farscape. Season 1 featurette.

Matt Carroll (Producer), Brian Henson and Ricky Eyres (Production Designer) talk about Moya and Pilot. Season 1 featurette.

John Eccleston (Head Puppeteer) talks about his character, Rygel. Season 1 featurette.

Anthony Simcoe talks about his character, D'Argo. Season 1 featurette.

Virginia Hey talks about her character, Zhaan. Season 1 featurette.

Claudia Black talks about her character, Aeryn Sun. Season 1 featurette.

Ben Browder talks about his character John Crichton. Season 1 featurette.

A new documentary filmed in high definition after the series' conclusion (the others are archival), with members of the cast and crew discussing what Henson calls the "cultural flavor" and "unique wildness" of the show.

Farscape Wrap Speech From David Kemper

A breezy recounting of the characters and storylines up to the end of Season 3, presented without narration or interviews but with plenty of film clips.

Executive Producer-Writer - David Kemper

Creator-Executive Producer - Rockne S. O’Bannon

Composer Guy Gross talks about the process of composing music for "Bad Timing" (Season 4, Episode 22)

Composer Guy Gross talks about the process of composing music for "Terra Firma" (Season 4, Episode 13).

Composer Guy Gross talks about the process of composing music for "John Quixote" (Season 4, Episode 7)

Composer Guy Gross talks about the process of composing music for "Crichton Kicks" (Season 4, Episode 1).

This featurette focuses on "Save Farscape," a valentine to the fans that recounts their efforts to save the show after SyFy (formerly the Sci-Fi Channel) canceled it following the fourth season; the creators had planned for a fifth, but while the audience was fiercely devoted, it never expanded much beyond the hard-core, the principal reason for its demise.

This featurette focuses on the show's outstanding visual effects work.

This featurette focuses on the series' various villains (most notably the dread Scorpius).

"Bad Timing" - Episode 422 - Extended Scene 41 - Braca takes orders from Scorpius whilst Sikozu eats. "Bad Timing" - Episode 422 - Deleted Scene 56 - Aeryn and John talk whilst fixing Moya.

"Hot to Katratzi" - Episode 420 - Extended Scene 13 - Sikozu provides intelligence on a Charrid move.

"A Constellation of Doubt" - Episode 417 - Extended Scene 15 - Aeryn brings presents round for Christmas at the Crichton household. "A Constellation of Doubt" - Episode 417 - Extended Scene 17 - Alien watch continues observing Noranti. "A Constellation of Doubt" - Episode 417 - Extended Scene 19 - Chiana tries make-up. "A Constellation of Doubt" - Episode 417 - Extended Scene 22 - Aeryn tries making a tuna sandwich whilst talking to Bobby. "A Constellation of Doubt" - Episode 417 - Deleted Scene 24 - Bobby talks to Sikozu about history. "A Constellation of Doubt" - Episode 417 - Extended Scene 47 - Bobby talks to Sikozu about taking a phone apart. "A Constellation of Doubt" - Episode 417 - Extended Scene 49 - John shows his sister Moya and talks about his time onboard.

"Bringing Home the Beacon" - Episode 416 - Extended Scene 08 - Chiana goes for 'tension manipulation'.

"Mental as Anything" - Episode 415 - Deleted Scene 64 - D'Argo is reunited with his wife.

"Twice Shy" - Episode 414 - Deleted Scene 27 - Noranti and Scorpius attempt to save Sikozu whilst Aeryn is emotional. "Twice Shy" - Episode 414 - Extended Scene 62 - Noranti cooks for D'Argo and Rygel.

"Terra Firma" - Episode 413 - Extended Scene 01 - Jack comes on board Moya and has his identity checked by John. "Terra Firma" - Episode 413 - Deleted Scene 33 - Rygel tells the others that the security is to protect humans from them. "Terra Firma" - Episode 413 - Deleted Scene 36 - Grayza interrogates the creature controlling Braca.

"Kansas" - Episode 412 - Deleted Scene 17 - John has a conversation with Mrs Levy. "Kansas" - Episode 412 - Deleted Scene 26 - Mrs Levy complains at Bob about freaks and an animal on his muffin break. "Kansas" - Episode 412 - Deleted Scene 40 - Leslie tells Jack she doesn't want him to go back to NASA.

"A Prefect Murder" - Episode 409 - Deleted Scene 35 - Sikozu and Zerbat discuss how to find Aeryn, and their respective homes. "A Prefect Murder" - Episode 409 - Extended Scene 48 - Sikozu has quite a bit more to say regarding certain insects.

"Natural Election" - Episode 406 - Deleted Scene 3 - Chiana gives Aeryn advice regarding men. "Natural Election" - Episode 406 - Deleted Scenes 25A-25B - The crew discusses chemistry.

"Promises" - Episode 405 - Extended Scene 7A - Crichton asks Scorpius about Grayza. "Promises" - Episode 405 - Deleted Scene 20 - Noranti, Crichton and D'Argo discuss a failed attempt to cure Aeryn. "Promises" - Episode 405 - Extended Scene 34 - D'Argo provides an assist when Sikozu argues with Crichton about saving Aeryn. "Promises" - Episode 405 - Deleted Scene 72A - A brief conversation between Chiana and Sikozu. "Promises" - Episode 405 - Extended Scene 72A - Crichton approaches Aeryn with a plan.

"What Was Lost, Part I: Sacrifice" - Episode 402 - Deleted Scene 7 (extended) - D'Argo talks to Chiana about his recent thoughts regarding his plans for revenge on Macton.

"Crichton Kicks" - Episode 401 - Extended Scene 12 - An extended language lesson for Sikozu. "Crichton Kicks" - Episode 401 - Deleted Scenes 58A-58C - A critical nearly 2 minute long entirely deleted scene between Scorpius, Braca and Grayza, small portions of which are confusingly shown in the "Previously on Farscape" segment of Episode 402 "What Was Lost Part 1".

Composer Guy Gross discusses creating the new opening theme for season 3.

David Kemper talks about season 3 of "Farscape".

Composer Guy Gross talks about the process of composing music for “Into The Lion’s Den, Part II: Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing” (Season 3, Episode 21).

Composer Guy Gross talks about the process of composing music for "The Choice" (Season 3, Episode 17).

Composer Guy Gross talks about the process of composing music for "Revenging Angel" (Season 3, Episode 16).

Composer Guy Gross talks about the process of composing music for "Eat Me" (Season 3, Episode 6).

"Dog with Two Bones" - Episode 322 - Deleted Scene 12 (alternate) - This is an alternate edit, including different scenes, after Moya is struck by the rogue Leviathan. "Dog with Two Bones" - Episode 322 - Deleted Scene 14 - Crichton and Rygel talk at a party. "Dog with Two Bones" - Episode 322 - Deleted Scene 21 - In this deleted scene, Pilot finds life on Earth very frustrating! "Dog with Two Bones" - Episode 322 - Deleted Scene 29 (partial) - Crichton's father, Jack, gives Aeryn a sentimental heirloom. "Dog with Two Bones" - Episode 322 - Deleted Scene 32 - Pilot receives information about the rogue Leviathan that is attacking her. "Dog with Two Bones" - Episode 322 - Deleted Scene 111 - Aeryn and Pilot share an intimate discussion about Leviathans and goodbyes. "Dog with Two Bones" - Episode 322 - Deleted Scene D'Argo's Conga - D'Argo gets down!

"Wolf in Sheep's Clothing" - Episode 321 - Deleted Scene 3 - In the restorative chamber onboard Scorpius' Command Carrier, Rygel uses a unique and aromatic ability to gain some privacy so he, D'Argo, Chiana and Jool can plan their next move. "Wolf in Sheep's Clothing" - Episode 321 - Deleted Scene 09 - Jool and D'Argo try to break into the Command Carrier's datastores to download information for Crichton. "Wolf in Sheep's Clothing" - Episode 321 - Deleted Scene 10 - Chiana and Rygel use a little charm and feigned illness to gain useful information about the Command Carrier's safety measures. "Wolf in Sheep's Clothing" - Episode 321 - Deleted Scene 46 - Crais apologizes to Aeryn. "Wolf in Sheep's Clothing" - Episode 321 - Deleted Scene 100 - Anxious to return to her own kind, Jool talks to Pilot about her people.

"Lambs to the Slaughter" - Episode 320 - Deleted Scene 46 - Scorpius and Commander Grayza talk about the threat of Scarrans. "Lambs to the Slaughter" - Episode 320 - Deleted Scene 55 - Aeryn and Henta discuss why Aeryn cannot return to the Peacekeepers.

"Fractures" - Episode 318 - Deleted Scene 13 (partial) - Suspicious of their Scarran and Hynerian "guests" aboard Moya, Crichton and D'Argo discuss their next move. "Fractures" - Episode 318 - Deleted Scene 20 - Surrounded by residue of the blasted Boolite, Crichton questions Crais about his experiences with the "other" Crichton. "Fractures" - Episode 318 - Extended Scene 29 - Crais sorts through the pieces of the Boolite and fends off questions from Jool. "Fractures" - Episode 318 - Alternate Scene 42 - Crais, Jool and John talk about getting more parts of the Boolite.

"The Choice" - Episode 317 - Deleted Scene 12 - Stark and Rygel question Crais about Xhalax.

"Revenging Angel" - Episode 316 - Deleted Scene 14 - Frustrated with her shipmates - and with growing up - Chiana repairs a DRD.

"Scratch 'n' Sniff" Episode 313 - Deleted Scenes 43-46 - This was the original ending for the episode - very different from the final version!

"Incubator" - Episode 311 - Deleted Scene 10 - Co-Kura Strappa finds himself in the awkward position of having to admit to Lt. Braca that he doesn't know where Linfer and the experimental prowler ended up after entering the wormhole.

"Losing Time" - Episode 309 - Deleted Scenes 12 & 13 - Pilot suggests that Crichton allow Jool to run tests and determine the reason for his blackouts and bleeding. "Losing Time" - Episode 309 - Deleted Scene 32A - Deeply concerned about [the] energy rider that has possessed [Chiana], Crichton and D'Argo discuss the worst possible scenario. "Losing Time" - Episode 309 - Deleted Scene 43 - Increasingly desperate, Crichton and D'Argo [argue] over whether or not it‘s time for drastic measures. "Losing Time" - Episode 309 - Deleted Scene 51 (partial) - Equipped with a map of Moya's inner workings, D'Argo and Jool silently plan their next move.

"Thanks for Sharing" - Episode 307 - Deleted Scene 40 - Stark tries to repair the badly damaged Talyn.

"Season of Death" Episode 301 - Deleted Scene 025 - A testy confrontation between D'Argo and Rygel on the Ice Planet. "Season of Death" Episode 301 - Deleted Scene 028 EXT - Rygel questions the mind-controlled Grunchlk about their deal. "Season of Death" Episode 301 - Deleted Scene 089 - A tender reunion between Aeryn and Pilot.

Behind the Scenes with Wayne Pygram

In-Depth interview with Virginia Hey

Behind The Scenes with Rebecca Riggs “Grayza”

Behind the Scenes with Paul Goddard who plays Stark.

Behind the Scenes with Gigi Edgley

Behind the Scenes with Claudia Black who plays Aeryn Sun.

Behind the Scenes with Ben Browder who plays John Crichton.

Behind the Scenes with Anthony Simcoe who plays D'Argo.

Season 2 Bloopers

Composer Guy Gross talks about the process of composing music for "Die Me, Dichotomy" (Season 2, Episode 22)

Composer Guy Gross talks about the process of composing music for "The Locket" (Season 2, Episode 16).

Composer Guy Gross talks about the process of composing music for "My Three Crichtons" (Season 2, Episode 10).

Composer Guy Gross talks about the process of composing music for his first episode: "The Way We Weren't" (Season 2, Episode 5)

This video compares broadcast scenes with scenes from an early director's cut of the episode "Picture If You Will".

This video compares broadcast scenes with scenes from an early director's cut of the episode "The Way We Weren't".

This video compares broadcast scenes with scenes from an early director's cut of the episode "Crackers Don't Matter".

This video compares broadcast scenes with scenes from an early director's cut of the episode "Taking the Stone".

This video compares broadcast scenes with scenes from an early director's cut of the episode "Vitas Mortis".

This video compares broadcast scenes with scenes from an early director's cut of the episode "Mind the Baby".

This video compares broadcast scenes with scenes from an early director's cut of the episode "Through the Looking Glass".

This video compares broadcast scenes with scenes from an early director's cut of the episode "The Flax".

"Liars. Guns, and Money - Part 2: With Friends Like These" Episode 220 - Deleted Scene 012 - The crew discusses John's dangerous plan to hire mercenaries to storm the depository. "Liars, Guns, and Money - Part 3: Plan B" Episode 221 - Deleted Scene 024 - Chiana suspects betrayal from the Zenetan Pirate, Zelkin.

"The Locket" Episode 216 - Deleted Scene 026 - A short dialogue scene between Crichton and Ennixx, Aeryn's granddaughter.

"Look at the Princess - Part III" Episode 213 - Deleted Scene 039 - At the foot of Crichton's beheaded statue, D'Argo, Chiana, and Rygel discuss his fate. "Look at the Princess - Part III" Episode 213 - Deleted Scene 056 - Injured after their climbing accident, Aeryn and Dregon Karzenova wonder how they will survive alone in the Barren Lands.

"Look at the Princess - Part I" Episode 211 - Deleted Scene 009 - Zhaan chants a priestly meditation to the enjoyment of Pilot and Moya. This is an extended version of a scene used in this episode.

"Dream A Little Dream" Episode 208 - Deleted Scenes 001-007 - Zhaan and Pilot comfort each other over the probable loss of Crichton, Aeryn, and D'Argo at the Gammak Base. "Dream A Little Dream" Episode 208 - Deleted Scenes 046-049 - In this scene on Litigara, Zhaan recites a Delvian chant.

"Crackers Don t Matter" Episode 204 - Deleted Scene 031 - Crichton is tormented by a singing Scorpius mental clone.

"Taking the Stone" Episode 203 - Deleted Scene 017 - Crichton and Aeryn are about to go to a gathering at the cliff where twisted young aliens "take the stone."

"Mind The Baby" Episode 201 - Deleted Scene 031 - Chiana welcomes D'Argo back to Moya in this flirtatious dialogue scene. "Mind The Baby" Episode 201 - Deleted Scenes 042/043 - Aeryn discusses how she feels about her plan to help Crais control Talyn.

Behind The Scenes With Wayne Pygram

Behind The Scenes With David Franklin "Braca".

Behind The Scenes With Gigi Edgley

Behind The Scenes With Lani John Tupu

Behind The Scenes With Jonathan Hardy

Behind The Scenes With Anthony Simcoe

In the Beginning: A Look Back with Brian Henson

The Farscape Effect: Behind the Scenes of a Cutting Edge Sci-Fi Show

Listed on the disc as 'The Battle Behind The Wars'

Zhaan is tried for murder on a litigious planet. "Re:Union" was originally filmed as the Season 2 premiere, but was held back and "Mind the Baby," the second episode, was broadcast first. This allowed the fates of Crichton, Aeryn, and D'Argo to be more quickly resolved after the cliffhanger ending of Season 1. New opening and closing scenes were filmed for '"Re:Union," making it a flashback. The episode was renamed "Dream A Little Dream" and broadcast later in Season 2 (02x08). The original edit of "Re:Union" went unseen until June 1, 2001, when it aired as a special presentation in the U.S. on the Sci Fi Chanel.

This hour-long documentary was aired before series 3. It was hosted by Ben Browder, Claudia Black, Rygel and Pilot. It featured clips from the previous 2 series and gave an overview of the show and got viewers up-to-speed with the current storyline. Getting any new viewers ready for the next series.