Text Transcript There is reasonable debate over which episode in Season 1 was the episode when the original series really finds its groove. I have my opinion, but I respect those who choose “Durka Returns.” It’s a fascinating episode, a step up in intensity from previous episodes. What’s bestRead More →
I’ve completed videos about all of Farscape’s major characters and the major species that appear in the original series. Yet, there’s another significant presence in the show that I haven’t touched on. That is the ship that appears prominently in the show: the mysterious ship that D’Argo calls “Lo’la.” ItRead More →
Embedded Video – Click to Watch The next recurring species we meet on Farscape are the Nebari. We get a good sense of the kind of beings they are in the first few seconds. <I am Salis> Salis is calm in a creepy way. He acts as though he representsRead More →
Continuing the character study of Chiana (click here for Part 1) by discussing the major plot twist in the comic books. <<Spoiler Alert>> You may want to read the comics first to fully appreciate the story arc. Embedded video below. . Text Transcript: We need to talk about Chiana. InRead More →
Part 1 – Embedded video below; click to play. Transcript: We need to talk about Chiana What “it” is is that while Crichton, Aeryn, D’Argo, Zhaan, and Rygel all strive toward particular goals, Chiana is more a little girl lost. Yes, don’t let the massive sex appeal fool you, ChianaRead More →
How we learn each Farscape character’s name for the first time. (Presented in order of appearance). Embedded video below. Click to play. More to come! #FarscapeNow Read More →
Looks like Gigi would still be fabulous as Chiana. #FarscapeNow Hashtag Trailer from Gigi Edgley on Vimeo.Read More →
One of the joys of Farscape is that it has numerous strong female characters. Zhaan, Aeryn, Chiana, Sikozu, and even Jool at times show independence and strength. I wrote about Zhaan and Aeryn before, and I will write about Chiana soon. Here I am going to focus on comparing andRead More →