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	Archive through Oct 21, 2004 Last Post: Oct 22, 2004, 06:35 pm		20

Posted By: Sindatur Oct 21, 2004 - 06:05 am

LOL Iz, there's lots of unused land in Nevada, and no natural disasters occuring regularly, no volcanoes, plenty of room for those higways and wildlife. Gets hot in the summer (But it's a dry heat, not moist heat you're used to in the swamps) and snow in the winter. Plus it's also next door to the Governator's state, like Washington.

Posted By: Nomad Oct 21, 2004 - 07:08 am

I enjoyed the scene where the group stormed the Scarrans after the baby was born. It had an air of a Old U.S. Western battle becuse of the musical score and the slow motion. The intensity was great!

Posted By: MerleZ Oct 21, 2004 - 08:02 am

Did you catch John telling Aeryn they should honeymoon in Bolivia? Clear reference to Butch and Sundance.

Posted By: ZimNova Oct 21, 2004 - 08:51 pm

>>>Gets hot in the summer (But it's a dry heat, not moist heat you're used to in the swamps) and snow in the winter. Plus it's also next door to the Governator's state, like Washington.<<<
Hummmmm, Sindatur, they must have moved Oregon without telling me.
Dry heat, LOL...the only thing "dry" about it is your throat.
I know where your comin' from brother as here we get 100` days during the summer and I'm either in the shade or runnin' the A/C in my truck or apt.
Yeah, lotta cheap land down there in Navada, right next to the former nuclear test sites, otta be clean by now eh? Been 50 years.

I live in Idaho and we have lots of neighbors NV, UT, WY, MT, OR & WA.

Posted By: Bmat Oct 22, 2004 - 06:35 pm

I was on vacation with people who had to watch the ballgames (!) so I only got to see bits of the shows- enough to get most of the story. I'll watch the whole things on Sunday.

Posted By: Aslan Oct 25, 2004 - 08:45 am

I really enjoyed the miniseries. It did a wonderful job of pulling the pieces together. Fun to watch. Had bits of everything that I love about the series. Good sense of humor. Great action and conflicts. Excellent acting and characters. And great effects that add to (rather than distracting from) the overall excellent story.

Hurrah!

Posted By: Nomad Oct 25, 2004 - 02:21 pm

Hmmm...I just thought of something...maybe John transfered the wormhole knowledge along to his son with the birth. After all, the knowledge wasnt taken from Chrighton till after the baby was born. Also, it was something in the way that they said that the galaxy is his son Dargo's whole playground. Which would mean opening up a possible future miniseries...woohoo..Gotta love a good speculation.

Posted By: Qray Oct 25, 2004 - 03:32 pm

Nomad - Did Einstein take ALL wormhole knowledge from Crichton? Or just the knowledge of wormhole weapons? I thought it was just wormhole weapons.

Posted By: Nomad Oct 26, 2004 - 06:04 pm

What did Harvey say? They took all wormhole knowledge or all Wormhole WEAPONS knowledge? Sorry, dont recall. It doesn't matter how much they took....little Dargo was already born. Could he have been born , subconciously , with the wormhole knowledge? After , mom is a sabacian...genetically enhanced. As all of them are. John, a human, fine...but....some people believe about that kind of transferance beteen generations. So, doesnt my speculation hold water???? Anything is possible in the Farscape Universe!

GO RED SOX!

Posted By: Qray Oct 26, 2004 - 07:30 pm

I thought when Harvey was doing his death bed schtick he said, wormhole weapons, but I could be wrong. It's happened before and will happen again. (Me being wrong that is.)

It would make for an interesting idea (and a possible sequel idea.) That Crichton could've passed on his wormhole knowledge to his offspring. That's why I was thinking that perhaps Grayza's oven bun was Crichton's. That she seduced him to get knocked up with a child that would have workhole knowledge.

GO BADGERS!

Wha? Huh? Smegging Martians!

;-])

Posted By: Sindatur Oct 27, 2004 - 06:34 am

Well, as far as passing along genetic memories to the offspring (Little D'Argo and possibly Grayza Jr), doesn't really matter when Crichton had the knowledge removed or how much, because any passing of that knowledge genetically would have to be passed during conception, I would think. Both were conceived when John had his knowledge (with the Blackhole Weapon information "Locked up" ) so if the knowledge is passed genetically, the kids will have the lesser knowledge on the surface, and the "locked" knowledge they wouldn't be able to access until playing the "Time" game with an Ancient.

Posted By: ZimNova Oct 27, 2004 - 06:50 pm

Well, I was gonna write a hugh review because I thought the Farscape mini was everything I could have ever have hoped for in terms of the conclusion of "this" chapter of the series but I found a better, by far, review thanks to the SFC BBoard.

It answers many of the questions remaining from the mini as well as possible "future" story arc plot points.

Read it: Here
A vary special Scaper thanks to TNMC & Rafael Pujals for posting this review.
Happy Surfing.

Posted By: Ian Viking Nov 06, 2004 - 12:49 pm

Here's info for ya - in a sci-fi channel preview (*spit*) chat DK answered these questions....

Q. Fragments of J & A fell into the water. How will they be regained?
A. Rygel is aquatic. He'll fetch them.

Q Other spoilers?
A. Rygel becomes pregnant with Aeryn's baby.

Both of these were dismissed as DK taking the piss as it were. They were both true! The swine!

Posted By: Ian Viking Nov 06, 2004 - 12:50 pm

Oh, and GO RED SOX!

Nice to see them win since I visited them

Posted By: Ian Viking Nov 06, 2004 - 12:53 pm

As for Foetal DNA, that remains to be seen.....

Posted By: Nomad Nov 07, 2004 - 06:47 am

Good to see ya Ian!

Posted By: AspZelazny Nov 08, 2004 - 12:34 pm

Sorry that I don't come by to post very much, but I very much enjoy stopping by to read the intelligent commentary that I've come to expect from the old SciFiSite group.

Nothing big to add to what's been said, but I thought I'd mention (since someone was speculating above) that the Farscape: Peacekeeper Wars DVD is supposed to be released in January. Creation Entertainment has a pre-release order 'deal' that you can check out. (Unfortunately, S&H for the $19.95 DVD at $8.50 seems a bit steep ...)

Posted By: Bmat Nov 08, 2004 - 03:09 pm

I see that Amazon is offering it for $17.98. Free shipping if you order something else that brings the order up to $25.

Posted By: Magus Nov 08, 2004 - 03:10 pm

Cool. Amazon seems to have decent prices.

Posted By: ZimNova Nov 08, 2004 - 05:50 pm

Well gang.
The bottom line is if one pre-orders the Creation DVD they also will receive a "signed", (so they claim and with every 25th order a "Ben & Claudia" signed) cast member pic to add to their collection (vary rare this will be).
Thus the $8.95 S&H is little currency compared to visiting a Con. to get a sig. or ordering a signed pic of this caliber online.
So, left in the original packaging, the Creation offer will have positive collecters value over time. Won't be able to watch the DVD though so you'll have to order 2 to protect ones invesment.
Details Here.
I've already pre-ordered (while biting my tongue) the Creation offer because of the collector value of the "package".

If all one wants is the DVD I would suggest Amazon.com simply because I , personally, hate having to deal with Creation.
Hope this helps.

Posted By: Bmat Nov 08, 2004 - 05:52 pm

Thanks, Zim!

Posted By: Nomad Nov 10, 2004 - 05:18 pm

Good to see you ASP.
I watched more of the PCW last night. The more I watch it, the more I looked through each scene to its surroundings, Score, side line...it was really much more that I thought.