Graphite on A5 paper.

Many more scenes on my mind for future boring lectures but I'm forcing another friend to watch this show with me and I was just reminded how pretty this one is.

So I was thinking my mom could dress up as Zhaan (she's skinny and wouldn't mind shaving her head), and I could dress up as the fat drag queen Zhaan (I'm not quite that fat but chubby compared to my mom, and I'm planning on wearing a bald cap that I'm going to spray paint a slightly different blue than my makeup... And I'm just going to wear a much cheaper looking version of the same outfit as she's wearing (we might do Zhaan in earthling clothes, unless we can find the right fabrics)

Specifically from a behind the scenes segment I vaguely remember from twenty years ago.

In the season 2 episode Look at the princess part 1 there’s an interaction between John and Rygel:

R: Was I right?
J: Yes Rygel, you were right.
R: Don’t ever forget it.

I recall someone saying that they cut a series of lines in there, where Rygel says something like “I’m small so you think I’m annoying… the things that I say are often right.”

Anyone know what the lines were, or where I could find the video talking about them? I’ve hunted on all the extras stuff on YouTube and can’t find it.

Don't get me wrong, they are an awesome race of creatures and I think they do synergize well with a crew they bond with, but why would peacekeepers use them? They have a mind of their own to the point they need a control collar, needed to have a pilot bonded to it for its whole life in order to be used properly, and the peacekeepers want to do nothing to bond with the ship they use, why deal with all that? Surly making and using a regular ship is less of a hassle.

I can totally see him rocking a Jotaro Kujo fit... With the cigarette and everything.

In "Vitas Mortis," when D'Argo is getting hot and heavy with the Luxan mystic woman, Crichton very awkwardly excusing himself and shuffling out of there with a "WTF" look on his face is hilarious.

Also can someone who knows how to do discord teach me how to add new channels and stuff?

I want to make friends in the fandom :)

Aeryn asks John about his father "is he anything like the man I met?" talking about that one episode where John seemingly gets back to Earth. If I'm not missing anything, it was all in John's head and Aeryn did not meet his father, in fact she probably stayed behind on Moya during all this since we only see Dargo and Rygil when John "wakes up." So is it considered to be a mistake by the writers or John told them what happened in detail and she was just being... is he like the man "I met" (in the simulation you told me about)?

No next seasons spoilers please.

From illustrated season 2 companion book.

I just find that so cute...

Grayza, Scorpius, or Crais?

Do you think it's big? Small and deformed? Big and deformed? I'm asking because I am writing a fanfic.

He let John go through his cycle of anguish until he finally broke down and asked for help. He went to the bizzarro Moya just to keep the ruse going.

How did he know? Stark knew and Braca knew.

The crew of Moya could become quite wealthy from creating a market for chocolate in the Uncharted Territories and Tormented Space. I'm sure they could find a farming community that could grow it (starting in a couple days, because tomorrow is a rest day) instead of tannat root.

Just load up a couple of Moya's cargo bays with seeds/rootstock and they're all set.

I'd add vanilla, coffee, and tea (and maybe ice-a-cream/sugar), but chocolate is the food that's actually mentioned when they arrive on Earth.

And by farming out the work (intended), they still have time for their heists and capers.

Or the costumes.... Or the og Scorpius suit

My buddy surprised me for my birthday with three copies of the farscape comics this year! Two of them are the same issue with alternative cover art, so they're after I read it at the speed of light, all three are gonna go proudly on my display shelf haha!!

But i can't decide where the hezmana im going to put the farscape 1 patch.... Hmm.....

Obviously the peacekeeper design had a lot of influence from the 1920s Soviet avant-garde art, what with their logo being directly lifted from the propaganda poster by El Lissitzky, but has it been elaborated by the creators why was there so much of that particular era-style art in the show? I remember there was this episode about some lawyer planet where everybody was dressed like they did in the early USSR fashion shows/theatrical productions, and now on my current rewatch I noticed this text from "the peacekeeper database" which made me laugh out loud because those are names of soviet writers and book editions on the left. And whoever put those there dug deep because those two are not the most famous, but both of them were very propagandistic in their works. Was there some ex-soviet artist present in the art department? Or was it just that they decided to use plenty of unusual (at least for the time being) influences in the show's design?