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It's The 10th Anniversary Of FARSCAPE!! For One Day Only You Can Get This Celebratory T-Shirt...
Merrick here...
It's the 10th Anniversary (!?!?!?!?!?!) of FARSCAPE and The Henson Company is marking the occasion with an extremely limited edition T-shirt, which is available for one day only.
THE SALE IS UNDERWAY!
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I miss Farscape.
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yooze guys suk! oh, and could someone tell the Moe's people that Philadelphians don't sound like New Yawkers! dumb asses...
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I miss this show. I really need to get this on DVD at some point.
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This was a fantastic show. Hopefully we will see some new Farscape in the future. Sure they are doing the comic books, but it doesn't beat the live action aspect with the original actors.
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i think we need another miniseries!
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ended better than it began.
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One of the better Sci-Fi shows I've seen. Fun characters, good stories for the most part.
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It's Farscape - the show from which BSG borrowed substituting curse words and having a version of a character living in another character's head. Both shows rule - I really hope the long talked about Farscape webisodes actually get made - and soon! Oh yeah, cool shirt. The new Farscape comics have been great too.
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The producers of Stargate were brilliant in bring Browder and Black on board for the final years of that show as it got me watching it regularly. Stargate combined the fun of the original Trek with a touch of Dr. Who, plus original elements. Never thought I'd get so attached to muppet-type creations, but that was the case with Rygel and Pilot. Plus it was one heck of a love story that men could like along with women (look for the fan-made montage set to Queen/Bowie "Under Pressure"). Clever, harrowing, funny, dramatic, always passionate, I'll take a single ep of Farscape over any season of BSG. Yeah, I got a 10th anniv.shirt. Shouldn't have spent the money, but impulse buying kicked in...
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I've always been interested in watching both this and Babylon 5 since I started getting really into Sci-Fi etc the last few years. My worry though is that since I've been watching shows like Lost and BSG (and other modern shows) that I'll be spoiled by the special effecst and ability to tell stories without sacrificing creative vision in that respect that I won't be able to enjoy these shows because they'll look so goofy to me. I feel like if you watch something when it comes out or as a kid, you love the material unconditionally and your imagination fills in the blanks. Just look how well the original Star Wars holds up for us. I would say that the effects in those movies are better than the prequels because the nostalgia and iamgination that comes with it. If I start watching these old sci-fi shows now, will I not be able to gain that? I hope someone can help me out with this. I always hear Babylon 5 is the most complete sci-fi series ever, with complete planned out answers, etc. Will I still be able to get into these shows do you think? I hope my concern makes at least a little sense to someone.
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Yeah I bought a shirt too. Hopefully SciFi or SyFy or whatever they want to call themselves now doesn't see a penny of it.I keep thinking I want to boycott iSyFy or whatever but then I keep thinking about the possibility of Stargate Universe, Caprica, and these Farscape Webepisodes actually being good....
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Did they farm this design out to the interns? For $18 I would like something a little more interesting than a shirt that looks like it was made in a fan's basement.
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You shouldn't have a problem with either show. Both Farscape and Babylon 5 may have sub-standard CGI compared today but both series are really about the characters.Also, if the CGI does bother you, you'll be happy to know that the CGI of each show gets progressively better the farther into the series you get.
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Good stories, great writing and acting, and a hot grey-skinned chick. Excellent.
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"the show from which BSG borrowed substituting curse words". The original BSG did this year before Farscape.
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Thanks to Earthman/American John Crichton. Early on, Dagobah/Yoda, Klingon references down the road to some aliens and more.
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Let's see: Claudia Black, Virginia Hey, and Gigi Edgley. What's not to love? And whatever makeup artist was able to give Gigi cleavage should have won an emmy for makeup!
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are DVD or Blu-ray sets already? These have been out-of-print for way to long!
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Mar 19, 2009 12:08:44 PM CDT
Now this is the kind of geek stuff that makes this site cool.
by jimmy rabbitte
I never watched Farscape; but that doesn't matter. Little side highlight stories like this are very cool indeed.
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What? There was a BSG before this one? Must have been made for old people or something. hehe. No I know they used it pretty rarely back in the original series but it seemed with Farscape getting away with it on a weekly basis that the current BSG felt free to use it much more liberally as well. But yes, technically you are correct. Even though I rarely watched the old series, I bet their were no Harvey's running around in anyone's head.. or were there.. hrmmm...
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Mar 19, 2009 12:15:21 PM CDT
Note to Martin Campbell: Ben Browder would make a great Hal Jord
by spyguy
You haven't announced who's going to be Hal yet, so make it happen!
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so cool
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It's one of the most innovative show of the last decade. It was the first show that managed to make me expect the death of main cast members in every single episode and not just season finales! I don't know any other show which can switch from dark and violent to colourful and funny escapism within one second, without feeling forced or silly! And it doesn't matter what you think about the puppets, at least they were willing to try something else to give use non-humanoid looking aliens!
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Polar opposite of Galactica, but still one of the two truly great space adventures of the last decade.
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Especially if a sequel movie called for him to go crazy :)
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Make more FarScape movies!!!! PLEASE!!!
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Hahaha.
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Don't get me wrong. If you like both, fantastic.But for me, I watched the episodes of Farscape, marveled at how visually imaginative they were, then went back to Star Trek and saw aliens with nothing more than weird ridges on their noses.Yes, Star Trek at its peak was better at the intellectual stuff. But in terms of imagination, give me Farscape any day.
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I love all the Star Treks (except for Enterprise) and the Prisoner, but Farscape was the best series I've ever seen. Non-humanoid aliens, inter-character relationships that you really care about, one of the top three best villains ever (Scorpius), excellent makeup effects, great CGI, fully-realized alien worlds, truly funny, explored scientific ad metaphysical concepts, never afraid of going over viewer's heads, homages to classic stories and concepts that came before, thrilling action, stunning climaxes between each season, simply brilliant and imaginative. Not a bad episode in its entire run. The comic book out right now is a canonical fifth season. Check out this show and get knocked on your coal-mining ass.
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When he joined in Nerve and kicked everyone's ass, including the old villain, the show really started moving toward greatness. He wasn't even actually evil, just utterly without conscience.
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A dead scifi show gets a talkback. Better than BSG?
Oh yeah, it was so much better it gained a spinoff show.
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...I agree that it was imaginative. It was just TOO imaginative for TV audiences.
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I love both Farscape and BSG. I enjoy Farscape far more. Farscape had a dull episode here or there, but BSG has gone off the rails for about a season now.
I actually find the characters in Farscape to be more compelling than BSG characters which is saying something since a few of the FS characters are puppets. On BSG, I don't really care about any of the characters other than Adama. It seems like they never knew what to do with Apollo. Starbuck is too much to believe (she's not only an awesome pilot, she's a brilliant strategist, and artist as well).
I also have to echo the sentiment that BSG completely borrowed (ripped off) the idea of having a villain appear only in the head of a character through an implanted microchip. Everytime 6 appears to Gaius, I think "Farcape did this first." And it happens in every BSG episode.
That said, I enjoy both shows. I just think Farscape was far more imaginative and creative and far more enjoyable to watch.
Regarding spin-off shows...you might have to eat those words. I guess Stargate is brilliant then, right? Star Trek only got a spinoff show ~20 years after the original ended.
It seems that the public only latches onto sci-fi tv that is only slightly sci-fi. Meaning that anything that is too different than just humans on ships is too much for them to handle. Then again most people don't have very active or productive imaginations. -
made me almost lose my lunch, couldn't they photoshop that shit out?
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best frelling thing ever created for broadcast over the medium of television? Because it should be said. Thanks for the heads-up with the article, but I'd already ordered the shirt. Can't wait for some webisodes of the most creative, imaginative and compelling show ever created!
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If any of you actually buy and wear this shirt, you 100 percent will get the crap kicked out of you and laughed at...these are facts
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supposedly this new comic series sets up the webisodes. But damn, it's time for a new miniseries (or movie series!!). But I also miss Firefly. And godsdamn it, I will miss BSG when it's gone. That last bit in the recent special where the actors talked to the camera about what BSG meant to them, I have to admit, there were tears. I think we have been lucky in the last 10 years to have 3 amazing science fiction shows which were all three very different in terms of tone, theme, and characters. I don't know what could possibly fill the shoes of Farscape, Firefly and BSG, but I hope these shows challenge writers, actors, and viewers to demand more from science fiction on television and come up with fantastic new creations.
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I just wished I watched the entire series. I've only caught a few episodes here and there and I loved it. I just might go out and buy the first season today.
That's the one thing I love about good, spacey Science Fiction TV shows. When they're good, they're REALLY good! All of the Star Trek series, Firefly, BSG, and Farscape. I love being a geek!
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Not to draw away from Farscape at all but I just read this on Slashdot and was surprised I hadn't seen anything about it on Aintitcool yet:http://tinyurl.com/cddwjyThats pretty damn cool.
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Dumbass. That's a fact.
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This site even inserts those damn spaces inside of tinyurls?
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Pretty nice guy. That's a fact
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Dumbass.
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Dont remember.
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The season DVDs aren't even "in print" anymore. C'mon dammit!
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You're thinking Andromeda.
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Maybe SciFi has it on "hiatus" for a year like they like to do with their shows and merchandise.
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And is still better than nearly everything on now.
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After digging around I found this thread on Sci Fi's forum:http://tinyurl.com/dnly5rLooks like the original publisher lost the DVD rights. However, it looks like Sony might be picking it up to make on BluRay, unfortunately minus the "Starburst Edition" content that had cast and crew interviews.
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...science fiction shows ever. WAY jokier than BSG but with the same serious choices that the characters have to make. Features two of the best death scenes I've ever seen. Will never be remembered with BSG, X-Files or the first three Treks but just as good. EVERY week they made me say "I CANNOT believe they did that". In a good way. Don't hesitate to watch it. In episode 10 the show sets up an extremely important arc and in episode 19, one of the greatest villains of all time makes his appearance and completely changes the shows direction. Please, for all those who have never seen it... do yourself a favor and check it out.
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Half like half the series on DVD, waiting for the rest on Blu. Absolutely love Chiana (and Gigi of course) as well as Claudia Black, etc...Between Farscape and Babylon 5, I don't think there's been a more vivid and exciting and just absolutely the best and most kick ass sci-fi series ever (yes, better than ST for me, no question). Certainly my favorites!!!
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Mar 19, 2009 3:39:27 PM CDT
See, BSG? If you have a decent finale, fans think of you fondly
by spyguy
FARSCAPE had a great finale with THE PEACEKEEPER WARS 4-hour mini-series. Now it's your turn, so don't frak it up!
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...it took took my virginity, found it, put it back, and then took my virginity again. God bless Farscape, David Kemper, Rockne O'Bannon, Ben Browder, Claudia Black, Wayne Pygram, Gigi Edgley, Anthony Simcoe and everyone else involved in the creation of this beautiful, brilliant work of television art, which to this day is still one of my all-time top three favorite tv shows, and still the best science fiction series of all time.
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Mar 19, 2009 3:46:51 PM CDT
With STARGATE gone(thankfully), Browder can go on to better thin
by monkey_king
like more FARSCAPE perhaps and the above mentioned perfect casting of Hal Jordan in Martin Campbell's GREEN LANTERN film for Warner Bros/DC
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Looks like some cafepress pull to me ... they already extended it .. whoah .. so limited .. we have to extend it ... i think i rather go after some firefly t-shirts ... :)
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The finale made the rest of the series better retroactively. Ranks up there with the finales Babylon 5, ST:TNG and The Prisoner as one that enriched the series. BSG really needs to pull itself together because the end of it's last season is starting to have the whiff of a something that makes the rest of the series feel worse, like The X-Files.
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The production quality of the dvd's was very poor.. many of the discs have gone bad since they first came out.. You can find the entire series (seasons 1-4), including the Peacekeeper Wars, on itunes..
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because I may just throw up a little bit...
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It is far better than most dren on television these days. I think i miss Zaahn the most, although Pilot is also a favorite. C'mon Henson! We want more!
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For giving me the love of Farscape. And for actually giving me Peacekeeper Wars.
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see, this is what I'm talking about. This is why BSG is so relevant and will be remembered for a long time. Although I just imagined various sad and funny situations where Olmos tries the 'so say we all' in real life.
Random Farscape memory. When I first got cable as an adult with my own family, one of the first things I couldn't wait to see was Farscape because I had read so much about it. It was in the middle of the 3rd season when there were 2 Crichtons. I swear I had no frelling clue what was going on - and it made absolutely no sense to me. But I loved every minute of it because it was so damn strange. Then I found when the old seasons were being played and eventually caught up between the 3rd and 4th seasons. And I loved it. -
I loves me some Farscape but Supernatural is a current on air show. Show it some love. Give it a TB!!!
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you're a dumbass.
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Speaking of the Farscape webisodes, what the frell ever happened to those? Peacekeeper Wars was indeed a quality finale that we were robbed of originally when Sci-Fi axed Farscape for "memorable" drell like Tremors: The Series and Crossing over with Douche. Of course the finale makes you crave more even though they tied up alot of major plot lines quite nicely.
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I meant drenn, not drell!!
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Everything about it.
Imagine a world where excellence in science fiction is not rewarded by cancellation but continuation, and every Friday night, one could watch back-to-back new episodes of BSG, Firefly and Farscape. And then special mayonnaise came out of the Unicorn's horn. -
Yeah, there was a time (a very, very brief time) when Firefly and Farscape came on back to back (on two different networks). Best two hours of =television ever...
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of one of the great TV shows ever. No, not the Ghost Whisperer. ;)
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...would have happened. I'm just sayin.
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One of the best send offs ever.
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I thought it was wrong in almost every way possible.
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And there you have it.
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...characters that acted like themselves were Crighton and Rygel. It was like they retconned everyone else. It didn't even affect me when Dargo died, because he didn't feel like the real Dargo.
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Saw on my Dish Network DVR program guide that the time for the finale is 9 to 11:10PM tomorrow night. Program your DVR's accordingly.
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But admire the dedication of its fan base. Enjoy the shorts, folks.
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I mean - yeah. Although I enjoyed Peacekeeper Wars only by accepting that it was basicly all of Season 5 crammed into 4 hours. Lots of stuff didn't have time to develop properly but at least we got to see it. As far as D'argo goes - I'm not sure he's dead. And if he is, well, according to the finale ever Farscape story which appeared in the finale issue of the Farscape magazine by Rockne S. O'Bannon set in the future, D'argo is there attending a funeral of a shipmate. Hrmm.. something to think about.
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Maybe 4-5 times, and I literally couldn't make it through more than 10-15 minutes per episode without turning it off. Maybe if I saw it from the beginning it would be different, but something about the show just didn't click with me, ever. Ah well.
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part of an overall strategy by Rockne S. O'Bannon to show Sci-fi (Syfy whatever) that the show is still quite profitable in an attempt to bring it back to the channel as a new series. Like Scorpy 2.0 -- Farscape 2.0. Obviously that wouldn't be the name but - bah you get the idea. Heh.
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Mar 19, 2009 9:40:09 PM CDT
Apparently at the press screening of the finale this week in NYC
by pennsy
Ron Moore delivered the tape himself, per the LA Times, on a red-eye flight. This was literally finished up in the last 10 days. "A lot of last-minute visual effects getting dropped in, we need that ... shot, where's that shot, no, go back and do this again, a lot of sound effects — it was just a mad scramble," he said. "I think the lion's share in the last week was done by our visual effects guys and girls who were just sitting in a dark room staring into monitors for like literally 24 hours. They just never took a day off for the last four weeks or something.... We just beat the shit out of them. They really gave it their all."
"...We sort of raped the treasury of Universal for the last one. Universal stepped up. The network was, 'Fine, make it three hours! But somebody has to pay for it and it ain't going to be us.' "
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Reissue the damn season box DVDs for a limited time so I don't have to float a second mortgage just to afford 'em! Just a suggestion. Carry on.
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I love you Farscape. One of the most amazing series I have ever seen. Frelling Amazing! Need it on Blu Ray.
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So if it wasn't for Farscape's "frell", BSG wouldn't have had "frak"? What about the 70's version of BSG, which had "frak" as well.
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It was the Stargate of its day
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Mar 19, 2009 11:14:19 PM CDT
Neural clones, actual clones that were not clones but the same,
by bobman46
Man this show was actually bursting with creativity that bordered on genius at times. Sure it had all the insanity but all the characters choices felt real and there was always something in the balance and man it was fun. I whole slow arc of John "seeing" Scorpius was SO well done - I don't watch BSG but in a one episode I saw, didn't they have that blonde Cylon as a neural clone? - anyway, NO show has made aliens seem so "Alien" in a way that just plain doesnt make sense sometimes from a human point of view. Wasn't too keen on the Peacekeeper wars myself on the whole but loved having them back. Bring em back!
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that part was cut off from my last post. The Helium Fart gag NEVER got old
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You're comparision makes no sense. Stargate was competent sci-fi. Farscape was a well-written genre bending show filled with memorable characters.
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How could it be "the Stargate of it's day" when SG-1 premiered two years before Scape?
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It was an action adventure show with some laser guns shooting.
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Whoever's responsible for the DVD rights has to get off their ass and start shipping discs. If this show is not currently airing somewhere on cable TV the public should sue for television malpractice. This show holds its own with B5, Firefly and other greats. Farscape had its own goofy style, the witticisms of pre-Dollhouse Whedon and ballsy plotlines that would make BSG curl up in a corner somewhere and weep. Farscape would take a familiar scifi trope, like an episode where a space oddity splits a familiar character into 3 copies, and run with it for an entire season. They were utterly unafraid of long-term storylines carried out with brilliant, foolhardy energy. They had aliens -- and hot alien women. They had a spaceship that went interesting places. And unlike so many scifi shows they didn't belong to some kind of military organization. Occasional episodes were over-the-top bizarre. But the show worked, and its incredible fluctuating cast had genuine chemistry. Episodes like "Crackers Don't Matter" and three-parters like "Liars, Guns and Money" and "Look at the Princess" rank among the best science fiction ever aired. If you're stuck watching shit like Supernatural or the turgid Dollhouse give yourself a break and catch up with one of the greats.
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run thru coridors. shout each others names in slo mo. floods of alien slime, vomit, shit, snot. big fx effect.
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I don't want a frelling t-shirt...I want more farscape...
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That ep cracked me up, indeed.
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I wish they'd do another tv movie.
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Continuing the show. FYI.
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From this show. With Scorpius being in Johns head for a few seasons.
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After seeing all the love Farscape still gets, I'd LOVE to see this TB be at the top of posts, especially given it's a post about a show that's not on anymore, and it's a post about a frelling T-SHIRT! Let's get this TB to the top!
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Crackers Don't Matter.
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After looking at eBay, I might be able to make a small fortune selling my season sets of Farscape.
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That's all I've got really.
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I like how their posts always turn out saying far more about their own intelligence levels and perceptual abilities than the show itself.
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Crow3711, B5 will seem dated to you and the first season (and much of the second) will be painful to work through, but the third and the fourth are so freaking, non-stop good that it'll be worth it, if you are patient. The mysteries and excitement will get your pulse pounding. Farscape it easier to jump into, IMO. Other than the fact that it isn't widescreen, it doesn't feel dated at all. It's more Henson than CGI. It's the best Sci-fi show of all time. That honor would have gone to B5 had it not been for the weaker episodes watering down the brilliance. B5 still has the best character arc of all time with Londo Mollari.
BSG provided a bunch of really good episodes that leaves you feeling like there's a lot of potential in the show, but none of it has really paid off. Does anyone expect tonight's episodes to be half as good as the Farscape miniseries wrap up? Of course not. Plus I pretty much now hate every single BSG character whereas I grew to really love all the Farscape characters. Even the villains were lovable. And BSG feels like an alternate reality Earth whereas Farscape had a true, far out sci-fi feel to it. I think it's time to fire up the DVDs.
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Yay! now I can pay the frelling bills then get my shirt.
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beats the shit out of BSG!!!
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Especially for guys who do not want to get laid.
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I cannot believe that you can even remotely like this futuristic ape dung.Horrible actors, fucking lame scripts, laughable cheap production design. Who cares about this kiddie crap anyway?
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I think I picked it up when Sci Fi was running a marathon before starting what would become the final season of the show. I was PISSED when it got cancelled. I still have never gone back and watched all the earlier episodes I missed though. Need to do that.
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It feels like years since they were announced, and they're still talking about them "Coming soon!"
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Is a good example of what I'm talking about.
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So true. But at the same time that's quite an understatement. It's kind of like saying "Looking at Frank Frazetta paintings is better than letting Rob Liefeld take a shit directly into your eyes" or something.
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...you can never get enough muppets.
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good. Battlestar dark isn't my idea of sci-fi fun at all. Oh, it's interesting at times, but oppressive. No light with the dark.
When you grow up to became a real adult and learn it's okay to be playful and serious, maybe you'll get Farscape. Then, you probably hate Who and Torchwood, too. -
I just watched the BSG finale and boy did it ever suck ass. The apologists are gonna have a hard time defending that one. Farscape, on the other hand, was never anything short of utterly brilliant.
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Forget the webisodes, we need a new series. In fact forget that and get the old team together for an entirely new project.
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I figured it would be crap. Watching a TV show should not be a chore but that show has been one since season 2. Now that I have the entire final season to watch (been collecting them since Razor). I'll get around to the final shows this spring. No interest in Crapica... Farscape and B5 WERE some of the best TV Sci-Fi EVER produced. Don't miss out the chance to watch those shows.
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I wouldn't even bother watching the rest. It's time that you'll never get back and I wish that I hadn't. The show went into a tailspin at the beginning of season 3 and crashed HARD at the end. Just wait for the Farscape revival, which is sure to be frelling great!
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I mean really. I'm waiting to give them my money. Then how about an 8-13 episode series. In times like these we need fun shit like Farscape.
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The complete series box set on Blu-Ray, that is what we need. Remastered to 16:9 if at all possible.
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Mar 22, 2009 8:21:08 AM CDT
Sector_11374265, i'm in no hurry to start the final season of BS
by computerguy68
But after slugging through the first three (God s3 was a POS for the most part) I might as well see the rest. I have them all, and will watch it when I have nothing better to do and the weather is bad, and I have no new books to read. Maybe in about a year! A Farscape revival would be nice, but can they do it again? All of the B5 spin-offs were kind of flat...
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As long as they involve the same creative people I don't see why not. The bar has been set extremely low right now, as anyone can see by the BSG finale.
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Mar 23, 2009 12:08:07 AM CDT
Sector, true, let them try, would be nice to see the gang again.
by computerguy68
It was a show that was ended before it hit the best before date, unlike BSG. Funny thing about that show, during the first year, I argued with some BSG drones that the show would never make it to 5 years, and that it would struggle to get past 3 and be any good. I was told that the folks running the show could do it and that I had no creative talent to see the vision of the show. Ha! in the end I was right and the show is dead! Crapica will probably never make it past season 1.
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I just found out about this. I want one but its too late. Why for only one day??
Oh Frell.
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