The Perfect Villain

[Gregorius]

Captain Reynolds in command of an Alliance cruiser.

[Annubis' hitman]

I honestly love the wraith as an enemy because we see the human side of them. They don't feed because their evil but because they have to. Its a moral dilema and that makes them awesome. Plus they look cool and can actually problem solve unlike some enemys.

The goa'uld were evil by nature, the ori are religious freaks, and both replicators were machines. The wraith are just so complex.

[2ndgenerationalteran]

zits

[Gregorius]

A coalition of the RIAA, the MPAA and the BSA. The combined power of the companies supporting them and their lawyers would strike fear into the hearts of their enemies.

Of course, IBM's lawyer corps, the Nazgûl, would also make a fearsome enemy.

[Crazy Tom]

A coalition of the RIAA, the MPAA and the BSA. The combined power of the companies supporting them and their lawyers would strike fear into the hearts of their enemies.

Of course, IBM's lawyer corps, the Nazgûl, would also make a fearsome enemy.

ROTFLAMO, HAHAHAHAHA....

yes how true

[Gregorius]

Not to mention the most fearsome enemy of all ... the human politcians.

[Ouroboros]

farscape enemies were always interesting, but that show has some of the weirdest stuff i've evers seen.

Yes and exceptionally competent for sci-fi baddies. Poor John Crichton suffered so much at the hands of Crais, Scorpius and Grayza.

He survived not because they were idiots who didn't know what they were doing, but because he had the willpower to survive the horrible things they were able to do to him. Even then it changed him, and it's really obvious that by the end of the series that his interactions with his enemies have taken a huge personal toll on him.

This at the same time that the show was also able to let you see the perspective, and to some degree even sympathise with, these same villians.

This is the way it should be done folks. No other sci-fi show has managed such deep complex relationships between the heros and their enemies as did Farscape.

[Crazy Tom]

Yes and exceptionally competent for sci-fi baddies. Poor John Crichton suffered so much at the hands of Crais, Scorpius and Grayza.

He survived not because they were idiots who didn't know what they were doing, but because he had the willpower to survive the horrible things they were able to do to him. Even then it changed him, and it's really obvious that by the end of the series that his interactions with his enemies have taken a huge personal toll on him.

This at the same time that the show was also able to let you see the perspective, and to some degree even sympathise with, these same villians.

This is the way it should be done folks. No other sci-fi show has managed such deep complex relationships between the heros and their enemies as did Farscape.

and the truth shall set you free.

[Lord You]

Not to mention the most fearsome enemy of all ... the human politcians.

Winner. Of all of Stargate's villians, I believe the best ones are other Earthlings. Everyone is their own worst enemy.

[Gregorius]

Winner. Of all of Stargate's villians, I believe the best ones are other Earthlings. Everyone is their own worst enemy.

SGC vs the Expedition.