I got a few Farscape questions

[THe KiKO peRsON]

I figure that the scenes in Rhapsody in Blue (the ones at the beach with the young John shouting about the water snakes) are on Bondi as well. In the episode, you can see the outline of a house, and there's a very similar house near Bondi, around where it was located in the shot.

[Anda]

I have a question.I have seen season 3,but i can't remember all the episodes very well.witch episode shoud I see first?

[Coco Pops]

Which season and episode does John really make it back to Earth? And in that it's not his original time either is it? Indicating he must have time traveled when he first got lost.

[./freelancer]

Which season and episode does John really make it back to Earth? And in that it's not his original time either is it? Indicating he must have time traveled when he first got lost.

Spoiler:

He ends up near Earth in the past in the season 4 episode (4x11?) Unrealized Reality. They spend the following episode (Kansas) on Earth in the past, and the next (Terra Firma) on Earth in the present.

[LoneStar1836]

I have a question.I have seen season 3,but i can't remember all the episodes very well.witch episode shoud I see first?

Season 3 starts with the episode titled "Season of Death" which resolves the last episode of season 2 as well as sets the tone for the new season, especially considering the title of the episode.

I'd say start there as the vast majority of Farscape episodes are not stand alone episodes and thus events that happen in one episode carry over into the story for the next one and the rest of the season.

It would be kind of difficult, imo, to watch them out of order and skip episodes and still be able to fully enjoy the show.

And with Season 3 you have to follow two separate story lines in alternating episodes as the crew gets split up in the seventh episode and won't reunite until near the very end of the season.

So I say start with the first one and go from there.

[the fifth man]

Season 3 starts with the episode titled "Season of Death" which resolves the last episode of season 2 as well as sets the tone for the new season, especially considering the title of the episode.

I'd say start there as the vast majority of Farscape episodes are not stand alone episodes and thus events that happen in one episode carry over into the story for the next one and the rest of the season.

It would be kind of difficult, imo, to watch them out of order and skip episodes and still be able to fully enjoy the show.

And with Season 3 you have to follow two separate story lines in alternating episodes as the crew gets split up in the seventh episode and won't reunite until near the very end of the season.

So I say start with the first one and go from there.

Yeah, skipping and/or watching episodes out of order can really screw you up on Farscape. Definitely not recommended.

[Coco Pops]

Spoiler:

He ends up near Earth in the past in the season 4 episode (4x11?) Unrealized Reality. They spend the following episode (Kansas) on Earth in the past, and the next (Terra Firma) on Earth in the present.

Do they explain the time shifting? Now I really have to get the box sets.

[./freelancer]

Do they explain the time shifting? Now I really have to get the box sets.

Yes, that's explained in Unrealized Reality.

[the fifth man]

Yes, that's explained in Unrealized Reality.

God, I love that episode. All three of those episodes are amazing actually.