Nothing a bout Farscape is bad. Though the fact it got cancelled frells me off.
Nothing a bout Farscape is bad. Though the fact it got cancelled frells me off.
More a silly scene or two and fun kind of but Chrichton merrily chatting away with the top of his head removed. I mean yeah futuristic and all stuff but it was funny.
And you know what the hell. I know I've been told this is wrong but in my own private head cannon for the show I made up that the wormhole in the pilot episode was made to get John into Peacekeeper space.
i'm re-watching again, currently in S3, and maybe i'm getting less patient with age, but
- "solar days"
- replacing Zhaan, a kickass fantastic character ( and beautifully acted by Virginia Hey ) with Screaming Jool
and the annoying harassing Banik slave.
- everybody dying so often.
- rygel still on the ship. he has frelled their plans so many times, its stupid to keep him.
- john and Aeryn blazing inside Furlow's garage killing Charrids left and right, not one of the hundred soldiers seem able to even aim.
- john, a scientist on Herp, is the most deadly gunslinger of the known universe.
- are they going in circles in the uncharted territories? they seem to go visit the same places with such ease...
but really, solar days has me grinding gears...
Did they ever find the chip in John's head?
they did, being his eye balls.
the scene is beautifully mastered, the colors, the gimmick.
but the idea.. poor.
http://farscape.madeoffail.net/wp-co.../eye-yi-yi.jpg
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Scientists at the University of Central Florida (UCF) have teamed up with Honeybee Robotics, a private space and mining tech company based in California, to develop a small, steam-powered spacecraft capable of sucking its fuel right out of the asteroids, planets and moons it's exploring.
By continuously turning extraterrestrial water into steam, this microwave-sized lander could, theoretically, power itself on an indefinite number of planet-hopping missions across the galaxy — so long as it always lands somewhere with H20 for the taking.
We could potentially use this technology to hop on the moon, Ceres, Europa, Titan, Pluto, the poles of Mercury, asteroids — anywhere there is water and sufficiently low gravity," Phil Metzger, a UCF space scientist and one of the chief minds behind the steampunk starship, said in a statement. Metzger added that such a self-sufficient spacecraft could explore the cosmos "forever."
https://www.livescience.com/64487-st...spaceship.html
I couldn't place what you referring to before for the life of me. Do you mean Staanz's ship from "The Flax" (Season 1, episode 13)? If so, it's actually worse than that as he was burning collectable dolls. They were trying to be satirical, but much of season 1 is a chore for me because of how ridiculous and trope filled it is.
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