The 15th anniversary edition of the sci-fi series is slowly being released and we are up to season four. While it was on air lots of time elapsed between seasons three and four. This allowed the brains behind the series to really think about where they were going and how they wanted to develop or introduce characters. The time really benefitted the series with plenty of imaginative plot lines and intriguing new characters brought to Farscape in season four. The crew faces constant danger in the Farscape galaxy while John Crichton’s home galaxy is also on his mind as it is facing danger.
Episode 1: Crichton Kicks – Part 2: Crichton is aboard a dying Leviathan named Elack and is working on his theory concerning wormhole physics. Crichton is doing this in an effort to save his home galaxy.
Episode 2: What Was Lost: Sacrifice – Part 1: Elack makes it to a planet and Crichton and Dominar Rygel (voiced by Jonathan Hardy) are joined by old friends Ka D’Argo (played by Anthony Simcoe) and Jool (played by Tammy MacIntosh). Things get more difficult when the Peacekeepers land on the planet.
Episode 3: What Was Lost: Resurrection – Part 2: D’Argo and Sikozu (played by Raelee Hill) come up with a plan to crash the Elack right into the Peacekeepers’ ship. Crichton finds himself having to get closer to Grayza as part of the plan.
Episode 4: Lava’s A Many Splendored Thing: While the crew has landed for a rest on a planet Rygel leaves the group. He finds himself stuck in an unbreakable orange substance while attempting to steal treasures he has found in a cave.
Episode 5: Promises: When Crichton and the others finally arrive at Moya they find that Scorpius (played by Wayne Pygram) and Aeryn (played by Claudia Black) waiting there for them. Aeryn, who is suffering from heat delirium, has granted Scorpius asylum.
Episode 6: Natural Election: Moya becomes preoccupied while near a wormhole. This leads to her not seeing a slow moving object that is getting closer.
Episode 7: John Quixote: While they are on a transport pod Chiana (played by Gigi Edgley) bugs Crichton until he agrees to try out a virtual reality game. They receive a communication from D’Argo saying he is having trouble with Scorpius.
Episode 8: I Shrink Therefore I Am: Everyone aboard Moya is taken hostage when a group of bounty hunters board. Crichton returns with Noranti (played by Melissa Jaffer) and attempts a rescue.
Episode 9: A Perfect Murder: Moya is powerless in Tormented Space. Crichton and the crew go down to a planet that is inhabited by clans that are in a continuous state of civil war.
Episode 10: Coup By Clam: The crew all eat some mollusks not realizing that if they are not ingested by the same person they become poisonous. They have to find a cure quickly or they will all die.
Episode 11: Unrealized Reality: While examining a wormhole Crichton is sucked into it. Instead of coming out the other end he finds himself trapped inside with a mysterious man.
Episode 12: Kansas – Part 1: Crichton accidentally returns to Earth and it is the year 1985. He has changed the time line.
Episode 13: Terra Firma – Part 2: Moya arrives on Earth and it is present day and Christmas time. The crew spends time showing their ship to Earth’s scientists.
Episode 14: Twice Shy: Chiana demands that they take a woman onto Moya and away from the men exploiting her. Talikka (played by Paula Arundell) is not as innocent as she seems.
Episode 15: Mental As Anything: Scorpius enlists D’Argo, Crichton and Rygel in a training camp that teaches its participants mental discipline while waging battle in an artificial environment. There they find out that D’Argo is innocent of murder.
Episode 16: Bringing Home the Beacon: Aeryn, Chiana, Noranti and Sikozu make a deal for a sensor distorter in order to render Moya undetectable. It will take time to install so they find themselves stranded at the settlement as the Peacekeepers arrive.
Episode 17: A Constellation of Doubt: Moya receives a documentary from Earth and Crichton watches it. It contains interviews with people they met during their recent visit to Earth.
Episode 18: Prayer: On a Scarran ship Aeryn is trying to hold up to the torture she is being subjected to. She is trying to protect herself and the child she is carrying.
Episode 19: We’re So Screwed: Fetal Attraction – Part 1: Moya arrives at a station. It is the same station where the ship holding Aeryn is docked.
Episode 20: We’re So Screwed: Hot to Katratzi – Part 2: Moya arrives at Katratzi. Crichton takes in the peace talks between the Peackeepers and Scarrans.
Episode 21: We’re So Screwed: La Bomba – Part 3: A plan to rescue Scorpius from the Katratzi isn’t successful. Grayza is fearful that the plans for peace have failed.
Episode 22: Bad Timing: The Scarrans have to travel to Earth to restock their supply of Crystherium. Crichton tries to collapse the wormhole they are traveling through.
Special Features: Memories of Moya: An Epic Journey Explored, Farscape: The Journey So Far, From the Archives: On the Last Day, Inside Farscape: Villains, Visual Effects and Save Farscape, Listening in with Composer Guy Gross, Video Profiles, Deleted Scenes
