Well, you know, Moya is full of criminals (so was that space station, by its looks), and Austraila was first colonized (Yes, I DO know other were there first) by criminals, so....
From the title, I'm guessing its about Areyn Sun dealing with her new life, and the love triangle between Dargo, Chiana, and Dargo's Sun/Son Jaffe.
If the teaser's any indication, Aeryn strips (or comes close to losing her jacket with nada underneath) for John. Of course, teasers usually totally misrepresent the actual episode.
Haven't seen the teaser.... I tend to avoid them. Voyager's turned me off of them...
Wow. A very emotional episode. Poor Dargo.
Nit: where did all of those people come from at the end of the episode, comforting the kids? Zhaan, Stark, Rygel and that elephant guy (Murgo?) seemed to be alone for almost the whole episode and then, all these people show up. Where were they before? If they were on the station, why didn't they help Aeryn rescue the kids?
I loved how John spaced that alien homing-beacon chick at the end.
And, once again, I am convinced that either Australia was colonized by space people or a whole lot of Australians left Earth to colonize space, considering the wealth of Aussie accents in this ep. (wink, wink)
For what I wasn't expecting to be a very good episode, this was a very good episode. There was some very good quote in the early part of this ep, but I forgot it and couldn't find it again! Maybe it was actually during I-Man.... hmmm dunno, but I was completely cracking up when Aeryn shot open the door. She lloked like something was wrong or something and then when she said "Frell me dead!" I burst out laughing.
We can rack up another main charecter almost-death. Anyone wanna try and figure out how exactly Dargo survived that?
Anyone else notice how almost every scene in the teaser took place in the first 15 min of this ep? Talk about misleading.
Okay, been reading and enjoying for a while, but just gotta speak up on this one...
--Jothee can take a bath on Moya the same way anyone else can. In "Exodus from Genesis," Aeryn and Zhaan are in a shower together, and in "Vitas Mortis" Chiana washes clothes in Moya's amnexus fluid, so I'd say one of these two places was where Jothee bathed.
--The difference between the pod and the wall is that the whacko thought that by clinging to the wall she couldn't be jettisoned. She didn't realize the wall was removable.
(As for the helmet, it doesn't attach when Crichton puts it on, but later it is attached. ONe of those things conveniently not seen?)
Hope I've not offended. ^_^
Chiana tells Jothee to take a bath because otherwise D'Argo will be able to smell her on him, but never seems to consider that she needs a bath too.
How does Lani sound so very different as Pilot than he does as Crais? Is his voice put through some electronic equipment to raise it?
I agree with previous comments: superb acting from Anthony; and Pilot's maniacal cackle at the end was rather unexpected but totally delightful!
"And, once again, I am convinced that either Australia was colonized by space people or a whole lot of Australians left Earth to colonize space, considering the wealth of Aussie accents in this ep. (wink, wink)"
Well, you know, Moya is full of criminals (so was that space station, by its looks), and Austraila was first colonized (Yes, I DO know other were there first) by criminals, so....
Just saw this for the first time the other day. I thought that it was pretty good. Though I think that Aeryn's suggestion to Crichton really didn't make much sense considering how adamant she is about not acting on it in the last episode.
I loved Rygel's endless taunting and insulting of the villain of the week. What would this show be without that puppet?
Speaking of puppets, Pilot was crazy at the end there. That was sweet. Pilot had a little bit of and attitude at the beginning of year 3. Too bad we didn't see more of that.
And poor D'Argo. I've really gotta feel for the guy. I don't know if I feel worse for him now or for Crichton between Fractures and Dog with Two Bones later on.