Didn't we allready do a duplicate Crichton plot?
True one was a cro-magnon, one was a psychotic super-smart guy the last time, but I think it still made it a used plot.

Personally, I would love to have two Crichtons around the house. (yum!) And yes, there already was an ep with other Crichtons ("My Three Crichtons"), but they weren't exact duplicates. I think Moya's crew should contact Voyager. That crew has been duplicated and re-duplicated many, many times over the past seven seasons and could probably offer some advice on adjusting to the idea that there's an exact duplicate of you running around.

It was such a great moment to see Chiana slap Jool (yes! Hit her again!). Too bad the Scream Queen had to miss when she tried to shoot herself with the pulse rifle. Not that I advocate suicide, but her character is just soooo annoying and seems to be so worthless right now.

I also was confused as to how the other Leviathon got that far out into the Uncharted Territories, particularly when it couldn't Starburst. I'll be glad when they have more new episodes to explain what happened to Crais and Talyn and to see if Zhaan will make a return or not.

Ew. I just understood that title...

Even though it wasn't exactly a "funny" moment, I thought having Crichton playing rock, paper, scissors with himself and not being able to break the tie was pretty hilarious.

IIRC, the death of the prison Leviathan scene was shown as a preview of future epsiodes of Farscape. Some one ask when they if that sequence had been shown of a Leviathan going up. Was this that scene shown two seasons ago?

Yet again Farscape never fails to please. Three years on and still holding a breakneck speed.

I really was actually caught by D'Argos apparent death as Farscape is one of the few shows that I don't spoil for myself by reading advance reviews and stuff. I was lying on my bead and thinking "Bloody H*ll. Here we go again. At this rate there is only going to be Moya and Pilot left."

Along with C, I'm still curious as to how Kaarvok took over the ship in the first place? I mean even if he doubled the crew a few times by the way Chiana, D'argo and John were doubled it would seem that the first few clones at least show no sign of these "mental" problems. To me that would just mean he'd have double the crew to deal with or did he just double them and leave them to run out of food?
OK, I could of accepted it if he had had some sort of psychic control by which he could of influenced the crew but as we saw with the guys this doesn't appear to be true.

What the heck IS wrong with the Leviathan? Is this a normal process of it dying or /was/ there some form of biological agent introduced? Curious minds need to know.

Did anyone else see the Door wobble as John hit it after seeing Chiana being dragged to her death? One of the few slipups like that I've seen on Farscape.

I'm beginning to agree with everyone else. Jool is just becoming more and more annoying. However the theme tune is starting to really sounds good.

Nice moment:
I'm not sure if this is my imagination or not it was so brief. But the look that crosses Johns face when we see them all for the first time in the Transport Pod was brilliant. That perfectly produced "I'm really beginning to hate this place. Why does everything happen to me" he gave D'Argo.

I know that the crew have got to do something with her but I personally would never have taken Jool on an away trip until after she’d started showing more of a sense of responsibility. However, regardless of that, would momentarily mucking about with the steering controls really frell up the entire works? The pod must have been in really bad condition to start with.

Moya starbursts to get to Talyn. Now I’ve not seen all the earlier episodes but as far as I’m aware, a starburst is Farscape’s version of warp speed and so even a very short starburst takes her a long way, am I right? And once they’d tethered Moya to Talyn they couldn’t starburst to get back to where they’d just come from. So how come Aeryn was able to confidently predict that she would get all the way to the transport pod and back within an ahn? Even if Moya had conveniently starburst in the same direction that the pod had gone, surely she would have gone waaaaaay past.

Potential plot synopsis error: I thought Stark said that Talyn would probably survive but Crais might not.

When precisely does Jool’s hair go red? I’m beginning to suspect that the answer is: when the budget can handle it or when the director thinks it’ll look particularly cool. The first couple of episodes suggested that her hair goes red when she’s angry; this one establishes that it can also change when she’s terrified – but she was terrified the entire time she was alone and there seemed to be no significant reason for her being even more scared than before at the moment her hair changed colour.

TUE says that they never brought back the repair equipment. I believe they did: Chiana found the narium coils while watching D’Argo with his new ... umm ... friend; and John had picked up threekay wire earlier.

Kaarvok was somehow ... corny. He looked and sounded far too much like the cliched psychotic alien, what with the bulging eyes and the constant smile. He also rather reminded me (facially anyway) of the simulant in the Red Dwarf episode ‘Justice’.

Oh dear. The image of Spotted Kitty lying on his bead is almost as disturbing as flashbacks of D’Argo’s ‘ordeal’!

> The image of Spotted Kitty lying on his bead

OI! =^_^=

Well you said it, not me! ;-)

I always knew there was something different about Spotted Kitty (snicker, snicker).

I get the distinct feeling I'm being laughed at here. ;)

Okay, so now in less than a year, they've killed off Aeryn, Zhaan, Chiana, and D'Argo. Holy...

I liked this episode. Kind of a horror story. Interesting turn for Farscape