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George Ray

One of the best and enjoyable episodes of the entire series! I love seeing everyone in cartoon form lol.

Matthew Vandiver

Such a fun episode. What were they smoking when they wrote this? Probably nothing, someone just had a steady diet of Looney Tunes as a kid. But if they were smoking something, it was probably Australian. Favorite reference, which only Americans of a certain age will get, Aeryn becoming Nancy Reagan and referencing the 1980s "Just say 'No' to Drugs" campaign Someday you will watch the Farscape Outtakes videos and I will just say, Anthony Simcoe(D'Argo) is hilarious and Revenging Angel has my absolute favorite outtake from the series. "Lock up the women and hide the fried chicken!"

Michael Romba

I love this episode. This episode encapsulates the love that the Farscape writers have for the craft they're engaging in. Farscape is truly a master class of a television show.

Imzadi

Thanks, As a non-American I didn't get the Nancy Reagan part. I only knew the slogan

Imzadi

This episode was a much needed breather after the last episode. And so well done too.

WinterScape

Great reaction! Boy, did everyone need this after the last one. Shout out to the phenomenal skills of the animators and Guy Gross on the soundtrack. They were true to both our Farscape characters and Looney Toons. And we were introduced to froonium!

Rester

Notes from a Farscape fan: 1) Just a moment on your pre-episode chat. I think you've got Furlow absolutely down. I absolutely love her. Awful person, great character. There's something so much fun about a truly unscrupulous, money-hungry character - particularly when they can sometimes work with the good guys, because their motivation isn't evil for evil's sake, it's anything for money's sake. 2) Harvey making pop culture references is obviously hilarious because of the incongruity between Scorpius's face and Crichton's banter - but it's even funnier when you fully consider that this, for all intents and purposes, IS a neural clone of Scorpy, with all of his memories and experiences and beliefs and personality, who now also knows the minutiae of Earth pop culture. Just imagine actual Scorpy having opinions on Star Trek, because that's effectively Harvey. 3) I hadn't really considered this before this rewatch, but one of the reasons why the show and Crichton specifically is so endearing is that canonically, John is a massive sci-fi nerd. Most science fiction writers are big fans of science fiction - it's not really a genre you get into unless you already love the works of your forebears - but Crichton himself is demonstrably a massive nerd as well. Every time he makes a silly reference, it's not just a quip by the writers, it's John himself being into the genre just as much as us. And that's just delightful.

Gnaritas 74

One of my favorites and something that only works if you've done your character development very well.