Commander John Crichton, experimenting with his theory of wormhole travel with his module, Farscape1 is shot through a wormhole into another galaxy. After a collision with a Peacekeeper prowler, his ship is pulled into a Leviathan ship known as Moya currently in the middle of an escape attempt by three criminals: Luxan; Ka D'Argo, Delvian priestess; Pa'u Zotoh Zhaan, Hynerian; Dominar Rygel the 16th. John is thrown into a containment cell where he encounters Lt. Aeryn Sun of the Pleisar Regiment, also captured by the escapees. Captain Bialar Crais persues the Leviathan, determined to exact his revenge on John Crichton for the death of his brother, the pilot of the prowler his module collided with coming out of the wormhole.

 

 

I, ET:

Moya crash lands into the swamp of a planet in attempt to stifle a Peacekeeper beacon that was implanted into her neural nexus. Aeryn, John and D'Argo explore the planet for clorium, a substance that acts as an anesthetic for Moya while Rygel and Zhaan try to remove the devise, causing Moya great pain. John encounters Lyneea and her son Fostro. Lyneea turns out to be fascinated with proving extraterrestrial life does exist. John finds the clorium to be a common house product and tries to persuade Lyneea into helping him escape the witch hunt Moya's landing caused among the locals, rather than be turned in to become her governments alien lab rat.

 

 

Exodus from Genisis:

To evade Crais searching Marauder, Moya hides behind asteroid debri that turns out to be a cloud of Draks. Some Draks board to reproduce themselves. The crew treats them as a hostile invasion and they retaliate. The heat levels are intollerable to Aeryn as a Sebacean. With both sides trying to preserve the other Rygel attempts to deliberate with their hive Queen.

 

 

Throne for a Loss:

Using a crystal from Moya's propulsion system as his sceptor, Rygel attempts to impress the Talviks to barter with him. They kidnap him instead to hold him for ransome. Zhaan tries to ease the withdrawls of a captured Talvik of the drug effects of his weapon known as a Gauntlet while John, Aeryn and D'Argo attempt to use it to retrieve Rygel and the crystal.

 

 

Back and Back to the Future:

The crew meet Iliacs, Verell and Matala, genetic cousins to Luxans. After thier ship disintigrates D'Argo insists they escort them to their origional destination. John finds himself being flashed into the future after being exposed to Verells expermental devise that contains a black hole. Matala is really a Scorvian determined to possess the devise. John continues to try to change the future events he keeps jumping into  with disasterous results each time.

 

 

Thank God it's Friday, Again:

D'Argo pilots to planet Skylar where the entire race there is souly consumed by harvesting Tannot Roots. D'argo becomes addicted to the Tannot. The root effects Rygel by causing him to sweat like dynamite and flatulate like a flame thrower. Volmae wishes to use Moya as a transport of the Tannot which turns out to be a resource for the Peacekeepers to fuel their weapons. The local resistance places a worm inside John which keeps the roots drug from affecting him.

 

 

 

PK Tech Girl:

Moya comes across the Zelbinion, a reknowned PK Command Carrier that Rygel was tortured on by Durka. While Rygel boards it to concor his torments John and Aeryn encounter Gilina who was sent by Crais on a salvage mission. The Shyang also have motives to salvage from the ship so they attempt to get the Defense Screen working to protect them and Moya from the Shyang attacking. 

 

 

 

That Old Black Magic:

The Crew goes down to a commerce planet looking for healants for Rygel who's sick. They encounter Maldis, a sort of vampire of fears. He captures John (leaving his body in an alley) and spirits Crais into the same chambers. John tries to convince the revenge crazed Crais to team with him against the real enemy, Maldis, while Zhaan attempts to draw her strength with the aid of a local Shaman, Liko, to free John and decomporalize Maldis.

 

 

 

DNA Mad Scientist:

In return for DNA from Pilot Namtar, with his assistant Kornata agrees to help the crew locate their home worlds via a map that can pinpoint their origins from quadra helix samples taken from their eyes. Desiring to incorporate the intelligence of Pilot's race, after Zhaan, D'Argo and Rygel amputate one of Pilot's arms Namtar injects Aeryn with the DNA and she begins to transform. John learns the map he gave the others never intended to work but to destroy Moya and races to stop the others from uploading the erasing virus into Moya and free Aeryn from being Namtars experiment.

 

 

 

They've got a Secret:

Exploring Moya for Peacekeeper devices, D'Argo finds a retaining shield and breaks it. A dust escapes through Moya as D'Argo is thrown out of an air lock. He is retrieved but the exposure to space has made him delirus, calling Rygel his son, Jothee. In the mean time Moya is experiencing shut downs from the dust and Aeryn tries to take the helm when Pilot falls unconsious. It is learned D'Argo was framed for the murder of his wife, Lo'Lann by her brother Makton, the true killer.

 

 

 

Till the Blood Runs Clear:

John damages his module fishing for wormholes in solar flares and is forced to land it on a planet for repairs by Furlow. Vorcarian BloodTrackers, Rorf and Rorg attempt to capture John and D'Argo for their bounties warrented by beacons from Crais on the planet.

 

 

 

Rhapsody in Blue:

Zhaan encounters fellow Delvians when they trick Moya in to hearing a distress signal of another Leviathan. Tahleen persuades Zhaan to bond with her to keep her from sucommbing to the Delvian Madness but steals her strength instead. John bonds with Zhaan in Unity to try to help her return from falling to the madness herself.

 

 

 

The Flax:

Taking John on a Prowler training flight Aeryn gets caught in a Zenetan pirate controlled net called the Flax and they begin to loose compression. D'Argo is caught between rescuing his friends or salvaging a Luxan ship. Rygel gets caught up in a game with one of the Zenetans, gambeling on stalling them from discovering the others.

 

 

Jeremiah Crichton:

Moya's pregnancy causes her to prematurely Starburst, leaving John in his module in the dust. He comes to Acquara where Neera fears John will take place of her son, Rokon as chief if he marries Lashala. Rygel finds himself in the middle of being the legendary Acquaran "savior" after Hynerians had used the race for labor and then abandoned them, promising to retun.

 

 

 

Durka Returns:

Moya collides with a Nebari Host Vessel coming out of starburst and brings it on board. Rygel discovers the ships delegate is his former torturer Durka (PK Tech Girl). The Nebari, Salis, explains that Durka has spent the last 100 cycles being mind cleansed and is no longer capable of his evils. Chiana, a Nebari criminal to be mind cleansed is placed in a cell and pleads to John for amnesty. Rygel ignites a bomb that restors Durkas evil. Chiana utilizes Durkas taking over Moya to escape and agrees to help John try to stop him.

 

 

Writer:  Grant McAloon 
Director:  Tony Tilse 

A Human Reaction:

John takes a wormhole back to Australia. He is contained because of the alien modifications to his module and his interpretation microbes (Premier). When the wormhole won't close Aeryn, D'Argo and Rygel follow and are captured. John escapes with Aeryn but discovers his return is a farse. He learns he is being observed by aliens known as the Ancients who have wormhole technology and wanted to see if they would be welcome on his planet.

 

 

 

Through the Looking Glass:

Overhearing the crew debate remaining on Moya while pregnant makes her anxious to prove herself to them and  starbursts without adequate thrust. She becomes stuck in demensions and is partialy divided into four different Moyas. The crew tries to initiate each Moya into a unanimous reverse when John identifies the prime numbers a creature that destroys material to keep it from tearing the fabric of demensions is using as an attempt to communicate. He meets with the creature only to find that the Moyas must go forward instead.

 

 

Writer:  David Kemper 
Director:  Ian Watson 

 

A Bug's Life:

John and Aeryn pose as Peacekeepers to avoid trouble with a PK reconisance transporting a classified material to a secret Gammak base. Chiana and Rygel become curious of the container and open it intent on sharing the spoils. Instead the release an intellent virus on the crew they must contain before it lays spores in its host as time presses on reaching the Gammak base.

 

 

 

Nerve:

Aeryn is dying from her wound (A Bug's Life) and needs a tissue graft from Sebacean DNA. John heads for the Gammak base. Chiana tags along offering help and Larraq's ident chip. With help from Gilina they pass security. John finds the needed sample when Scorpius detects the intruder and has him arrested. Chiana escapes with the sample while John is introduced to Scorpies Aurora chair and cell mate, Stark. Scorpy discovers Johns wormhole knowledge, a study he is conducting himself on the base.

 

 

 

The Hidden Memory:

Scorpius summons Crais in interest of his pursuit of John. He thinks John is hiding wormhole knowledge (A Human Reaction) but John is hiding  a kiss by Gilina. Gilina demises a false memory for John that implicates Crais instead. While Scorp is occupied with Crais in his chair Aeryn, D'Argo and Zhaan help John and Stark escape. In the meantime Chiana is helping Moya's baby break free of the birthing chamber, stuck by his weaponry and prepared to blast his way out.

 

 

 

Bone to be Wild:

Moya hides from Crais' pursuit in an asteroid belt containing a planet. The crew goes down to discover Br'nee and M'lee a Calcavore who eats bones and is starving after her kind got rid of the fauna so Br'nees kind could study a planet souly of flora. In the meantime Aeryn tries to help Moya calm Talyn (named after Aeryn's father) and convince him the PK they hide from are not his allies.

 

 

Writers:  David Kemper & Rockne S. O'Bannon 
Director:  Andrew Prowse 

Family Ties:

Rygel tries to save his own butt by leaving Moya to speak with Scorpius and Crais on trading the lives of the others for his own safety. Crais is faced with Scorpius taking over his ship so he uses Rygel to get aboard Moya.

 

 

Writers:  David Kemper & Rockne S. O'Bannon 
Director:  Tony Tilse