Aeryn juggles between John and D'Argo who are learning the values of "Rock, Paper, Scissors" and Crais who has sought refuge aboard Talyn (Bone to be Wild). She returns to Moya hearing a distress signal from Talyn after John discovers Crais and captures him. After everyone is safely on board Talyn no longer trusts anything and demands Crais be returned to him.

 

 

Writer:  Richard Manning 
Director:  Andrew Prowse 

Vitas Mortis:

D'Argo visits a great Orican to his people, Nilaam. He offers to assist her in a rite of passing. She accepts but finds a great strength behind D'Argo and restores herself to youth instead. Pilot and Moya suddenly begin to deteriorate until it is discovered Nilaam is the cause. D'argo is faced with staying with Nilaam or saving Moya by completing the Oricans death passage.

 

 

Writer:  Grant McAloon  
Director:  Tony Tilse 

 

Taking the Stone:

Chiana removes a life disc from her stomach that has become inactive, meaning that her brother Nerri has died. She turns to John but he brushes her off. She takes Aeryns prowler to a Hynerian royal cemetary planet. Underground lives generations of youths, the Clansmen, who practice a rite called "Taking the Stone" by falling into a PK training sound net. Chiana takes the stone as her way of dealing with Nerris death despite all of Johns efforts to stop her.

 

 

Writer:  Justin Monjo  
Director:  Rowan Woods 

 

Crackers Don't Matter:

Traltixx sets up a cloaking device in return for passage to his home world past a group of 5 pulsars that affect reasoning. The crew grows paranoid and John starts seeing Scorpius. He tries to get the crew to focus on stopping Traltixx who is flooding Moya with light with ideas for his kind to spread over the galaxies.

 

 

Writer:  Justin Monjo  
Director:  Ian Watson 

 

Picture if You Will:

At a "yard sale" trade stop Chiana is offered a potrait that changes images and then begins to predict everyones "death." After the crew ends up in the potrait, Maldis (That Old Black Magic) reveals himself, trying to gather enough strength in his revenge to return to thier demension. Zhaan has other plans in mind.

 

 

Writer:  Peter Neale 
Director:  Andrew Prowse 

The Way We Weren't:

A chip is discovered that shows Aeryn as one of the shooters of the previous Pilot. They try to hide the info but Rygel gives it to Pilot who then becomes enraged and demands Aeryn leave or be jettisoned. Pilot admits to agreeing to being artificially bonded to Moya by Velorek (who also sealed Moya from pregnancy (They've Got a Secret) so he could travel the stars and then rips the device out.

 

 

Writer:  Naren Shankar 
Director:  Tony Tilse 

Home on the Remains:

Chiana guides the starving crew to a dead Budong where minors extract Negeltic crystals from the rotting carcass. Zhaan has budded spores that are supposed to stun prey for her to eat that affect Moya and the crew. Normaly vegitarious she must now have meat to survive and B'zog has closed the mines until he has killed the K'deeva that had slain his brother.

 

 

Dream a Little Dream:

Aeryn, John and D'Argo are still missing (Bone to be Wild) Zhaan is arrested on a planet full of lawyers and then framed for murder. Chiana and Rygel come to represent her in her trail and have to find a way to exonerate her without getting caught at lying or cheating. Moya is  becoming impatient to search for Talyn. After her delusions Zhaan decides to resume her Delivian seek.

 

 

   
Out of Their Minds:

The crew is switched of their bodies when they are attacked by an alien ship and use the defense shield (PK Tech Girl) to defend Moya. Zhaan tries to convince the Halosians they have no weapons but Yoz and Tak want to destroy Moya so they can evolve. The crew needs the Halosian ship to shoot them again in order to return to their origional bodies.

 

 

 

My Three Crichtons:

An orb of light enters Moya and begins to scan the crew. When it hovers over John, Aeryn shoots it and it envelops him. Three Crichtons spit out. The sphere begins to become unstable and announces to the crew that it must have at least on of the Johns for its genetic samples or it will pull Moya into its demension. For CaveMan, Brain and Regular John it becomes a question of who is the weakest link.

 

Writers:  Gabrielle Stanton & Harry Werksman, Jr. 
Director:  Catherine Millar 

Look at the Princess1; A Kiss is but a Kiss:

Princess Katralla isn't compatable with any of the Sebaceans on her planet but she is with John. With Scorpius' arrival John finds himself agreeing to marry Katralla. He then learns he must spend 80 cycles as a bronze statue for the honeymoon. In the meantime Moya has fled with Zhaan on board and meets her creators.

 

 

Writer:  David Kemper  
Directors:  Andrew Prowse & Tony Tilse 

   
Look at the Princess2; I Do, I Think:

After being jumped by Prince Clavors men John is taken to a ship for his safety but ro-NA has sold him out to Braca who wants to present John to Scorpius. Knowing his value to Scorpy, John threaghtens to blow himself up with the ship until he is finally forced to toss himself out into space.

 

 

Writer:  David Kemper 
Directors:  Andrew Prowse & Tony Tilse 

Look at the Princess3; The Maltese Crichton:

While John is getting married Aeryn ends up dragging wounded Dregon from mountain climbing. John is turned into a statue and his head is stolen and thrown into a bat of acid when Scorpius finds it. Chiana is kidnapped by a Scarran while John has come up missing completely.

 

 

Writer:  David Kemper  
Directors:  Andrew Prowse & Tony Tilse 

   

Beware of Dog:

Chiana and D'Argo bbring a Vorc on board that is supposed to hunt down a parasite that may be in their supplies they gathered from the planet.

 

 

Writer: Naren Shankar 
Director: Tony Tilse 

Won't Get Fooled Again:

John finds himself on a hospital gurney on Earth, everyone acting as if he never left. He believes something is wrong (A Human Reaction) and starts to behave strangely. Things get wierder and wierder with Scorpius in his mind trying to convince him the Scarrans have him.

 

 

The Locket:

Moya encounters an unusual fog in space. Aeryn flies a reconisance to check it out and comes back a very old woman claiming she has had a life and children and came only to warn them to leave. She escapes them and John goes after her. He ends up stuck as well when the fogs window closes and grows old with Aeryn. Zhaan and Stark figure out that the fog is freezing time.

 

 

   
The Ugly Truth:

Plokavians place the crew under questioning to try to discover which one of them is at fault for Talyn firing on one of their ships and killing the crew. They don't like the way the stories don't match and threaghten to convict them all. Stark admits to the crime and is decomporalized.

 

 

Writers:  Gabrielle Stanton & Harry Werksman, Jr. 
Director:  Tony Tilse 

 

A Clockwork Nebari:

The Nebari, Varla boards Moya after temporarily mind cleansing Aeryn and Rygel by placing a chip on their eye stems. She captures John and Chiana and has Aeryn place a control collar on Pilot. Meelak boards and they head for Nebari Prime with their prize, Chiana. It's discovered that Chiana and her brother Nerri were given a contagion by their people that is spread through sexual contact. At a designated time Nebari Prime intends to activate the contagion and throw worlds into chaos to make it easier to invade them. Nerri recieved an antibody, giving it to Chiana before parting company and going on to forming a resistance. One the Nebari want to stop if they have to use Chiana to do it.

 

 

Writer:  Lily Taylor 
Director:  Rowan Woods 

 

Liars, Guns and Money1; A Not So Simple Plan:

Stark returns (The Ugly Truth) communicating to Zhaan through his mask. He has a plan to rob a shadow depository in order to have enough money to free ten thousand Baniks, a lot that Jothee is presently in. All seems to go well until John discovers Scorpius has arrived and is tempted to assasinate him. Scorpius realizes the Moya crew is "around" and has the depository locked down.

 

 

Writer: Grant McAloon 
Director:  Andrew Prowse 

   
Liars, Guns and Money2; With Friends Like These:

The crew seeks the help of various aliens met in the past: Vorcarians (Til the Blood Runs Clear), Shyang (PK Tech Girl), Zenetan (The Flax) and Talvik (Throne for a Loss); with the promise of a share in the spoils for them. The plan goes bad when the money they have stolen belongs to Scorpius and Natira has sabotaged it. They cannot pay the mercinaries, the ten thousand Baniks have been flushed out into space and Scorpius is holding Jothee in demand of John Crichton for trade. Zhaan burns Moya in attempt to stop the money parasites (borinium ingots) from completely destroying her.

 

 

Writer:  Naren Shankar 
Director:  Catherine Millar  
 
Liars, Guns and Money3; Plan B:

After seeing Moyas severe burns John surrenders himself to Scorpius in return for Jothee. Jothee meets his father D'Argo (They've Got a Secret) (The Locket) and a new reconisance begins to rescue John. Sensing Moyas pain Talyn has come to aid her. Aeryns reconisance for John barely works and she, John, D'Argo and the Talvik hide in a vault while Talyn and Crais destroys the depository.

 

 

Writer:  Justin Monjo 
Director:  Tony Tilse 

  
Die Me Dichotomy:

The crew takes Moya to a Diagnosan to help heal her and remove the Scorpy chip from Johns mind (Hidden Memory), (Crackers Don't Matter), (Won't Get Fooled Again), (Liars, Guns and Money). To remove the chip Tocot needs neural fluids and tissues he finds in three compatable donors in his collection of chryonicly suspended "not quite dead" bodies. D'Argo proposes to Chiana. John becomes overtaken by Harvey (Won't Get Fooled Again) who steals Aeryns prowler to disclose their location to Scorpius. Aeryn persues and Harvey/John brings her down. Aeryns funeral is held while John at last has the chip removed.

 

 

Writer:  David Kemper 
Director Rowan:  Woods