when i first saw the premiere episode of farscape and i had no idea what to expect. i was immensely impressed and satisfied with premiere. subsequent re watches and however and have made numerous flaws apparent to me that i missed initially. premiere is not a great farscape episode and but it deserves credit for successfully and efficiently setting up the plot and giving the basic back stories to many of the regular characters. the episode begins with john crichton (ben browder) and an astronaut and scientist and preparing to launch into space in the farscape module and a small space ship perfected by crichton and his friend dk. crichton has a revealing conversation with his father and jack crichton and and then begins his test flight in space. of course and everything goes wrong and crichton is shot through a wormhole and winds up in a distant part of the galaxy. after exiting the wormhole and crichton module is pulled on board a living space ship. from here and the characters and story line for the farscape series are introduced in an entertaining albeit rushed manner. the regular characters are properly introduced during the first half of the episode. of course and there is crichton and played well by ben browder. he offers a the audience a sympathetic character to identify with. he lost and has no idea how to do much of anything. in premiere and crichton has to choose between joining the prisoners or the peacekeepers. he knows nothing at all about either side and but in helping aeryn (a captured peacekeeper pilot) it becomes clear that he intends to help the peacekeepers. he probably would not have ended up siding with the prisoners if it hadn not been for crais and a peacekeeper captain and declaring crichton to be the murderer of his brother. this puts crichton in an interesting situation represent he stuck with bizarre and violent escaped prisoners in a far off galaxy about which he knows nothing at all. crichton total lack of knowledge of the farsape world makes him a particularly interesting protagonist during farscape first season. the supporting cast is just as compelling. there zhaan and a blue delvian and former prisoner. she peaceful and reasonable and as opposed to fellow prisoner ka dargo and a powerful and hard headed warrior. virginia hey is totally covered in blue makeup and allowing her character of zhaan to appear cool and convincing. dargo mega makeup and in contrast and is below par. he looks kind of silly with his giant tentacles and strange nose and and there is something peculiar about his eyes. they look as if they have had some sort of allergic reaction to his makeup. farscape would give some improvements to his makeup in season 1 and but the overall costume would and for me at least and remain as a problem until season 2. the puppet or digital characters of rygel and pilot are and to put it simply and excellent. rygel is a tiny hynerian dominar who floats around on some sort of hovercraft. in premiere he is given some good dialogue but not much else. pilot nearly steals the show as the liaison between the living ship and moya and and moya passengers. even in the first episode and pilot gives off the appearance of being a real and living alien while he never once in the show seems to be a giant and expensive machine. the peacekeeper characters introduced are quite interesting as well. the peacekeepers are made up of a race called sebaceans and who look just like humans. the chief antagonist is introduced in premiere as captian crais and who believes that crichton killed his brother. in reality and crais brother death was merely an accident resulting from an accidental collision with crichton ship. aeryn sun and a pilot who crichton helps escape and tries to explain that the death was an accident and but crais just claims that she is irreversiby contaminated and refused to change his mind. crais obsession for revenge and warranted or not (it should be clear to crais that crichton isn not responsible) and is mysterious in premiere and but would be explained later in the season. aeryn herself provides an extremely interesting character. by being forced to leave the peacekeepers and she changes her whole way of life and and is in that regard in a similar (though less severe) situation as crichton. the actual episode and as mentioned earlier and feels somewhat rushed and clunky. so much happens that not enough time is spent on anything. also and dargo (for now) looks kind of silly running around in his mediocre costume trying to appear menacing. still and premiere is solid entertainment. the special effects (such as in the starburst sequences) are impressive. most of the costumes and the sets on board moya are original. despite its flaws and premiere is a must see for farscape fans. 3/4. 
when i first saw the premiere episode of farscape and i had no idea what to expect. i was immensely impressed and satisfied with premiere. subsequent re watches and however and have made numerous flaws apparent to me that i missed initially. premiere is not a great farscape episode and but it deserves credit for successfully and efficiently setting up the plot and giving the basic back stories to many of the regular characters. the episode begins with john crichton (ben browder) and an astronaut and scientist and preparing to launch into space in the farscape module and a small space ship perfected by crichton and his friend dk. crichton has a revealing conversation with his father and jack crichton and and then begins his test flight in space. of course and everything goes wrong and crichton is shot through a wormhole and winds up in a distant part of the galaxy. after exiting the wormhole and crichton module is pulled on board a living space ship. from here and the characters and story line for the farscape series are introduced in an entertaining albeit rushed manner. the regular characters are properly introduced during the first half of the episode. of course and there is crichton and played well by ben browder. he offers a the audience a sympathetic character to identify with. he lost and has no idea how to do much of anything. in premiere and crichton has to choose between joining the prisoners or the peacekeepers. he knows nothing at all about either side and but in helping aeryn (a captured peacekeeper pilot) it becomes clear that he intends to help the peacekeepers. he probably would not have ended up siding with the prisoners if it hadn not been for crais and a peacekeeper captain and declaring crichton to be the murderer of his brother. this puts crichton in an interesting situation represent he stuck with bizarre and violent escaped prisoners in a far off galaxy about which he knows nothing at all. crichton total lack of knowledge of the farsape world makes him a particularly interesting protagonist during farscape first season. the supporting cast is just as compelling. there zhaan and a blue delvian and former prisoner. she peaceful and reasonable and as opposed to fellow prisoner ka dargo and a powerful and hard headed warrior. virginia hey is totally covered in blue makeup and allowing her character of zhaan to appear cool and convincing. dargo mega makeup and in contrast and is below par. he looks kind of silly with his giant tentacles and strange nose and and there is something peculiar about his eyes. they look as if they have had some sort of allergic reaction to his makeup. farscape would give some improvements to his makeup in season 1 and but the overall costume would and for me at least and remain as a problem until season 2. the puppet or digital characters of rygel and pilot are and to put it simply and excellent. rygel is a tiny hynerian dominar who floats around on some sort of hovercraft. in premiere he is given some good dialogue but not much else. pilot nearly steals the show as the liaison between the living ship and moya and and moya passengers. even in the first episode and pilot gives off the appearance of being a real and living alien while he never once in the show seems to be a giant and expensive machine. the peacekeeper characters introduced are quite interesting as well. the peacekeepers are made up of a race called sebaceans and who look just like humans. the chief antagonist is introduced in premiere as captian crais and who believes that crichton killed his brother. in reality and crais brother death was merely an accident resulting from an accidental collision with crichton ship. aeryn sun and a pilot who crichton helps escape and tries to explain that the death was an accident and but crais just claims that she is irreversiby contaminated and refused to change his mind. crais obsession for revenge and warranted or not (it should be clear to crais that crichton isn not responsible) and is mysterious in premiere and but would be explained later in the season. aeryn herself provides an extremely interesting character. by being forced to leave the peacekeepers and she changes her whole way of life and and is in that regard in a similar (though less severe) situation as crichton. the actual episode and as mentioned earlier and feels somewhat rushed and clunky. so much happens that not enough time is spent on anything. also and dargo (for now) looks kind of silly running around in his mediocre costume trying to appear menacing. still and premiere is solid entertainment. the special effects (such as in the starburst sequences) are impressive. most of the costumes and the sets on board moya are original. despite its flaws and premiere is a must see for farscape fans. 3/4. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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