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What it dooski! Here's my UNEDITED EXCLUSIVE: Farscape Season 1 Episode 18 REACTION!

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acidnova

"What is it? The 456?" You know, now that you mention it, the 456 would totally work in the Farscape Universe!

Chris

I love that you have started to use the lingo as well. I'm wondering if the virus could have infected Moya? Like that would really have frelled things up. Also really want Johns peacekeeper uniform (and to be about 5 stone lighter to fit/look good in it)

Ba'alWhale34

Need stargate before I pass out

Brent Justice

I have always loved this episode, if not just for the fact of Chriton in a Peacekepper uniform. He pulls it off well. These episodes continue to show how adaptive he is to every situation. I also think this episode showed off Chiana better. Good episode, and thanks for keeping on reacting!

Daryl

I liked this episode a fair bit. Can anyone tell me why John was the only one who felt the need to change his accent. 🤔 Another than the obvious cliched choice of to sound more villainous, one might want to use what sounds like a bad soft spoken RP. Because the "British" make good bad guys. 😂

Timothy Nikiforovs

I rather liked this one. I appreciate that the peacekeepers didn't actually feel like bad guys per se. A little rough around the edges, but I actually felt bad for them dying. And yes, John did the peacekeeper captain roleplay pretty well, despite the bad and inconsistent accent. I do find it kind of funny how much in the show(though not so much this ep specifically) John used distinctly Earth with aliens who won't understand it at all. I think in his shoes I'd stick to plain language a little more. That said, I'd probably still drop the occasional "oh, for crying out loud".