A show I always really enjoyed. It had a certain amount of cheesy acting, but never stopped it being completely enjoyable. Made a great use of puppets also, and reguarly contained interesting concepts and storylines.

A show that always managed to combine a good story with a bit of humour (I've had some great laughs watching this show). It has one of the most unique looks and feels of any of the more modern SF shows and some of the most memorable characters.

Very Great Series

True "Scapers" discovered the fantastic series at the very beginning, and even though the show ended far too early, it still continues to gain popularity. John, an american astronaut slips through a wormhole and finds himself on the other side of the universe. He finds himself on a living ship with an (hilarious) alien crew and searching for a way home. Four seasons and a Mini series does not do this show justice, but is definitely worth watching from the very first episode.

The 2-hour pilot was fantastic. Too bad the following series progressively went down in quality.

Fantastic series that unfortunately didn't receive the attention it deserved. Great name under the Henson production label.

You need to know that each episode in this series picks up where the last one left off, so if you're not going to watch it from the beginning don't bother since all the nuances of the characters will be lost on you. And a space opera like this is all about the characters . . . hot chicks, cool costumes, strange plots, super science, and rag tag adventure.

A consistently high-calibre sci-fi series that was frequently dismissed for its use of puppets, made-up space lingo, and hammy acting. Despite those things, Farscape created believable characters capable of real emotion and caught up in a sweeping and complex space opera. Not to be underestimated.

I'm guessing this is the pilot to the henson funded TV Show. OK, but not great though the show does have it's fans

I was never a huge fan of the show, but it's not bad.