In part due to the news of a "sequel series" being scripted, I plan to watch the entire run of Farscape again from beginning to end, and watch it all for the first time on Blu-ray! (True, it's not a huge leap in fidelity because of lost negatives/etc, but it will still be the best I've ever seen the show look!) If my wife doesn't get it for my birthday this weekend I'll be hitting amazon asap.
I'm thinking about briefly recording my thoughts on each episode after viewing them and then having a post-credits bonus segment on the SBU podcast chronicling my viewing of the series. (I'm not sure I'll do this, but there is a good chance of it.)
Is anyone interested in getting on a schedule and watching/discussing the series with me? (Or responding to my audio comments as they air on the potential "SBU podcast post-show segment" which needs a much catchier name than that?)
Even if not, I'd HIGHLY recommend checking this series out if you haven't yet. I don't know of another sci-fi show (except MAAAAAYBE ST:TOS, but still probably not) in history that was this far ahead of the curve when it aired. And the amazing stuff from Jim Henson's creature shop that is featured on the show every week makes it visually timeless in so many ways. But the sad truth is that the frequent CGI effects also in use will only continue to age and date the show. So the time to see this series is yesterday, today, or ASAP in that order of priority! ESPECIALLY if the script for the new series pilot is greenlit soon!
I'm thinking about briefly recording my thoughts on each episode after viewing them and then having a post-credits bonus segment on the SBU podcast chronicling my viewing of the series. (I'm not sure I'll do this, but there is a good chance of it.)
Is anyone interested in getting on a schedule and watching/discussing the series with me? (Or responding to my audio comments as they air on the potential "SBU podcast post-show segment" which needs a much catchier name than that?)
Even if not, I'd HIGHLY recommend checking this series out if you haven't yet. I don't know of another sci-fi show (except MAAAAAYBE ST:TOS, but still probably not) in history that was this far ahead of the curve when it aired. And the amazing stuff from Jim Henson's creature shop that is featured on the show every week makes it visually timeless in so many ways. But the sad truth is that the frequent CGI effects also in use will only continue to age and date the show. So the time to see this series is yesterday, today, or ASAP in that order of priority! ESPECIALLY if the script for the new series pilot is greenlit soon!