Farscape: The Peacekeeper Wars (TV Series 2004)

Taglines:

John Crichton may not have started the war - but only he can end it.

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Official Sites:

Official site | Sci-Fi Channel | See more »

Country:

USA | Australia

Language:

English

Release Date:

17 October 2004 (USA) See more »

Also Known As:

Farscape: Peacekeeper War See more »

Filming Locations:

Fox Studios, Moore Park, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia See more »

Production Co:

Jim Henson Company, The, Jim Henson Productions See more »

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Runtime:

182 min (2 parts)

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Trivia

Virginia Hey is the only regular cast member from Farscape's original television run that is not in the miniseries (though she is visible for a moment in a flashback during Crichton's "recap flashback"). See more »

Goofs

Incorrectly regarded as goofs: The Eidelon priest told Aeryn that at the dawn of their usefulness 27 thousand cycles (about 27 thousand years) ago they found a primitive and barely clothed species, humans, which they genetically engineered to make peacekeepers. Crichton found an artifact near the Eidelon temple on Arnask (ep.402 "What Was Lost") with an Egyptian hieroglyph. The Egyptian hieroglyphs are dated 3200 b.c, about 5.2 thousand years ago, there were no Egyptians 27 thousand years ago, nor there were Egyptian hieroglyphs. This might be explained if the hieroglyph seen in "What Was Lost" - the eye of Ra - was introduced to primitive Earthlings by the Eidolons and re-surfaced in Egypt millenia later, rather than supposing that it originated on Earth first thousands of years after the Eidolons' visitation. It would also mean that the "barely clothed" species may have been a species of proto-human, which would mean that the Sebaceans are not entirely human, but close enough related to result in an offspring being possible. See more »

Quotes

John Crichton: [after creating the wormhole weapon and taunting Staleek and Grayza over the comm] Unbelievable, no one has anything to say.
Rygel XVI: [the wormhole expands again] How big is that thing gonna get?
John Crichton: Big.
John Crichton: [the wormhole keeps expanding] OK, boy and girls, here are the rules. Find a penny, pick it up. Double it, you got two pennies. Double it again, four. Double it twenty-seven times and you've got a million dollars and the IRS... all over your ass. Round and round and round it goes. Where it stops no one knows. But it all adds up... quick!
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Crazy Credits

Space Shuttle footage provided by NASA See more »

Connections

References Harvey (1950) See more »