Look at the Princess: Part 3: The Maltese Crichton (4 Aug. 2000)

Crichton has been turned into a statue. Now someone has cut off his head, and everyone searches for it. Once it's reattached, he finds out he cannot be turned into a statue again, he ... See full summary »

Directors:

Andrew Prowse, Tony Tilse

Writers:

Rockne S. O'Bannon (creator), David Kemper

Stars:

Ben Browder, Claudia Black, Virginia Hey

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Ben Browder	...	John Crichton
Claudia Black	...	Officer Aeryn Sun
Virginia Hey	...	Pa'u Zotoh Zhaan
Anthony Simcoe	...	Ka D'Argo
Gigi Edgley	...	Chiana
Matt Day	...	Councilor Tyno
Lani John Tupu	...	Pilot (voice) (as Lani Tupu)
Wayne Pygram	...	Scorpius
Jonathan Hardy	...	Kahaynu / Voice of Dominar Rygel XVI
Tina Bursill	...	Empress Novia
Bianca Chiminello	...	Jenavian Charto
Felix Williamson	...	Prince Clavor
Aaron James Cash	...	Dregon Carzenova (as Aaron Cash)
Nick McKay	...	Cargn (voice) (as Nicholas McKay)
Thomas Holesgrove	...	Cargn

Storyline

Crichton has been turned into a statue. Now someone has cut off his head, and everyone searches for it. Once it's reattached, he finds out he cannot be turned into a statue again, he wouldn't survive, but the Princess is having his child. Meanwhile Z'han tries to convince the builders that Moya is peaceful and should not be killed, failing that she tries to convince Moya not to kill herself.

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Plot Keywords:

reference to batman

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Genres:

Adventure | Sci-Fi

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Details

Language:

English

Release Date:

4 August 2000 (Australia)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

46 min 46 min (DVD)

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Part 2 and part 3 of "Look at the Princess" are the only times in which the ship Moya is given a voice. The performer who supplied Moya's voice was not credited and has not been identified.

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Goofs

John Chricton's chopped off head is dumped in a foundry and floats - despite being made out of metal.

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Quotes

[D'argo had just jumped over a vat of something unpleasant and deadly in order to save someone]
John Crichton: How Batman was that?

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Connections

References Batman (1989)

User Reviews

The quote is wrong for this episode

This is one of my favorite episodes (the whole Look at the Princess 3ptr) The quote listed for this episode on the IMDb page is incorrect.

The actual quote from John is "How Batman was that?!"

I know its not a big deal, but John's pop culture references are among the best things on the show.

I don't know if just anyone can alter the info on these pages like a Wikipedia article. Or how someone can add other quotes to an episode. I don't often scan IMDb listing for things like this, but i just happen to be reading David Kemper's page, and went through the episodes of Farscape he wrote many of which are among my favorites

Thanks