The Best Episodes of Farscape Season 3

Crais gets Talyn to starburst inside the command carrier, causing it to collapse in on itself.

Director: Rowan Woods

Writer: Rockne S. O'Bannon

Jack (The Ancient) unlocks the wormhole knowledge in Crichton's mind so together they can build a device to destroy the Scarran dreadnought.

Director: Ian Watson

Writer: Carleton Eastlake

Crichton goes to the command carrier to sabotage Scorpius' wormhole research.

Director: Ian Watson

Writer: Richard Manning

D'Argo and Stark try to heal John, left with his head open on an operating table, while Scorpius attempts to avoid discovery. Zhaan makes a great personal sacrifice, while Jothee and Chiana commit an indiscretion.

Director: Ian Watson

Writer: Richard Manning

Scorpius puts the neural chip into his own brain in an attempt to retrieve vital wormhole equations from Crichton.

Director: Ian Watson

Writer: Richard Manning

Crichton must seek out an old friend who has gained too much knowledge about wormholes.

Director: Peter Andrikidis

Writer: Carleton Eastlake

The crew work out a way of getting free from the other ship and out of the wormhole. Things become more complicated when their new 'friends' begin to sabotage Moya and Crichton picks up a transmission from Earth.

Director: Tony Tilse

Writer: David Kemper

Talyn is swallowed by a boodong, leaving Stark and Rygel stranded in a transport pod.

Director: Tony Tilse

Writer: Ben Browder

Moya rendezvous with Talyn who is seriously damaged. They hide in the atmosphere of a planet to prevent the Peacekeepers from finding them. D'Argo and Rygel go down to the planet to find some Clorium, a drug that will help Talyn recover.

Director: Ian Barry

Writer: Clayvon C. Harris

Talyn lands on a planet covered mostly with vegetation that will help him to heal. Crichton, Aeryn and Crais leave the ship in search of Xhalax.

Director: Peter Andrikidis

Writer: Rockne S. O'Bannon

Stark accidentally sends himself, Crichton, Aeryn and Jool back in time where they alter the time line and are forced to interfere further to restore it.

Director: Peter Andrikidis

Writer: Steve Worland

Moya takes Talyn's remains to the sacred burial ground where D'Argo is forced to destroy a rogue Leviathan that is attacking other ships.

Director: Andrew Prowse

Writer: David Kemper

Moya approaches a wormhole, gets pulled in and fused to another ship.

Director: Tony Tilse

Writer: David Kemper

Aeryn goes to a planet in search of someone who can contact her father.

Director: Rowan Woods

Writer: Justin Monjo

A group of escaped prisoners come aboard Moya followed shortly by Aeryn, Crais and Rygel who have finally returned from Talyn.

Director: Tony Tilse

Writer: Rockne S. O'Bannon

In need of supplies, Crichton lands his transport pod on a dying leviathan which is full of hungry cannibals and a scientist who has the ability to create clones.

Director: Ian Watson

Writer: Matt Ford

Crichton, D'Argo, Jool and Chiana are forced to take a holiday by Pilot as he is fed up with their constant bickering.

Director: Tony Tilse

Writer: Lili Taylor

Moya docks at a commerce station so the crew can spend some of the money they acquired from the depository. Disaster strikes however when the station is hit by a storm.

Director: Andrew Prowse

Writer: Justin Monjo

The crew of Moya start blacking out and missing portions of time. Pilot becomes inhabited by another entity who needs to 'taste' each crew member to determine if they too are being inhabited.

Director: Catherine Millar

Writer: Justin Monjo

D'Argo and Rygel meet Braca and Scorpius in a cafe to conduct negotiations when it is unexpectedly attacked.

Director: Peter Andrikidis

Writer: Matt Ford

There is an accident while D'Argo is demonstrating what his ship can do. He blames Crichton and knocks him out. In his unconscious state Crichton has some animated dreams.

Director: Andrew Prowse

Writer: David Kemper

Talyn gets the urge to fly into a sun. While in its vicinity Stark is contacted by an alien women who is being held against her will.

Director: Ian Barry

Writer: Matt Ford