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		List Price: $149.95		Label: A&E Home Video Salesrank: 291 Released: November 17, 2009
		Our Price: $98.49
		Used Price: $109.99
		MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated) Media: DVD

Editorial Review:
John Crichton. Astronaut. Flung through a wormhole and lost in a galaxy far from home. He finds himself in the middle of a prison break, surrounded by hostile aliens, soaring through space inside a glorious living space ship called Moya. Hunted by the relentless Peacekeepers, he allies himself with his unimaginably alien fellow refugees and searches for a way home.

So begins the epic sci-fi classic Farscape. A fusion of live action, state-of-the-art puppetry, prosthetics and CGI, Farscape features mind-boggling alien life forms, dazzling special effects, edge-of-your-seat thrills, irreverent humor and unforgettable characters — all brought to life by the creative minds at Jim Henson's Creature Shop. No wonder it's been called the most imaginative sci-fi series in television history.

Here, in time for the series' tenth anniversary, are all four Farscape seasons, 88 episodes, together for the first time in one epic collection. These are the adventures of Moya's crew — Crichton, Peacekeeper Aeryn Sun, warrior Ka D'Argo, azure priestess Zhaan, spritely thief Chiana, Dominar Rigel, Pilot and many others. Like Moya herself, this package contains amazing surprises including hours of bonus materials, making-of featurettes, commentaries, interviews, deleted scenes and much more. Prepare for Starburst!

BONUS FEATURES:

• 29 Episode Commentaries, including "Premiere" with Rockne S. O'Bannon, Brian Henson and Ben Browder; "Jeremiah Crichton" with Claudia Black, Producer/Writer David Kemper, Browder and O'Bannon; "Bone to Be Wild" with Anthony Simcoe; "Relativity" with Lani Tupu (Crais/Voice of Pilot) and Director Peter Andrikidis; and, "Bad Timing" which features Browder, Black and Kemper discussing the series' final episode.
• Multiple featurettes and documentaries including "In the Beginning: A Look Back with Brian Henson"; "Making of a Space Opera" and "Inside Farscape: Save Farscape," on which fans, cast and crew discuss the fate of their beloved series.
• Multiple video profiles featuring archival clips and cast/crew discussing their characters and roles on Farscape.
• Over 90 minutes of deleted scenes.
• Slideshows and archival photo galleries, including character concepts and promo photos.
• Production design galleries featuring screenshots, rough drafts and concept slide shows.
• Behind-the-Scenes interviews with Ben Browder, Claudia Black, Anthony Simcoe, Virginia Hey, Gigi Edgley, Paul Goddard (Stark), Wayne Pygram (Scorpius) and more.
• Original TV promos and trailers

Farscape: The Complete Series Reviews:
Well done DVD Collection
2009-11-28 - When Farscape was on the air I was only able to catch an ep here and there. I wanted to get it on DVD but it was way to expensive. Then I found out they were releasing the series on to DVD in one big collection. I must say this is one of the best packaged DVD I have seen thus far, so far no scratches or anything along those lines. The picture quality was frigen amazing. In short for the amount of money this goes for it is a steal, I would recommend this to any SCi-Fi fan out there.

A must buy for sci-fi fans
2009-11-28 - This entire series is worth thousands of dollars of entertainment for $100. It's sci-fi at its best and anyone that appreciates the genre will not be disappointed. The picture quality of the DVD's are first rate and I have no complaints with the packaging either. I'm sorry they never had a fifth season, but fortunately 'the peacekeeper wars' bring closure to a brilliant and creative television show.

Great
2009-11-27 - Great set for a great price --- I first bought the super expensive yearly episodes but then this one came out and I must say I'm impressed. This series is like a 21st century version of the old Star Trek --- even the boring episodes (which are few and far between) have great special effects ---

Farscape!!!
2009-11-27 - Farscape is such an amazing show. The first time I saw it in it's entirety, I sat back and was amazed at how one show could run you through the entire gambit of emotions. You literally laugh, cry, get angry, etc. Those of you that have seen it and love it know exactly what I'm talking about. It's nice to finally see the show get the respect that it deserves in this beautiful collector's set. We can only hope that someday we will see this show revived. The story does continue in comics, and it's great, but makes you want it on television so much more. Anyways, enjoy the set folks, and have a Happy Holiday season.

Most Imaginative SciFi Series
2009-11-26 - I have both Stargate series, Star Trek TNG and Voyager, have watched the old and new Battlestar Galactica (both BGs are terrible; see my review for the new series).
Anyway, as for Farscape, I think this has some of the best acting and by far many of the most interesting and varied plots, thanks to the writers; of course some seem rehash of older plots, but many are new and unique, such as having a pregnant ship. I like Ben Browder, but he seems sometimes silly and way over the top emotionally, not as balanced as the other actors; I suspect he'll never get close to an Oscar; he was not improved in Stargate SG1, so I thinks it is him, not the writers. Claudia Black on the other hand is very good both on Farscape and on SG1; she has a great delivery and a good sense of humor. The major irritating thing about the show was Rigel, but it always seems that all shows have to have some disgusting, stupid, selfish oaf. If that puppet had been killed off within the first few episodes, the series would have been so much better.