Farscape: Cultures: Delvians
Delvians are blue, and they are, to put it simply, plants.
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Delvians are blue, and they are, to put it simply, plants.
Read moreGiles is Buffy’s watcher, he was appointed by the Watcher’s Council to train and guide her.
Read moreThe show opens… in Istanbul! Dark-haired girl runs for her life from two guys in dark robes.
Read moreWell, this episode certainly was funny, well acted and depressing as hell. I added 70 points extra for a shirtless Spike.
Read moreThis episode gets some points taken off for having too much demon poetry and making me inappropriately hungry.
Read moreCassie? Oh great, she’s a prophet called Cassandra! And that’s when I’ve believed that Joss Whedon really doesn’t watch any TV, because this joke has already been done on Smallville.
Read moreJohn Crichton is the son of an ol’ spacedog NASA astronaut (once walked in space). He has a PhD in Theoretical Sciences and a refreshing lack of machismo.
Read moreZoe is the drop dead gorgeous right hand girl of Captain Mal. She served with him during the war and apparently he saved her life so I guess she feels partly indebted.
Read moreA government established after the bitter civil war six years earlier.
Read moreThey’re not monsters. What they are, are people who went out into space, saw the extraordinary nothingness and went completely out of their heads.
Read moreAeon Flux is the archetypal action goddess. Beautiful, acrobatic, has a wonderful figure and not too clingy in her relationships with members of the opposite sex!
Read moreTrevor is the epitome of the archetypal mad scientist. He is particularly dangerous however, because he is also a political leader. He is the senior political power in Bregna though we often see him in certain episodes answering to others.
Read moreOverall I was disappointed with th episode which was strange since Joss Whedon had said that this was his best script to date!
Read moreCaptain Malcolm “Mal” Reynolds is the Serenity’s captain. He has a sharp sense of humour and yet suffers under the belief that the destruction of the existing political and social institutions (i.e. the Alliance) is necessary for future improvement of life the universe and everything.
Read moreThis super-sweet ships engineer has a thing for Simon. Basically, she fancies him like mad. She probably doesn’t know it yet, but Jayne fancies her too!
Read moreBook is the ships moral guidance. He’s older and supposedly wiser than the rest of the crew.
Read moreInara is a ‘Companion’, which is the modern day euphemism for prostitute. Yes, Inara is the ships bike! (though a ride on this bike will cost you a fortune!)
Read moreThis is a big, tough thug. He’s been billed as thoroughly unpleasant and who the hell can blame him!?
Read moreRiver is a borderline psychic although she’s more likely a borderline schizophrenic.
Read moreSimon Tam is the argumentative (at least with the Captain) ships doctor. He is a fugitive after he used all his resources to rescue his sister (River) from those no-good hoodlums, the Alliance.
Read moreWash is the all seeing and competent Serenity driver. He’s also the lucky git who’s married to Zoe. Despite this he is unassuming, quiet and pretty easygoing which is a complete load of bollocks in my book!
Read moreThe Train Job hardly made its mark as the first episode of a cult TV Sci Fi series did it? Sure it was fun and exciting and some of the graphics and dialogue were pretty cool, but this was a bit crappy
Read moreOverall the show was pretty good. I still have issues with the crappy science and the way they seem to want to ignore basic physics at the expense of the Wild West motif.
Read moreGus is a robot with a heart… no he isn’t! but he has at least got a brain… a nasty one. He/it is a cantankerous, insolent and sarcastic member of the crew.
Read moreAs the seconds ticked away we would find ourselves gripped by a strange and unique group of characters, some wonderful voices, truly excellent animation…… but not alas, the story.
Read moreDarph is after Chode for some reason. It seems that the Imperialists Clowns either want him dead or they want to capture him. Chode wants to know who he is, where he came from and Darph wants to chop off anything connected to a pair of shoulders.
Read moreTroopers are cloned Imperial Commandos. They serve the Dark Clowns (presumably Dark Clowns are the Imperialists).
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