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Farscape - The Complete Fourth Season | 
 enlarge | Directors: Andrew Prowse, Geoff Bennett, Ian Watson, Karl Zwicky, Kate Woods
Actors: Ben Browder, Claudia Black, Anthony Simcoe, Gigi Edgley, Lani John Tupu
Studio: Adv Films
Category: DVD
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Rating:  15 reviews
Sales Rank: 10484
Format: Animated, Color, Dolby, Dvd-video, Ntsc
Language: English (Original Language)
Rating: Unrated
Region: 1
Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
Number Of Discs: 10
Running Time: 1100 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.1
Dimensions (in): 7.9 x 5.5 x 4.5
MPN: DFSBX4D
UPC: 702727103322
EAN: 0702727103322
ASIN: B0002VGSBM
Theatrical Release Date: March 19, 1999
Release Date: October 5, 2004
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 Farscape - The Complete Fourth Season October 13, 2008
M. Sellers (State College, PA USA)
It is a pity that Sci-Fi took lessons from Fox on how to kill a show. This season was even better than the third and I was looking forward to the fifth with bated breath. Too bad another great Sci-Fi show was executed.
THE GREATEST SCIENCE FICTION SERIES EVER MADE July 30, 2008
Elsie Writ
I'm always shocked when people have not heard of this series. It had the unfortunate effect on me of making everything else not quite good enough. The acting, Ben Browder, Claudia Black, Gigi Edgley (and everyone else in Australia) is fantastic. The design is mind blowing and the stories individually and over the whole arc are so amazing. At first I thought I would be thrown out of the story by the animatronic characters( Jim Hensons creations)-- just thought they would make it too young and hard to suspend disbelief, but the guy who voiced Rygel -- can't remember his name but he really sold it. I stopped looking at a puppetty thing and was totally engaged in his character. This isn't really a fourth season review, this is the whole shebang. Get it. Eat it.
 Season 4: The John and Aeryn Show February 17, 2008
Niki M. (Alexandria, VA)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
While Season 4 definitely had it's exciting, fun Farscape moments, and still added to this fantastic series as a whole, as compared to the other seasons, it only rated 3-stars for me.
I know I will be branded the scourge of the Earth for the this review. But I've watched every Farscape episode and I've got to tell you that Season 4 was a huge disappointment for me. In that, the majority of the focus was on John and Aeryn to the near exclusion of the remaining characters. Everyone but John and Aeryn simply stopped evolving to an appreciable degree.
Instead of the storylines being tributaries meandering through the lives of all the characters, there was only one steady flow raging through the lives of John and Aeryn. Quite frankly, it got very old, very quickly for me. Season 4 consisted of: Tune in next week to see John pining for Aeryn or Aeryn pining for John. Tune in next week to see John looking for wormholes or Earth. After 21 episodes, I was over hearing about the lovesick John/Aeryn, and even sicker of those frelling wormholes.
We never got to know more about D'Argo or visit the Luxan home world. We never got know more about Rygel or visit the Hynerian home world. And that goes for all of the other characters too. The series ended with the Peacekeeper Wars, yet we barely got to see the animus that brewed between the factions. Apparently there was a whole universe of interesting storylines out there but we rarely got to see any of them. Why?
Because for some reason, the PTB thought we needed to see show after show of "John loves Aeryn (and vice versa)" and "John/Scorpious love wormholes". Reminiscent of wasting three entire episodes (during the first season) on the absurd "Princess loves John, demands to marry him, and suddenly the battle-hardened Farscape crew who have escaped from everywhere else are not even bothering with an exit strategy." Yes, I can see how these stories would be more interesting than powerful, warring factions plotting to destroy each other, along with any other species who get in their way.
Sorry folks, I cannot drink the Farscape kool-aid for Season 4. It was a huge let down for me considering it was the last season of the series. It was stagnate and missed an opportunity for the fans really enjoy ALL of the characters, including Pilot, in more than just supportive by-product roles.
I put on hiatus viewing my other sci-fi shows so I could devote my time to viewing all of the Farscape episodes. It was a refreshing relief to get back to watching Stargate Atlantis, in which the action storylines drive the show instead of the passions of one or two specific characters. Although, Rodney is quickly becoming the Crichton "all about me" focus of Atlantis...which is slightly bothersome. But I'll save that critique for another day.
Amazingly fast-paced season! June 29, 2007
Jeremy R. Ziegler (Pflugerville, TX United States)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Unfortunately, this is the last season of Farscape, but it was excellent! The best part about having the DVD's is that you don't fall prey to the poor release cycle for the TV show from Sci-Fi.
This season deals mainly with John's return to Earth and closer interaction with the Scarrens. As I stated in the title - incredibly fast-paced. Each episode is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat!
great season December 8, 2006
C. B. Gavel (Naugatuck CT)
1 out of 4 found this review helpful
hello,
it is to bad that this show didn't last logner it was really great and there was so much potential for them to meet new races and new places.
still i recommend by every season andtht peace keeper wars as you will really like this anyone who like cmedy, fantasy scifi needs to own this series.
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