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Farscape s04e21: We're So Screwed, Part 3: La Bomba

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1. Season: 4
2. Episode: 21 (per Wikipedia contributors)
3. Writer: Mark Saraceni (per Wikipedia contributors)
4. Director: Rowan Woods (per Wikipedia contributors)
5. Original US air date: 3 March 2003 (per Wikipedia contributors)
6. Running time: 44 minutes 16 seconds
7. Uploaded by: Farscape YouTube channel
8. Key facts
9. We're So Screwed (Part 3): La Bomba is the twenty-first episode of the fourth season of Farscape. According to Wikipedia contributors, it was written by Mark Saraceni and directed by Rowan Woods. The episode first aired in the United States on 3 March 2003.
10. The rights holder's YouTube upload of this episode is titled "Farscape S4E21 FULL EPISODE | We're So Screwed Part III: La Bomba", which differs from the episode's title. The full episode was published on the Farscape YouTube channel on 7 February 2026 and runs 44 minutes and 16 seconds.
11. Summary
12. According to YouTube (Farscape), an old enemy appears to offer help the crew may need, even as a working bomb is revealed to be on board.
13. Plot
14. The episode opens with a "Previously on Farscape" recap describing how Scorpius may have been captured and outlining the plan to walk into a Scarran base, start a civil war, and extract him. Early on, John Crichton delivers a voiceover recounting being shot through a wormhole three years earlier and stranded aboard a living ship with escaped prisoners.
15. According to YouTube automatic captions, Scorpius tells Crichton that the Scarrans cultivate a flower called crystherium whose power they can only propel forward from a handful of locations, and that destroying the flowers would set them back hundreds of cycles. Scorpius then claims that his neural clone Harvey has returned because Crichton betrayed their agreement, a charge Crichton rejects. Scorpius further warns Crichton that a working bomb is now on board and that he should plan on being nearby when it goes off.
16. According to YouTube automatic captions, Officer Ahkna's forces inform the crew that 400 Scarran Scramler cannons are trained on them and that any non-Scarran vessels will be targeted. Under the truce, Ahkna tells Crichton, the Scarrans must release him but will not let him leave with the others. According to YouTube automatic captions, when the crew return to their commandeered craft, they discover someone has been inside and suspect that a homing beacon or a bomb may have been planted.
17. According to YouTube automatic captions, a character explains that the Stark the crew is looking for has been replaced by a bioduplicate planted by Emperor Staleek. According to YouTube automatic captions, Commander Grayza then offers Crichton his freedom in exchange for leaving Scorpius behind with her.
18. Memorable quotes
19. I have no wormhole knowledge, John. But Harvey said knows everything you know.
20. Did anyone else know about this or is it just me?
21. Captain Braa has already relieved you of command.
22. In the episode
23. Crichton interrogates Scorpius about the flowers John questions Scorpius in a secure room, pressing him about the secret cavern and the plants growing inside.
24. Scorpius confronts Crichton over the deal Scorpius accuses John of breaking their agreement and claims the return of his neural clone is John's fault.
25. Braca offers Crichton a way out Braca and Crichton compare their shared origins and team up, while Scorpius pressures John to comply with his demand.
26. Scorpius pressures John for wormhole knowledge Scorpius corners Crichton in a medical area and pleads with him to hand over the secrets of wormhole construction.
27. The crew reclaims their stolen ship D'Argo, Sikozu, and Rygel locate their vessel, run a full diagnostic to check for traps, and decide to execute Scorpius's plan.
28. Grazer offers a deal for Scorpius Grazer approaches John in a corridor and offers his freedom in exchange for leaving the captive Scorpius behind.
29. Scorpius proposes an elevator escape Scorpius, John, and D'Argo compare escape options and settle on plan E, using the base's drilling elevator.
30. The elevator carries them into the cavern Scorpius directs the drilling car down to the flower cavern, while D'Argo struggles with the unfamiliar controls.
31. They reach the mother plant chamber The elevator stops at the chamber, and the group begins prying open the doors against Scarren resistance.
32. Sikozu reveals her engineered purpose Sikozu explains to the crew that she and others are biologically designed to emit lethal radiation against Scarrens.
33. The crew finds the real Stark The group reaches the replicator and locates the imprisoned Stark, confronting their old enemy to secure his release.
34. Bracka relieves Grazer of command Captain Bracka formally invokes military code to strip Commandant Grazer of her authority and take control of the carrier.
35. Crichton reactivates the nuclear bomb John chooses to fix the flower problem by turning the bomb back on, setting a short timer for detonation as the team debates the risk.
36. Background
37. The series first aired on 19 March 1999 and its regular run ended on 21 March 2003. The main cast includes Ben Browder, Claudia Black, Virginia Hey, Anthony Simcoe, Gigi Edgley, Paul Goddard, Lani Tupu, Wayne Pygram and Jonathan Hardy.
38. We're So Screwed (Part 3): La Bomba is watchable here because the rights holder published it on its own YouTube channel.
39. In the series
40. According to Wikipedia contributors, the episode is the twenty-first of season 4 and forms the third part of the season's "We're So Screwed" story arc. The rights holder's upload of this episode carries the title "Farscape S4E21 FULL EPISODE | We're So Screwed Part III: La Bomba", which differs from the episode's own title.

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