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Farscape s01e16: A Human Reaction
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- Season: 1 (per Wikipedia contributors)
- Episode number: 16 (per Wikipedia contributors)
- Running time: 48 minutes 17 seconds
- Uploaded by: Farscape YouTube channel
- Summary
- According to YouTube automatic captions, John Crichton tries to pilot his module back to his home planet by entering a wormhole like the one that first threw him into deep space. According to YouTube (Farscape), he crash-lands in Australia and is drawn into a military response to an approaching alien ship, with the lives of his crewmates on Earth at stake.
- Plot
- On board the living ship Moya, John Crichton tells his fellow travelers that he is an astronaut who went through a wormhole and is lost in a distant part of the universe among strange alien life forms. Over Pilot's and Zhaan's objections, he steers the Farscape module into a destabilising wormhole in an attempt to return to Earth.
- Crichton emerges over the Australian outback and crash-lands, where he meets a man named Wilson who insists they met before during module testing in the United States. Wilson tells Crichton's father Jack that the Pentagon has set up a Global Alliance unit to track the wormhole and that Wilson has been put in charge of it.
- An unidentified ship on the same trajectory as the module approaches Earth, and Crichton warns the military not to fire on it.
- According to YouTube automatic captions, Jack later tells Crichton that he was naive to think he could protect the aliens from people like Wilson.
- A Human Reaction The full rights-holder upload of the episode from the opening frame.
- Memorable quotes
- I'm not certain I'll belong there
- there was nothing I could do rajel you okay no I'm Fring sick
- if all people were like you maybe it could be but they're not in your memory we saw millions of Wilsons and cobs
- In the episode
- Crichton finds a gray hair In the quiet of the ship, Crichton examines a gray hair and speaks to the absent Zhaan about feeling old in space.
- Pilot detects a wormhole Pilot alerts Crichton that a wormhole has appeared and is breaking apart rapidly, and they spot a tiny blue planet ahead.
- Crichton's message into the void Crichton records a final message for anyone listening, explaining how he was shot through a wormhole and is being hunted.
- Farewell to the crew Crichton says goodbye to D'Argo, Rygel, and Zhaan, expressing his gratitude as he prepares to risk the unstable wormhole.
- Launching into the wormhole Pilot counts down the stability while Crichton enters the wormhole in his module, despite the risks.
- Crash-landing on Earth Crichton arrives on a sunny Australian beach, bewildered, and asks a woman if this is Australia.
- Interrogated by officials Military and intelligence officers question Crichton about his mission, landing, and prior visits to Australia.
- Jack demands to see his son Jack Crichton argues with Colonel Wilson at a restricted checkpoint, insisting on seeing his son John.
- The wormhole remains open Jack tells John that the wormhole he traveled through is still open and that the world does not know how to close it.
- Rygel's pod arrives Scanners detect another transport pod coming through the wormhole, and Aeryn confirms it is unarmed.
- Argument over the aliens Jack pleads with Wilson to stand down and treat the aliens as guests rather than threats.
- Jack agrees to make calls Crichton asks his father to use every contact he has to pressure the Pentagon to stop the military's actions.
- Aeryn overpowers the guards Aeryn reveals that she attacked the guards, and the group decides to escape rather than wait to be captured.
- Taking shelter at the cabin Jack brings Aeryn and Crichton to a remote cabin he kept for emergencies, and the group begins to relax.
- Crichton recognizes strangers Crichton begins identifying people and places on Earth that he has never actually visited, realizing something is wrong.
- Reality dissolves into memory The surrounding world unravels as the cabin and its occupants vanish, leaving Crichton in a white void.
- Reunion with the crew The aliens reveal that D'Argo and Rygel are alive, and they explain they used their power to recreate his memories to test him.
- The aliens' true conclusion The alien tells Crichton that humans proved too destructive and warlike to be a welcoming home for their species.
- Background
- According to YouTube (Farscape), the full episode is watchable here because the rights holder, the Farscape YouTube channel, published a complete upload on 3 October 2024, running about 48 minutes.
- In the series
- According to Wikipedia contributors, A Human Reaction is the sixteenth episode of the first season of Farscape.
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