What changed

Farscape s03e11: Incubator

Comparing version 1 (10 September 2026, 09:23 UTC, imported from the content file) with version 1 (10 September 2026, 09:23 UTC, imported from the content file).

The text is identical between these two versions; the change was to the references or the provenance, not to what the page says.

1. Key facts
2. Series: Farscape
3. Season: 3
4. Episode: 11
5. Title: Incubator
6. Published online: 5 June 2025 on the Farscape YouTube channel (per YouTube (Farscape))
7. Running time: 44 minutes 16 seconds
8. Summary
9. According to YouTube automatic captions, the episode sets up Scorpius's offer to the crew in exchange for John Crichton's extraction, before pivoting to Crichton's plan to bargain with Scorpius directly.
10. Plot
11. According to YouTube automatic captions, in his quarters aboard a command carrier, Scorpius installs a neurochip in the presence of Brea and the nurse Freud.
12. As he works, Scorpius recounts how he was raised by a Scarran named Ta, who tried to teach him control and endurance.
13. According to YouTube automatic captions, Scorpius proposes an exchange: information about Scarran behaviour, vessel design and security arrangements in return for safe passage.
14. Meanwhile, Moya has been drifting aimlessly for nearly 15 solar days while the crew searches for a wormhole.
15. Pilot agrees to let Crichton sleep for 12 hours without being woken.
16. A Prowler carrying a Ralgarian pilot docks with Moya, broadcasting a distress signal.
17. Memorable quotes
18. You killed her. Your birth was difficult. You killed her.
19. I want revenge. I want to wipe out the scatters before they wipe us out.
20. If you're not smart enough to discover it for yourself, you're not smart enough to use it wisely.
21. Do you think that neuro clones go to heaven? Well, wherever I wind up, when I see your mama, I'll be sure to give her your regard.
22. In the episode
23. Project leader volunteers for test flight The officer in charge insists on personally piloting the next wormhole test despite warnings about an encrypted section of the neurochip data.
24. Crichton encounters Scorpius in his mind John Crichton finds himself in Scorpius's mind and learns that a copy of his consciousness was extracted along with the wormhole equations.
25. Scorpius explains the chip duplication Scorpius reveals that the neurochip replicated parts of Crichton's personality and that the version inside the chip is a separate entity.
26. Moya senses a nearby wormhole Pilot and D'Argo detect wormhole signatures from Moya and debate whether to keep searching or head for starburst leave.
27. A Prowler approaches Moya The crew spots an unmanned Prowler drifting toward them and considers whether it is a trap set by Scorpius.
28. A stranger boards Moya A Ryn female pilot from the Prowler docks with Moya and asks to speak directly to Crichton.
29. She offers wormhole secrets The stranger claims she has cracked phase shielding and offers Crichton the secret to safe wormhole travel.
30. The peacekeepers reconstruct her origins Captain Molain tells Scorpius about a destroyed Leviathan colonization flight and the fate of the survivor's family.
31. The Scarans recapture Scorpius Scorpius's escape attempt fails when his former captors retrieve him from the transport pod.
32. Lihn reveals her illness The Ryn visitor brings food to Crichton and discloses that her body is breaking down from wormhole exposure.
33. Scorpius is shown his mother In a forced Scaran memory sequence, Scorpius witnesses the agony of his birth mother during the hybrid experiment.
34. Scorpius escapes again After more brutal conditioning, Scorpius slips free of the Scarans and signals a peacekeeper carrier to destroy their dreadnought.
35. Crichton and Scorpius trade notes Pilot and D'Argo discuss Scorpius's progress, while Scorpius dictates the wormhole calculations he recovered from Crichton's mind.
36. Background
37. According to YouTube (Farscape), the full episode was published on the Farscape YouTube channel on 5 June 2025 and runs 44 minutes and 16 seconds.

Back to the page · Suggest a change