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Farscape s02e05: The Way We Weren't
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- Series: Farscape (per Wikipedia contributors)
- Season: 2 (per Wikipedia contributors)
- Episode number: 5
- Running time: 44 minutes 16 seconds
- Publisher of online upload: Official Farscape YouTube channel
- Plot
- An opening flashback depicts a Peacekeeper named Lieutenant Valeric resisting orders to bond a replacement pilot to the Leviathan Moya and being overpowered.
- According to YouTube (Farscape), the crew reacts with shock and anger, and Aeryn finds herself distrusted by those she has lived and traveled with.
- According to YouTube automatic captions, Aeryn offers to leave Moya in her Prowler so as not to cause Pilot further pain, but Pilot rejects the offer.
- According to YouTube automatic captions, Pilot refuses to move Moya until Aeryn departs the ship, bringing the vessel to a halt while the crew tries to resolve matters between them.
- Memorable quotes
- you kill This ship's first pilot the pilot that belongs here I will not have you aboard defiling her with your presence
- based on my actions back then I deserve to die and if you wish to kill me right now I'm not going to stop you but please spare the others and yourself
- it wasn't really you who caused her death it was me if I hadn't agreed to come valeric may never have found a replacement pilot
- you deserve to be bonded to MOA naturally
- In the episode
- Officer refuses to serve the captain The female officer confronts Captain Crais and refuses to take part in his secret project, citing her long bond with the Leviathan.
- The crew discovers Aeryn's secret Rygel, Chiana, and the others find a recording showing that Aeryn served aboard Moya years earlier and helped kill a pilot.
- Aeryn defends her past Aeryn explains to the crew that her values and relationships have changed since she was a Peacekeeper.
- Pilot begins the new bonding The new Pilot works in the Leviathan chamber, connecting with the old Pilot's anatomy as he starts to communicate with the ship.
- Aeryn opens up to Crichton Aeryn tells John about her Peacekeeper upbringing and her inability to form lasting bonds.
- Aeryn reveals her past lover Aeryn admits to Crichton that she had a deeper relationship with the pilot she helped replace.
- Aeryn confesses to Pilot Aeryn goes to Pilot's den and tearfully confesses her role in his predecessor's death.
- The new Pilot wakes the ship Valeric's team completes the grafting, and the new Pilot wakes Moya for the first time, causing her intense pain.
- Pilot refuses to serve The devastated Pilot vows not to let Aeryn remain aboard, halting all ship movement until she leaves.
- Teerg propositions Aeryn Officer Teerg tries to convince Aeryn to desert with him and abandon Captain Crais's project.
- Moya rejects the new Pilot The new Pilot reawakens Moya, but the Leviathan senses a stranger and violently ejects him from the control chamber.
- Crais arrests Valeric Captain Crais arrives and arrests Lieutenant Valeric for treason, revealing Teerg as his informant.
- Aeryn reports the sabotage Aeryn informs the crew that Teerg was arrested for sabotage, and they realize Valeric's true actions against the project.
- Background
- Farscape was created by Rockne S. O'Bannon and produced by The Jim Henson Company and Hallmark Entertainment.
- According to YouTube (Farscape), the full episode is watchable on this page because the rights holder published it on its own YouTube channel, under the name Farscape, on 23 November 2024.
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