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- Series: Farscape
- Season: 1
- Episode: 7 (per Wikipedia contributors)
- Director: Tony Tilse
- Writer: Nan Hagan
- Production code: 10107
- First aired (US): 16 April 1999
- First aired (UK): 24 January 2000
- Running time: 48 minutes 16 seconds
- Summary
- The crew of Moya come across a seemingly abandoned Peacekeeper ship hanging dead in space, and Aeryn finds a tech from Crais's ship after boarding.
- Plot
- The episode opens with the crew noting the size of what appears to be a dead Peacekeeper ship in the Uncharted Territories. Rygel tells the crew that he was once tortured on the Zelbinion over 130 cycles earlier.
- Aeryn pressures the captive tech from Crais's ship, questioning her loyalties, while Crichton argues the woman deserves fairer treatment.
- According to YouTube automatic captions, the tech explains that Captain Crais sent her unit to the Zelbinion for a full tech survey and the rest of her unit was destroyed by an unknown ship with a powerful weapon. She identifies the attackers as Sheyang, whom she calls opportunistic foragers, and attributes the deeper damage on the ship to other scavengers.
- According to YouTube automatic captions, Aboard the Zelbinion, Crichton tells the captive tech that he killed Captain Crais's brother in an accidental collision, not an intentional act.
- John Crichton delivers his recorded distress message aboard Moya, describing himself as being lost in a distant part of the universe and hunted by an insane military commander.
- Memorable quotes
- i Spit on Your Grave you sons of cowards
- I won't leave you on the ground now do
- you had nothing but you used it well Evan there is no shame in losing to a clever opponent and D'Argo I make it a point to someday kill my clever opponents
- you are magnificent D'Argo with or without your assistance in spite of it Crais will ask you many questions I will lie wish I had been so smart
- I hate being ambushed well you got him in the end that's all it counts I wasn't talking about the shayang
- In the episode
- Debate over a derelict ship Crichton argues for leaving the wreck while Aeryn Sun pushes to board, citing the vessel's possible data spools.
- Boarding the legendary vessel Crichton and Aeryn cross the vacuum-damaged hatch into the ship, and Aeryn describes the corridors of her youth.
- Discovery of a survivor The crew finds an active console and Jool, a Sebacean woman, who recognises them on sight and pleads for rescue.
- Interrogating the survivor Aeryn subjects Jool to a harsh Peacekeeper field review, demanding her name, division, and assignment.
- Jool's report on the attackers Jool explains that her unit was incinerated by an unknown weapon and identifies the marks as Scarran work on the derelict.
- Jool's degrading status revealed D'Argo and Rygel confirm that Jool's unit was demoted after her defection, leaving her with grot work.
- Planning the defense screen D'Argo, Jool, and Rygel map out a plan to reroute power and activate the derelict's defense screen in eight arns.
- Negotiating with a captor Rygel broadcasts his image to an approaching enemy vessel and bluffs that he commands a warship, buying time.
- Rygel meets a rival command Captain Bialar Crais confronts Rygel on the derelict and the two size each other up over salvage rights.
- Enemy opens fire Despite Rygel's ploy, the attacking vessel fires on the derelict, and the crew scrambles to finish the screen.
- A vision of the past D'Argo enters the radiant chamber and confronts the reanimated spirit of his dead rival, Macton.
- Boarding party invades A Scarran strike team breaches the defense screen and rushes toward the maintenance bay where Jool works.
- Jool confronts a Scarran Aeryn races through the corridors while Jool, holding unstable polaric discs, fends off a Scarran at her door.
- An interrupted farewell Jool and D'Argo share a final moment before D'Argo leaves, promising to arrange a reunion he cannot keep.
- Background
- PK Tech Girl was written by Nan Hagan and directed by Tony Tilse. It first aired in the United States on 16 April 1999 and in the United Kingdom on 24 January 2000.
- The episode is presented on this page because the rights holder published it on its own Farscape YouTube channel, uploading the full episode on 20 August 2024 as a video of 2,896 seconds (about 48 minutes).
- In the series
- According to Wikipedia contributors, PK Tech Girl is the seventh episode of Farscape's first season, which premiered on the Sci-Fi Channel in North America on 19 March 1999. According to YouTube automatic captions, the episode introduces Jool, the tech from Crais's crew.
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