"Farscape," "Revenging Angel" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Weak pulse

John is knocked unconscious by D'Argo, who accuses him of sabotaging his ship, which is now set on self-destruct mode and is stuck inside Moya, who has no power. Meanwhile, Jool tells Pilot that John is not doing well, "There's some blood in his skull and some swelling, and he's barely breathing." She adds that his fever is way up as well.

Answer: D'Argo throwing his Qualta blade

Chiana is chastising D'Argo for hurting Crichton, and enraged, the Luxan throws his Qualta blade over the edge of a huge drop in Pilot's den. Chiana replies, "That was mature."

Answer: Football

John says, "Earth, dad, pizza, sex, cold beer, fast cars, sex, Aeryn, love." That's only nine, instead of a Top Ten, but who's counting? Harvey says they're both dead if those are his reasons to live.

Answer: Harvey=Revenge, Chiana=Be smarter, Pilot=Run, Jool=Reason with him

Harvey tells John to get revenge, it will help him live, Chiana tells him to just out think the Luxan, and Jool tells him to reason with him, saying, "Conflict is for barbarians." Pilot tells John, "Moya and I find it advantageous to avoid confrontation by egressing... Aggression feeds on opportunity. Remove yourself as a target and the pursuer will eventually tire." John says he is wise and Pilot responds, "I don't get out much...
so, I read."

Answer: MIR

John warns D'Argo to look out, but he says he's not going to fall for that one. Then he's hit by the MIR space station. Later, when he enters a painting of a wormhole he paints on the side of a mountain to lure John, John enters it and D'Argo follows. The first time he smacks into the mountain, the second time he goes in the wormhole only to come out like a fly on the windshield of the Starship Enterprise. But it still isn't the right answer because this didn't happen during that first chase in the asteroid field.

Answer: D'Argo screams in Luxan

D'Argo yells something in ancient Luxan and the console of the ship turns on and starts speaking to D'Argo. D'Argo learns that the only way to stop the self-destruct sequence is to place an ancient Luxan artifact into the console... unfortunately he threw his down the pit in Pilot's den.

Answer: Princess Leia

First, Aeryn appears in a sexy outfit in her cartoon form. She demands that John fix her, and he takes out a huge pencil and changes her into Jessica Rabbit from the film "Who Framed Roger Rabbit." Then she's turned into Marilyn Monroe, singing "Happy Birthday Mister Astronaut" to John. Next up is Aeryn as Cleopatra, from Shakespeare's "Anthony and Cleopatra," though she quotes from "Romeo and Juliet." Then she's Dorothy, saying, "There's no place like home." Then she turns into Madonna, a Baywatch babe, and finally Nancy Reagan, telling John to just say no.

Answer: Hide the fried chicken

After sending cartoon D'Argo into a wormhole, John says, "Well, this little spaceman's going home. Lock up the women and hide the fried chicken!" But when he tries to fly through the wormhole he smashes into the side of a rock and wakes up in "real" life with an angry D'Argo ready to kill him.

Answer: Schmuck

His tombstone reads "R.I.P.; Here Lies John Crichton; Human; Astronaut; Natural Born Loser." Harvey reads the last rites, saying "Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to pay our final respects and to say farewell to our dear friend, Commander John Crichton.

A schmuck. Muleheaded, reckless, and probably braindead before I met him. Alas, his death is mine also." Harvey finally convinces John to get revenge on D'Argo, and not to deny his biological heritage.

Answer: Marbles

D'Argo steps on a rake which slams into his face, then steps into a bucket which sticks to his foot, then slips on a giant banana peel and then steps in a bear trap. When he gets to John the first time, John opens a trap door and sends D'Argo falling.

The next time D'Argo steps around all the traps and gets to John, only to find a fake John full of dynamite which blows up, leaving a smoldering D'Argo with tentacles stuck in the air. Harvey is pleased, saying John ought to thank him for saving his life, but John says he took no joy in it and that Harvey was wrong about him.

He tells Harvey not to touch anything in his head or distract him from his true feelings again, but thanks him for his help and says, "That's all folks."