Farscape: The Peacekeeper Wars

Farscape: The Peacekeeper Wars

John Crichton

Aeryn Sun

Ka D'Argo

Chiana

Scorpius

Sikozu Svala Shanti Sugaysi Shanu

Utu-Noranti Pralatong

Stark

Joolushko Tunai Fenta Hovalis

Captain Meeklo Braca

Commandant Mele-On Grayza

Emperor Staleek

War Minister Akhna

Rygel XVI

Pilot

Muoma

Yondalao

Maryk

Jothee

Einstein

Pikal

Caa'ta

Sgt. Learko / Lt. Jatog

Peacekeeper Captain

Scarran Doctor

Diagnosan (voice)

Bishan (voice)

Baby D'Argo

Baby D'Argo

Baby D'Argo

Eidelon Waiter (2004)

Scorpius' Assistant (2004)

Scorpius' Assistant (2004)

Scorpius' Assistant (2004)

Tragin / Scarran Guard (2004)

Tragin / Scarran Guard (2004)

Tragin / Scarran Guard (2004)

Tragin / Scarran Guard (2004)

Tragin / Scarran Guard (2004)

Peacekeeper Officer (2004)

Peacekeeper Officer (2004)

Peacekeeper Officer (2004)

Peacekeeper Officer (2004) (as Mark Carra)

Peacekeeper Officer (2004)

Eidelon Guard / Acolytes (2004)

Eidelon Guard / Acolytes (2004)

Eidelon Guard / Acolytes (2004)

Eidelon Guard / Acolytes (2004)

Eidelon Guard / Acolytes (2004)

Eidelon Guard / Acolytes (2004)

Eidelon Guard / Acolytes (2004)

Eidelon Guard / Acolytes (2004)

Eidelon Guard / Acolytes (2004)

Escaping Eidelon (uncredited)

Scarran warrior (uncredited)

Jenavian Charto (uncredited)

Eidelon Cloth Merchant (uncredited)

Bishan (uncredited)

Virginia Hey is the only regular cast member from Farscape's original television run that is not in the miniseries (though she is visible for a moment in a flashback during Crichton's "recap flashback").

This was Jonathan Hardy's final television appearance before his death on July 30, 2012.

Graza wasn't scripted to be pregnant for the mini-series. But Rebecca Rigg's pregnancy, forced the writers to adjust the script accordingly.

In between the end of the Farscape series and the Peacekeeper Wars, Pilot's voice changes. But if you check the credit it is the same voice actor, 'Lani Tupu'. (Tupu is also the actor who played Captain Bialar Crais.)

The peace of crystallized organic material that is Aeryn and Crichton's baby, which stayed inside Rygel, has never gone thought the decrystallizing machine. Nevertheless it started growing, and Rygel's stomach acids did not harm it, but it was established earlier in the series that Rygel's stomach acids are not the same fashion as others, which could mean it could be conducive to not only restoring the baby crystal, but nurturing it as well.

The Eidelon priest told Aeryn that at the dawn of their usefulness 27 thousand cycles (about 27 thousand years) ago they found a primitive and barely clothed species, humans, which they genetically engineered to make peacekeepers. Crichton found an artifact near the Eidelon temple on Arnask (ep.402 "What Was Lost") with an Egyptian hieroglyph. The Egyptian hieroglyphs are dated 3200 b.c, about 5.2 thousand years ago, there were no Egyptians 27 thousand years ago, nor there were Egyptian hieroglyphs. This might be explained if the hieroglyph seen in "What Was Lost" - the eye of Ra - was introduced to primitive Earthlings by the Eidolons and re-surfaced in Egypt millenia later, rather than supposing that it originated on Earth first thousands of years after the Eidolons' visitation. It would also mean that the "barely clothed" species may have been a species of proto-human, which would mean that the Sebaceans are not entirely human, but close enough related to result in an offspring being possible.

Aeryn Sun: D'Argo, we'll protect neural cluster. Chiana, Sikozu, you go find Pikal and Katar and keep them safe.

Commandant Mele-on-Grayza: You will not go through with this.

Rygel XVI: [Rygel has been asked to conduct John and Aeryn's wedding] Oh for Hezmana's sake, why me? Carry their baby, marry them off, what next? Let them move in?