Ben Browder |
John Crichton |
Claudia Black |
Aeryn Sun |
Anthony Simcoe |
Ka D'Argo |
Gigi Edgley |
Chiana |
Lani Tupu |
Captain Bialar Crais |
Wayne Pygram |
Scorpius/"Harvey" |
Marta Dusseldorp |
Officer Yal Henta |
Guest Star |
Lenore Smith |
Lt. Darinta Larell |
Guest Star |
Danny Adcock |
Co-Kura Strappa |
Guest Star |
Tammy MacIntosh |
Jool |
Recurring Role |
David Franklin |
Lt. Meeklo Braca |
Recurring Role |
Lani Tupu |
Voice of Pilot |
Recurring Role |
Once again, much like at the end of last season, the bulk of the crew are contemplating where to go from here. Chiana would likely go looking for her brother and the Nebari resistance, Rygel would probably return to Hyneria to depose the Dominar and Jool wants to go home.
Crichton and Scorpius successfully flew through a wormhole, despite instabilities.
Scorpius reveals that he won't seek vengeance against Crichton by going to Earth... the only vengeance he cared for is no longer within his grasp.
This is the first episode that Crichton calls Crais by his first name (though it has been mentioned previously by Crais's father in season one's "That Old Black Magic". The Corlatas also called him "Captain Bialar Crais" when they thought they had him captured in this season's episode "Relativity").
Crais: (over the comm) You are the most repellent of creatures, Scorpius. You weren't born into Peacekeepers; you weren't conscripted against your will. You chose to be one...
Scorpius: I want the bay doors sealed! All Prowlers scrambled- that hybrid must not get away!
Braca: The hybrid's building to maximum power inside the hangar. (he looks horrified) I don't think he's planning to escape!
Crais: The last time I left this ship, my ship, I did so under a veil of secrecy. You forced that situation. You took away my command. You stole my life from me! Well this time, Scorpius, I am not leaving quietly!
Scorpius: Somebody find that fool, and get him out of that ship! (The Carrier starts to rumble) Somebody, get that traitor off that ship!
Crichton: (to Scorpius) I suggest you hang on to something.
Crais: Talyn- Starburst!
Chiana: Scuttlebutt on the ship- this Grayza has Scorpius' mivonks in one Hezmana of a vise!
Scorpius: (referring to Crichton's module) I allowed you to get this primitive ship. How is this going to get me what I want?!
Crichton: (making a rude gesture) Read the middle finger, Scorpy.
Crais: (Over comm, to whole ship) Scorpius, I am just making my final goodbyes.
Scorpius: Where are you, Crais?
Crais: I am standing in your heart, and I'm about to squeeze!
Crichton's line "Yo Harrison, get your shoes on!" is an inside joke by Rockne S. O'Bannon. It refers to an old neighbor of his who always said he couldn't lend a hand when needed because he never had any shoes on.
Just for fun, Claudia Black and the crew placed bets on which direction the statue in the park would fall when it went down during the command carrier's destruction scenes.
Because of its complexity of execution, the scene where Scorpius walks up the stairs as the lake flows down the steps had to be done in a single take. Many of the production personnel came to watch. Wayne Pygram has also stated that just before the water flowed down the steps, he became a little nervous about the scene because the tread at the bottom of his boots was thinner than he would have liked.
Title:
The title is taken from an incident in the Old Testament book of Daniel where the prophet Daniel is thrown into the lion's den because he remains faithful to God.
Crichton: Tell me, Gandhi... you still goin' after Earth?
Crichton is ironically referring to Mohandas ("Mahatma") Ghandi, the Indian political and spiritual leader who lived and preached a program of non-violent protest as a means of reform.
Crichton: Awww, Grasshopper, you're so screwed.
Another Kung Fu reference described in the previous episode.
911:
The code to unlock Scorpius' I-Yensch bracelet was to hold two lights and press "911", the telephone number for Emergency Services in the USA.
Crichton: No, Scorpius is in Captain Queeg mode. Somebody's stolen his strawberries and he's not going to let his pet project die.
Captain Queeg is the fictional naval captain of the novel The Caine Mutiny. In the book, a quart of his strawberries is stolen and he conducts a very stringent investigation to discover the culprit.
Crichton: Flyin' through wormholes ain't like dusting crops, farm boy!
When his module experiences turbulence, flying through the wormhole with Scorpius, he makes this reference to Star Wars: A New Hope when Han Solo's says "Traveling through hyperspace ain't like dustin' crops, boy" during an exchange with Luke Skywalker.
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S 4 : Ep 22
Aired 3/21/03 (46:00)
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