"Farscape," "I, E.T." Trivia Quiz

Answer: DRDs

DRDs, or Diagnostic Repair Drones, are little robots that maintain repairs and maintenance on Moya. They look like toasters on wheels.

Answer: Paddac beacon

The crew finds a Paddac beacon attached to Moya, emitting a high pitch sound which alerts Peacekeepers to Moya's location. The neural implant chip, or neurochip, is a tiny chip that is fused into a hosts brain, allowing information to be gathered and stored. Scropius puts one in John to gather wormhole knowledge.

In the season four episodes "What Was Lost," darnaz probes have been dropped on the planet Arneesk, messing up the planet's magnetics and making it inhospitable. The synaptic processor crystal is a crystal gem that controls Moya's propulsion system and was taken by Rygel to impress the Tavleks in "Throne for a Loss."

Answer: Clorium

Clorium is one of the six forbidden cargos for Leviathans, because it numbs them. Amnexus fluid is Moya's sanitizing fluid, used for the crew's laundry. Chronite are metal shavings from Moya's deck which become highly explosive when mixed with lutra oil, as seen in "Family Ties," the season one finale. Iriscentent fluid is Moya's fuel, which the crew had to find in the very first episode, "Premiere."

Answer: Yoda

John says the planet Moya landed on reminds him of Louisiana, or Dagobah. When Aeryn looks at him strangely, John replies, "Dagobah, where Yoda lives."

Answer: Deneans

Tavleks are the stimulated warriors who ransom Rygel in "Throne for a Loss." Ilanics are close cousins to Luxans as revealed in "Back and Back and Back to the Future." Acquarans are off-shoots of Sebaceans that John Crichton lives with in "Jeremiah Crichton."

Answer: For insulation

To insulate the Paddac beacon's signal, Moya landed in a swamp so the water would muffle the signal and keep the Peacekeeper's from finding them until the beacon could be removed.

Answer: Fostro

John is first seen by Fostro, Lyneea's son, while hiding in a barn. Ryymax is the leader of the military group and never sees John. Lorana is a Delvian from the episode "Rhapsody in Blue."

Answer: Onlux

Lyneea says the jar is just onlux, a common food. Fellip nector is referred to in "A Human Reaction" and is a drink similar to beer. Shakloom jerky is a favorite of Rygel's, as seen in "Jeremiah Crichton." Chloroferric compounds are what blocked Moya from detecting the Tavlek shuttle in "Throne for a Loss."

Answer: Neural nexus

The Paddac beacon is attached to Moya's neural nexus, which is an intensely sensitive area. The sensor synapse is referred to in "Back and Back and Back to the Future," while the ion backwash chamber was mentioned in "Through the Looking Glass." The amnexus systems are what gets backed up in "Jeremiah Crichton," forcing her to Starburst without John Crichton.

Answer: Aeryn Sun

Lyneea sees John, of course, and D'Argo when he's captured. She sees Pilot over the visual comms when John contacts Pilot. As for Aeryn, she made her way back to Moya, and Lyneea never sees her.