"Farscape," "The Hidden Memory" Quiz

Answer: Moya going into labor

Pilot informs everyone that Moya cannot starburst because she's gone into labor. Rygel says, "She chooses now to go into labor? It's a little inconvenient." The plan was for Moya to use her last starburst to get them away from the Gammak base and far away from the Peacekeepers, but as usual, things don't go according to plan.

Answer: Rygel

Rygel and Chiana stay on board to deal with Moya's labor pains while Aeryn takes D'Argo and Zhaan to the base to save John. Chiana went down in "Nerve" with John and came back with tissue samples to save Aeryn.

Answer: Kissing Gilina

John hides his kissing Gilina from Scorpius to protect her. The wormhole technology was blocked by the Ancients' neural block, and was not John's doing, in fact, he didn't even know they had given him the wormhole technology until he saw it in the Aurora Chair. John isn't even sure where Earth is anymore, and most likely Moya was hidden safely away after John went to the gammak base.

Answer: Gilina

Gilina was under the chair, when she rigged it to show a false memory when the chair tried to access John's memory of their kiss. Crais ended up in the chair after the false memory showed him to be working with John, and John of course was in it because Scorpius thought he was a spy and knew about wormholes. Stark had already been in the chair nearly 100 times.

Answer: Banik

Grozolians are mentioned in "I, E.T." when Aeryn and D'Argo are hiding in a tree. They slaughtered many Luxans, including women and children, but the Luxans returned the favor. A Budong is a large creature in space seen in "Home on the Remains" and "Green-Eyed Monster." Sebaceans are the human-like Peacekeepers.

The Banik Slave Race have the ability to share memories and ease others into the afterlife.

Answer: Teloks

D'Argo tells Zhaan that, "Many cycles ago, there was a race even more feared than the Peacekeepers... the Teloks. They laid siege to my planet for over one hundred solar days. When the final assault came, all our warriors had were these weapons. My own great grandfather died in that war.

When the final days come, Luxans believe that the Qualta blade will lead us to freedom." The Tavleks were first seen in "Throne for a Loss," the Trelkez was a two-headed bird in "That Old Black Magic," and the Tarkans were seen in season four's "Lava's a Many Splendored Thing."

Answer: Crais

Aeryn finds Crais strapped in the Aurora Chair and takes his ident chip, but not before turning the chair on at full power and telling Crais, "You know what I give you, Crais? Your life. I will make you watch your life." She leaves him screaming in agony.

Answer: A place he saw as a boy

Stark, in the middle of a firefight, tells John he was hiding memories of a place he saw when he was a boy. It must have been quite a place, because Stark uses this memory to help ease others into the afterlife.

Answer: Gilina

Heskon was the security officer Aeryn knocked out to get John out of his cell, Niem was the red-headed assistant to Scorpius, and Crais lives on to trouble Moya's crew another day. Gilina, however, hesitates when confronting Scorpius, and Scorpy gets a shot off at the doomed PK tech. Stark gives Gilina the memory of a place he saw as a boy, saying, "I've been carrying it with me a long time." Gilina says it's beautiful and gets a kiss from John before she dies.

Answer: Stark

Stark saw Gilina talking to John in their cell through a camera/intercom, and when Aeryn rescued them from the cell, Stark couldn't help but wonder how many Peacekeepers John knew that were helping him.