"Farscape," "Promises" Trivia Quiz

Answer: She suffers from heat delirium

Aeryn suffers from heat delirium and is weak, but she was saved by Scorpius and brought to Moya, where John and the others find them. Scorpius, last seen buried alive, says he escaped with "foresight and preparation." Scorpius has put Aeryn in a coolant suit to help fight off the heat delirium.

Answer: A bed and breakfast

When Aeryn tells John that she promised Scorpius he would not be harmed and that he wants asylum on Moya, John says, "Asylum? What is it with Peacekeepers? First they hunt us, then they want to move in. Are we a bed and breakfast? Do we have a sign outside that says 'Free HBO'?" This references the fact that many Peacekeepers have shown up on Moya, first Aeryn, then Crais, and the scientist Linfer, and now Scorpius.

Answer: Stake to the heart

Scorpius claims he is there to protect the wormhole knowledge and John, and to keep him out of Scarran hands. D'Argo is dubious at Scorpius wanting to be John's protector, and John says, "Kryptonite, silver bullet, Buffy - what's it going to take to keep you in the grave?"

Answer: Reservoir Dogs

John and Harvey are dressed up like the gang from Reservoir Dogs, with the shades and the suits. Harvey lights up a cigarette and John tells him, "No smoking in my head!" Harvey wants John to kill Scorpius right away, but John promised Aeryn, and he wants to know what the half-Scarran is up to.

Answer: Hokothians

A large ship, much bigger than Moya, appears before them, and its captain, Ullom, demands that the assassian Aeryn Sun be handed over. He claims he induced the heat delirium in her and can cure it, but he wants to know who hired her to kill their Prime Hokothian and the names of those who helped her. Patriqu-ro was a race mentioned in "Meltdown" and Halosians are from "Out of their Minds."

Answer: Candygram

John and D'Argo go to talk with Ullom and John enters his ship saying, "Knock knock knock. Candygram." This is a famous Saturday Night Live skit from the first season, where Chevy Chase would dress up as the Land Shark and knock on women's doors and use different techniques to get them to open, the most famous being "Candygram." D'Argo tries to take out Ullom with his tongue, but Ullom turns out to just be a hologram so John has to convince Aeryn to give Ullom what he wants.

Answer: Hot dogs at Yankee Stadium

Scorpius offers to remove the neural clone from John's mind, and Harvey attempts to talk John out of it, saying "How could I leave your mind. It's full of so many wonderous memories. Smooth jazz piano, chocolate ice cream, women's perfume...women. How could you take that from me?" John says, "You're not real." Harvey replies, "I'm real to you and I'm real to myself." Harvey sits to face his fate and says, "Good-bye then, John. I will miss you." We'll miss you too Harvey.

Answer: The Hokothian ship is made to look like Moya

The Hokothian ship is really a small vessel that can act like a chameleon, appearing larger than it is with the use of a hologram. Sikozu makes the ship read like Moya so the missile will lock on to the Hokothian ship rather than Moya.

Answer: Holly

John, Sikozu, and D'Argo bring Aeryn aboard the Hokothian ship and get Aeryn cured in exchange for her information. After she is cured, John and D'Argo take out Ullom's men and Aeryn goes to face Ullom himself, who she shot the day she killed his leader.

It turns out Ullom is still a hologram, but when he appears for real to shoot Aeryn, it turns out she is wearing the shield-belt and is protected, while John shoots Ullom. Later, he is still alive, and John quips, "You're still with us, Holly? Not for long." Sikozu reprograms the ship to read bio-Leviathan signatures so the Peacekeeper missile locks onto it and destroys the ship, including "Holly."

Answer: None of these

Pilot says he can't serve so many people and asks the crew to choose one captain amongst them. They each will take turns and then vote on who is best suited to be captain. And as far as Sikozu goes, Pilot can't stand her, and he can usually put up with a lot.