[Ol' Dan Tucker]

I puked my way through the first episode of TNG when it first aired. It was the last "Star Trek" anything I ever watched. Some people say it got better. I wouldn't know ...

I didn't really know who Patrick Stewart was at the time. I though he was a throw-away character. I kept waiting for the old bald guy to be killed off so the young, virile First Officer (Jonathon Frakes) take command. Who knew?

"Babylon 5: Our last, best hope for decent Science Fiction on TV." That and Stargate: SG1.

IMO, Farscape was a better show than either one of those.

[NorthMountain]

de gustibus ... Farscape was a bit too comic-book for me. Obviously, YMMV.

The real crime, IMO, was FOX's gross mishandling of Firefly.

[Rockingham]

Farscape was wild, unpredictable, crazy, and fun.

[Windcatcher]

I have a LOT of Farscape DVD’s on my shelf.

The thing about Farscape is that it was pure sci-fi without trying to be either political or “relevant”. People panned it because “Pilot” was a Henson puppet but it was good sci-fi. Yes, as a former Boeing employee (and Physics major) I could nitpick about some of the aerospace aspects of the earliest episodes, but once you got into season 2 those issues were no longer relevant.

It was a good show and deserved better.