/int/ - International

May I interest somebody in Farscape? Anyone? Maybe? It's a great Y2K show, really. No? Okay, maybe next thread.

>>20751 You could make a threda about it and see, I myself do not know the show, so can't comment on it. Is it comfy?

>>20755 You may or more likely may not laugh, but I had it all typed out already a few weeks ago, yet discarded it. Because nobody likes Farscape. But solely due to the single reason for it being mostly unknown for any other reason then it featuring the guy and gal that later switched to that other sci-fi show, Star Turnstile or Star Drawbridge or whatever. And it's also just about as rocky in season 1 as TNG, gotta stand over such superficiality. So us countless Farscape fans are bound to a life in shadows, having to irredeemably bring it up when it isn't appropriate, like a Bernd in an X-Files thread or spending your whole life being the fat and bald running gag of an irrelevant Midwestern Youtube channel to just be able to nudge Farscape in those few and far between chances your sadistic normie bosses decide to talk about something tangentially sci-fi related. We haven't chosen this hill. But we hold it till our last breath. I still do want to finish X-Files tho and haven't spend a single effort to get it doneth.

does it have to be 90s there are shows that are kind of bad but cosy outside of that decade too

>>20751 Farscape is in my top-3 scifi shows, with the x-files and babylon 5

>>19148 Fun fact: she ate a real bug here, the disgust on mulder's face is real because it was supposed to be a candy bug

>>21055 She knew about a good protein source

>>21051 Heh, I watched that.

>>21117 The plot and dialogue was ridiculous, but somehow cosy af to watch

An episode a day keeps the demons away

Is it psychopath tier to pay 26€ for a high resolution jpeg of Gillian Anderson to use it as your wallpaper?

>>21376 No that only shows a healthy level of testosterone

>>21122 Well it's a soap opera. Sci-fi and fantasy soaps have this cringy charm. There were couple of such. Firefly perhaps quite notable. From fantasy the old Hercules/Xena or the more recent Outpost comes to mind.

>>21422 Firefly probably my favourite series of all time. It's a shame there never really was anything like that again.

>>20712 I really need more wholesome relationshipy scenes between those two, is there much of it in the second half of season 3? It’s been lacking in the season.

>>21347 >not having cherubic glyphs etched in your ribcage 90s amateurs, Y2K boys got a lot farther :3

>>21798 Tattoos are always unclean.

>>21376 Post it here so bernds can have it for free

>>22181 Spread it far and wide, Bernd.

>>22189 Are you sure it's not watermarked?

>>22369 I'm not aware of any method to check that and even if it is I doubt Alamy cares about an image of theirs being posted on obscure German imageboards.

>>22189 >he paid 26€ for it and gives it away for free Good man.

Gotta stop slacking off, I bet that other German Bernd is already done with Season 4 or something...

>>22753 Actually no! I have slowed down to about an episode a day. I want more Mulder & Scully and less (often badly thought out) mystery BS.

I recently tried X-Files after I saw the movie - I liked the light-hearted episodes. Don't like surreal or spooky stuff. I would have liked it more if it was more grounded like ... SG1 or so. I really like the team chemistry and of course, Scully. But I don't like nightmare-inducing episodes. I don't get why people like that stuff. I also always skip such episodes in Star Trek, Stargate or whatever Scifi.

>>22986 Yeah, but you were already finishing up season 3 a week ago or so. I haven't watched an episode in two weeks, still at the middle of season 3, because I share your sentiment: I need more wholesomeness and relationship scenes instead of plot.

This is my appearance when Scully shows me the cold shoulder again

Scully a moment before I give her a big smooch

Cute :3

Pretty good episode. Enough Scully posting for the day.