h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Before I read your cast list, I never realised that Lani Tupu, who played Crais, also did the voice for Pilot. If you hadn't said that I'd have never have notice. They don't sound very much alike, do they?

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Well in the series, the actor's voice work has doubled up- Claudia Black as the voice of the Dimensional guardian when Moya becomes splintered into four pieces.

The actor who voices Rygel briefly appears as the creator of the Leviathans in late season two.

Paul Goddard- Stark appears as Agent Jones in the Matrix Trilogy.

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Does he really? I didn't notice that.

I realised it was Claudia Black as the Dimensional guardian, I think, but I didn't notice Rigel being doubled up either.

B'ah. Why did they have to go and cancel Farscape?

I think they cancelled it because of the Fat Cats up the top realised that they were rich enough all ready and still couldn't cope with Star Trek many branch off points.

Science fiction is becoming an extinct concept, Farscape combined effects with storyling creating original storylines breathing new air into new concepts and somehow someone-probably a cousin of a certain Mr Grade just decided that it was badlt made or whatever?

A Zenetian Pirate seen in the season two finale later appeared as 'Warner'- the Duke's henchman in Moulin Rouge!

As for Paul Goddard in the final moments of the Matrix with the apparent destruction of Smith, he's the tall thin one on the left.

Also, if you've heard of another 50 minute episode long series- The Lost World, all cast members in Farscape aside Ben Browder have in in it!

I wasn't really concious when Doctor Who was cancelled (that wasn't because I was drunk out of my head, I'll just add, it was just because I was very young...) but I can imagine how it must have felt after seeing the last episode of Farscape. Obviously, I prefer Doctor Who to Farscape, but I did enjoy watching it. It had a wit and humour, and, if you like, it was postmodern (p'ah, Mr Parkin, look what you've done now). The effects were wonderful too. No wobbly sets there. I'd love to see Doctor Who made with those sorts of effects, but then it's just not going to happen.

Maybe I just watch television programmes with my eyes closed (ie listen to them) but I never notice all these actors in other programmes. I watched all of that 50 minute "The Lost World" (I take it you are refering to the Doyle one, not the Jurrasic Park one) of which you speak, and I didn't notice anyone from Farscape. I'm just not very good at spotting actors.

Sometimes I spot actors who aren't there though. I convinced myself that it was Sophie Aldred in X-Men... it wasn't.