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* IntimateTelecommunications: Apparently Rygel discovered sex chatlines during his time on Earth and ''really'' enjoyed them.
-->'''Rygel:''' ''(lasciviously)'' You can call females too. 1-900-SLUT GIRL.
-->'''Rygel:''' ''(lasciviously)'' You can call females too. 1-900-SLUT GIRL.
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* EurekaMoment: Crichton remembers where he heard Katrazi when he sees a clip of of Sikozu where half of her face is obscured.
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* EurekaMoment: Crichton remembers [[Recap/FarscapeS04E11UnrealizedReality where he heard Katrazi "Katrazi"]] when he sees a clip of of Sikozu where half of her face is obscured.
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* AccentuateTheNegative: A few of the 'experts' on the documentary believe everything the aliens say to be either highly offensive or a deliberate psychological attack on humanity, which Crichton lets color his opinion of the whole thing. However, just as many of them, and the program overall, take a fairly positive and optimistic interpretation (which is why his family released the footage in the first place).
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* AccentuateTheNegative: A few of the 'experts' "experts" on the documentary believe everything the aliens say to be either highly offensive or a deliberate psychological attack on humanity, which Crichton lets color his opinion of the whole thing. However, just as many of them, and the program overall, take a fairly positive and optimistic interpretation (which is why his family released the footage in the first place).
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* {{Retcon}}: In [[Recap/FarscapeS04E13TerraFirma "Terra Firma"]], Crichton's narration referred to Bobby as "my cousin". This episode changes their relationship to uncle and nephew.
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* CreatorCameo: Executive Producers David Kemper and Brian Henson play two of the experts interviewed for the[[ShowWithinAShow documentary]].
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* CreatorCameo: Executive Producers David Kemper and Brian Henson play two of the experts interviewed for the[[ShowWithinAShow documentary]].
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* CallBack: D'Argo shows Bobby a recording of what happened to [[Recap/FarscapeS03E22DogWithTwoBones the rogue Leviathan]].
* CreditsPushback: Parodied. The usual end credits start up, but all of a sudden a promo for the ShowWithinAShow's next episode begins playing. The sequence directly recreates the style in which the Sci-Fi Channel would push back credits at the time.
* EurekaMoment: Crichton remembers where he heard Katrazi when he sees a clip of of Sikozu where half of her face is obscured.
* CreditsPushback: Parodied. The usual end credits start up, but all of a sudden a promo for the ShowWithinAShow's next episode begins playing. The sequence directly recreates the style in which the Sci-Fi Channel would push back credits at the time.
* EurekaMoment: Crichton remembers where he heard Katrazi when he sees a clip of of Sikozu where half of her face is obscured.
* HiddenDepths: Based on the clip, Sikozu practices singing when no one else is around.
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* SmallRoleBigImpact: Bobby. His documentary gives Crichton a vital clue over where he needs to go in order to find Aeryn.
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* BrickJoke: Noranti is making rat poison just to play with Earth's plant life early on. Twenty minutes later, Chiana is weeping because her pet rat inexplicably died.
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* AccentuateTheNegative: A few of the 'experts' on the documentary believe everything the aliens say to be either highly offensive or a deliberate psychological attack on humanity, which Chrighton lets color his opinion of the whole thing. However, just as many of them, and the program overall, take a fairly positive and optimistic interpretation (which is why his family released the footage in the first place).
* HumansThroughAlienEyes: Through Human Eyes. The aliens comment on humans, then the humans comment on the comments. Then Crighton comments on those, and the crew comments on his comments on the comments on the comments. The episode is 90% comments by volume.
* HumansThroughAlienEyes: Through Human Eyes. The aliens comment on humans, then the humans comment on the comments. Then Crighton comments on those, and the crew comments on his comments on the comments on the comments. The episode is 90% comments by volume.
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* AccentuateTheNegative: A few of the 'experts' on the documentary believe everything the aliens say to be either highly offensive or a deliberate psychological attack on humanity, which Chrighton Crichton lets color his opinion of the whole thing. However, just as many of them, and the program overall, take a fairly positive and optimistic interpretation (which is why his family released the footage in the first place).
* FriendToAllLivingThings: Chiana is devastated by the death of a rat.
* HumansThroughAlienEyes: Through Human Eyes. The aliens comment on humans, then the humans comment on the comments. ThenCrighton Crichton comments on those, and the crew comments on his comments on the comments on the comments. The episode is 90% comments by volume.
* FriendToAllLivingThings: Chiana is devastated by the death of a rat.
* HumansThroughAlienEyes: Through Human Eyes. The aliens comment on humans, then the humans comment on the comments. Then
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comments. Then Crighton comments on those, and the crew comments on his comments on the comments on the comments. The episode is 90% comments by volume.
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!Tropes present in this episode include:
* AccentuateTheNegative: A few of the 'experts' on the documentary believe everything the aliens say to be either highly offensive or a deliberate psychological attack on humanity, which Chrighton lets color his opinion of the whole thing. However, just as many of them, and the program overall, take a fairly positive and optimistic interpretation (which is why his family released the footage in the first place).
!Tropes present in this episode include:
* AccentuateTheNegative: A few of the 'experts' on the documentary believe everything the aliens say to be either highly offensive or a deliberate psychological attack on humanity, which Chrighton lets color his opinion of the whole thing. However, just as many of them, and the program overall, take a fairly positive and optimistic interpretation (which is why his family released the footage in the first place).
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Finally it clicks when he sees some video footage of Sikozu examining a metal tray and holding it up so that it covers half her face. Crichton remembers why "Katratzi" is familiar: when he visited the unrealized reality where everyone seemed to be someone else (i.e. D'Argo as Jool, Aeryn as Chiana), he heard Sikozu-as-Jool say the word "Katrazi" while crossing someone over. Realising what he needs to do, Crichton asks D'Argo and Pilot if they can take Moya back to the wormhole leading to Earth, then goes to see Scorpius.
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Finally it clicks when he sees some video footage of Sikozu examining a metal tray and holding it up so that it covers half her face. Crichton remembers why "Katratzi" is familiar: when he visited the unrealized reality where everyone seemed to be someone else (i.e. D'Argo as Jool, Aeryn as Chiana), he heard Sikozu-as-Jool Sikozu-as-Stark say the word "Katrazi" while crossing someone over. Realising what he needs to do, Crichton asks D'Argo and Pilot if they can take Moya back to the wormhole leading to Earth, then goes to see Scorpius.
