History Fridge / Farscape

** Maybe they just have a lower metabolic temperature than humans do? Produce less body heat, perhaps, so the leather-ish gear doesn't cause them to heat up as fast as it would for humans. But once excess heat starts getting poured on them, they ditch it so they can cool off faster?

* Zhaan's wardrobe choices. Her blue outfits look gorgeous to a human. But to a blue-skinned Delvian, wouldn't wearing a color so close to your own fleshtone seem kind of dull and bland? It would be like a human always wearing tans and browns. But maybe that's the point. Zhaan is a priestesses. Maybe Delvian priests wear blue *because* it is a "dull" color to them, as a form of modesty (much like how human monks used to wear dull brown robes).

** More to the point, is it really leather at all? After all, Scorpius doesn't seem to be bothered by it when he's out of coolant rods. That said, when the temperature starts rising, you'll notice how quickly Sebaceans start ditching the leather-like clothes.

* It's established after Talyn is born that PeaceKeepers experimented on other Leviathans to try and make hybrid babies of Leviathan and PeaceKeeper technology. However, these experiments failed due to the effects of the control collar, and wound up killing both the baby and the mother. At first this seems just sad until you consider: every Leviathan mother in that experiment was effectively raped while being able to do nothing but sit back and watch, and then unable to do anything to help themselves and their babies. Yeah, it's starting to make sense why guys like Crais and Scorpius are high figures in the military.

* Peacekeepers are crippled by amounts of heat humans find barely uncomfortable. So why do they all wear black leather all the time?

* ''Series/{{Farscape}}'' had a character experience this in-canon about their experiences. At the end of the episode "The Locket", Zhaan is congratulating herself on helping the crew escape from a time anomaly, which led to [[SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong time being rewound so that they never actually entered it]]. Then she realises that this might have led to the children and grandchildren that Aeryn had during two hundred years of subjective time trapped on [[VanishingVillage a planet within the anomaly]] being erased from history. Stark speculates that they might still exist in some alternate timeline, but they'll still never see their mother again.

** ... how can one "choose" how to scream in pain? Jool doesn't have much of a guage on it, considering it switches on the moment Aeryn twists her thumb. And in the case of the MercyKill-ed Interon: how - having just been awoken from cryosleep only to find yourself being stabbed with a syringe by a masked lunatic - are you supposed to ''choose'' to scream "normally"?

* Another thing to note: just how many Interon's ''have'' this sonic scream: in "Season of Death," Stark performs a MercyKill on one, and he screams before dying; it's not a sonic scream, though. Furthermore, the other two male Interons met in the series never demonstrate it when in pain. Now, does that mean that the sonic scream is an ability confined to Interon females, or is Jool an extremely rare mutation?
** Or else it's something they can choose to do and not do, so they can scream normally.

* The Nebarri, the species who have a completely BlackAndWhiteMorality, are ''literally'' black and white.

* ''Series/{{Farscape}}'' had a character experience this in-canon about their experiences. At the end of the episode "The Locket", Zhaan is congratulating herself on helping the crew escape from a time anomaly, which led to [[SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong time being rewound so that they never actually entered it]]. Then she realises that this might have led to the children and grandchildren that Aeryn had during two hundred years of subjective time trapped on [[VanishingVillage a planet within the anomaly]] being erased from history.

* Another thing to note: just how many Interon's ''have'' this sonic scream: in "Season of Death," Stark performs a MercyKill on one, and he screams before dying; it's not a sonic scream, though. Furthermore, the other two male Interons met in the series never demonstrate it when in pain. Now, does that mean that the sonic scream is an ability confined to Interon females, or is Jool an extremely rare mutation?

* In "DNA Mad Scientist," Namtar offers D'Argo, Zhann and Rygel the way back home in exchange for Pilot's DNA, so they cut off his arm. Crichton is naturally appalled, but surprisingly so is Aeryn - who reasons that Pilot is a defenseless creature. Flashbacks from "The Way We Weren't," [[spoiler:where she helped murder Moya's original pilot and later sold out our Pilot's benefactor - things she later deeply regretted]], really explain why she is so appalled.

[[AC: FridgeLogic]]: If the Interions have screams that can melt solid ''metal'', how the frell did they ever manage to become a spacefaring species? Seriously, can you imagine what their space-program was like? Their version of Neil Armstrong would be paraonoid the entire time.

** Likewise, how did they ever ''build'' anything? You just know instead of letting the tires down on a car, the children would melt them off!

[[AC: FridgeLogic]]: If the Interions have screams that can melt solid ''metal'', how the frell did they ever manage to become a spacefaring species? Seriously, can you imagine what their space-program was like? Their version of Neil Armstrong better be careful what he was doing.

[[AC: FridgeLogic]]: If the Interions have screams that can melt solid ''metal'', how the frell did they ever manage to become a spacefaring species? Seriously, can you imagine what their space-program was like?

[[AC: FridgeLogic]]: If the Interions have screams that can melt solid ''metal'', how the frell did they ever manage to become a spacefaring species? Seriously, one small toe-stub and one giant explosive decompression for all Interionkind!

* The episode "The Ugly Truth" plays heavily with the concept of perception, and how different people can see the same events different ways. Throughout the episode Crichton calls the Plokavians, the aliens interrogating them over a crime, "Plokavoids" (a [[RunningGag]] in the series is that Crichton frequently experiences difficulties pronouncing the names of various aliens and their species). When it comes time for the Plokavians to hear Chrichton's testimony, the flashback shows ''everyone'' on the crew calling them Plokavoids because their dialog is actually ''Crichton's retelling of the events''.

* In "DNA Mad Scientist," Namtar offers D'Argo, Zhann and Rygel the way back home in exchange for Pilot's DNA, so they cut off his arm. Crichton is naturally appalled, but surprisingly so his Aeryn - who reasons that Pilot is a defenseless creature. Flashbacks from "The Way We Weren't," [[spoiler:where she helped murder Moya's original pilot and later sold out our Pilot's benefactor]], really explain why.