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Message: <blockquote data-quote="takyris" data-source="post: 2370183" data-attributes="member: 5171">"I'm a guy! They're! Right! There!"(I believe my wife lost it with the unzipping moment.)a) Woohoo! Aside from my tendency to take offense at random lines and post five-screen rants on the subject, which really isn't pretty when I go back and look at it a few hours later.b) Son of a... where did the frelling extra-H come from? Dangit! Yeah, I'm resigned to never getting Crichton's name spelled right every time. It is a word of chaos, its letters sliding under my fingers as I struggle to bind it with the order of written words. (Sorry -- planning a Lovecraftian one-shot later this month.)That story right there might be a reason to go to a Con. I've only been to a few, and never had the time I wanted to have, but that sounds awesome.Yeah, that's a good'un. I think for me it was Season Three. I loved the guy-bonding talks, like the one you just wrote, where it showed the distance they'd come from even the middle of the first season ("When the Blood Runs Clear", right? The D'Argo/Crichton-arguing while bounty hunters trap D'Argo episode?), but he just took off for me in Season Three with the ability to be badass and funny. Starting with "Don't make me tongue you!" and, for me, peaking with one I'm not sure Crothian's reached yet (Crothian: If the phrase "lie-detecting lobsters" doesn't ring a bell, don't highlight): [spoiler] My wife and I must have watched the "D'Argo, tell him who his daddy is!" "I'm your daddy!" sequence ten times, laughing hysterically every time. In fact, that line made me and my wife laugh and cry at the same time when delivered at that critical point in the Peacekeeper Wars miniseries.[/spoiler]Yep. To both.Ah, Farscape. Dang.</blockquote>

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