Crichton, Aeryn, and D'argo found themselves adrift within a dense asteroid field, while Scorpius relentlessly hunted them. Their survival hinged on Crais, who remained in Talyn, close at hand. In return for the lives of her companions, Aer…

D’Argo participated in a solemn rite intended to sustain an elderly Luxan, an Orican woman. As the ritual progressed, the Orican drew upon what she believed was D’Argo’s life force; unknowingly, however, she tapped into Moya's essence. The …

Leaving Moya behind, Chiana journeyed to a world known as the "grave planet," a place teeming with daring individuals drawn to its reputation for perilous and often fatal diversions—games played on the edge of life itself.

The crew returned from a Commerce Planet, their hold filled with Crackers and accompanied by a timid alien named Traltixx, who claimed he possessed the ability to manipulate Moya’s electromagnetic field, rendering her undetectable. Crichton…

A recovered datacam recording reveals Aeryn participating in a Peacekeeper firing squad that condemned a former Pilot aboard Moya. The crew now demands explanation, but Aeryn resists confronting her history—particularly her connection to Ve…

The malevolent Maldus reappeared to plague the ship’s company, weaving a cruel deception that convinced them of their friends' deaths. Slowly, relentlessly, the wicked sorcerer drew each of them into his own domain.

As Moya’s supplies dwindled, Chiana guided them toward an abandoned boudong—a former workplace of hers—hoping it might offer some sustenance.

As they waited within the transport pod, awaiting Moya’s arrival, Zhaan spoke to Crichton of a trial she had endured – an accusation of murder that occurred during his time away.

A searing blast erupted from an alien vessel, aimed directly at Moya. Despite the activation of the protective energy shield, fragments of the destructive force pierced its defenses, triggering a bizarre phenomenon: every soul aboard was ab…

An inexplicable sphere materialized aboard Moya, drawing Crichton towards it and producing duplicates – three individuals in total. One was regressed to a primal state, resembling a Neanderthal, while another exhibited markedly enhanced men…

On this new world, custom dictated that people determined genetic suitability through a kiss. Moya’s arrival coincided with such a ritual; Crichton found himself unexpectedly pressed into the practice, sharing a kiss with the princess—the h…

Katralla’s mother entered, accompanied by Scorpius, and presented Crichton with an ultimatum: marry her daughter or face surrender. Simultaneously, Prince Clavor began weaving a scheme to have Crichton assassinated, clearing the path for hi…

Now bound together by marriage, Crichton and Katalla were transformed into living statues, destined to observe the ruling powers of the coming eighty cycles. Without delay, Clavor and the Scarran envoy launched another attempt on their live…

The ship’s company brought on board an alien specialist tasked with eliminating several creatures that had stowed away within their cargo.

To keep the Scarran threat at bay, the Scorpius duplicate ensnared John within a fabricated dreamscape, shielding him from imparting any knowledge of the wormholes.

A strange anomaly froze Aeryn and John within time, binding them to the surface of a planet where they would spend what felt like an eternity – all while Moya lingered above, caught in orbit and enduring only fleeting hours. Stark rejoined …

Crais and Talyn are back, and the crew finds themselves facing charges—accused of orchestrating an assault on an alien vessel, an act committed by Talyn himself.

A contingent of Nebari boarded Moya and attempted to subdue the crew with a potent neurochemical, seeking to erase their memories. Only Pilot and Rygel proved immune to its influence; Crichton, too, remained untouched, his mind shielded by …

Stark rejoined Moya with an audacious scheme: to raid a shadow depository and purchase a group of slaves, among them D’Argo’s son, Jothee. Acting impulsively, D'Argo attempted the robbery alone, and now the crew found themselves tasked not …

Before D’Argo could intervene, Scorpius acquired the transport ship carrying his son among its captives. Simultaneously, a contingent of the crew abandoned Moya, seeking out mercenaries with whom they hoped to liberate Jothee. Back aboard t…

To secure Jothee’s release, Crichton surrendered himself into the hands of Scorpius. Now with every mercenary present on Moya, the crew devised a strategy: to retrieve Crichton and dismantle the depository itself.

The crew located a physician capable of mending Moya’s injuries and extracting Crichton’s neural implant. However, their progress was complicated when they learned that Crichton required additional brain matter from a donor preserved in sta…