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Claudia Black, Ben Browder, and Virginia Hey in Farscape (1999)

Crazy credits

Farscape

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The series finale, "Bad Timing", is the only episode without music during the ending credits. The only thing that can be heard as the credits roll, is the sound of Moya flying by, marking the passing of the show.

The series finale ends with the words "To Be Continued" (and a cliffhanger). The Sci Fi channel committed to five seasons, but backed out of the deal after the episode was written. (See Trivia)

The end credits of episode 4.1 ("Crichton Kicks") is accompanied by Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture instead of the regular theme.

In Episode 4.17 "A Constellation of Doubt" an advertisement is played during the end credits of Farscape to advertise the next episode of the fake alien encounters show, that will look at the damage left behind by the assassin that was after Crichton and his family.

In Episode 3.13 "Scratch 'n' Sniff" The normal end credit music is replaced by background music from the episode.

Before going to a commercial break and when returning from a commercial break, the show's logo appears with Moya flying across the screen.

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