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Farscape :: A Prefect Murder (04x09)
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| Title: | A Prefect Murder |
| Episode #: | 04x09 |
| Production Number: | #10409 |
| Original Airdate: | Friday August 09th, 2002 |
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The crew seeks assistance on a world ruled by warring clans working toward a tenuous peace, but Aeryn is accused of assassinating their next leader.
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The design for Paroos, the Priest, was based on "Father Jack" from the 1990's BBC America comedy series Father Ted.
| The Creature Shop took the opportunity to develop a new flying rig to use for Paroos. It would have been adapted for use by Rygel for the fifth year.
| If you look at Paroos's seat in detail, it is supposed to look like the "Grim Reaper" in profile. Paroos is using his arms to control his flight.
| The location work was filmed in an area of the Australian bush that had been devastated by fires the previous summer, giving the episode a highly unusual look.
| If the dome set here looks a bit familiar, it was previously used as the site of Grayza's seduction of Crichton in "What Was Lost," and D'Argo's room as "The Witch" in "John Quixote."
| The song sung by the little boy next to Aeryn's Prowler was actually sung by composer Guy Gross himself, aided by a little digital trickery to make him sound younger.
| Claudia Black had worked with director Geoff Bennett seven years earlier on the Australian series A Country Practice. Bennett had wanted to cast her in a feature film that was shooting while she was in Europe.
| Among his many other credits, Bruce Spence, who plays Prefect Falaak, appeared alongside Claudia Black in Queen of the Damned, and also worked with Virginia Hey on Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior.
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