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Browder's character on Farscape, John Crichton, has a worm placed directly into his abdomen in the episode "Thank God It's Friday, Again." The worm is reminiscent of the Goa'uld symbiotes featured on Stargate SG-1, the series which Browder joined in
 
His favourite consumables are: Diet Mountain Dew, Clark Bars and Crisco.
 
Has played alongside Claudia Black in both Farscape and Stargate SG-1.
 
Ben's favourite movie is "Jeremiah Johnson", a 1972 Robert Redford film, which was the inspiration for the title of an episode of Farscape, called Jeremiah Crichton which is similar to the movie.
 
He met his wife, Francesca Buller, while studying at London's Central School of Speech and Drama in 1989.
 
His first paid role was at the age of seven when he appeared in a Wheaties commercial.
 
Ben is 6ft 1 inches tall
 
He dislikes being so far from his parents and other family whilst living in Australia (to film Farscape).
 
He likes surfing (he could even be considered addicted to it)
 
Claudia Black, his Farscape co-star says Ben brushes his teeth before they do a kissing scene
 
His Astrological sign is Sagittarius.
 
Two of the series in which he has starred have featured an advanced alien race called the Ancients: Farscape and Stargate SG-1.
 
He is the only actor to appear in all 88 episodes of Farscape.
 
He is a huge science fiction fan.
 
Has an older brother named Mark who attended his collegiate rival Appalachian State.
 
Played linebacker for Furman University during his collegiate days.
 

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