| Credits Inspiration: The Jim Henson Company. As a member of the first generation raised on Sesame Street, enchanted by the Muppet Show, and now completely thrilled by Farscape, it's impossible for me to underestimate the impact the late Jim Henson, and now his son and their company, has had on my life. If I spend a little too much time and money on this site, well, that's okay. Farscape Fantasy can't possibly compensate Henson for the joy and inspiration they have given me. Now, if we can just have Crichton trip down some stairs holding a dozen pies, while being taunted by two old grouches in the balcony, I will die a happy man. Farscape's cast and crew. Your creativity, technical talent, acting ability, and dedication to the show does not go unnoticed or unappreciated. Thanks for all your hard work. I can only hope your time working with Farscape is as rewarding for you as watching it is for scapers. Karlsweb. The first time I visited your site I thought, damn, now *that's* the kind of fan site I'd like to build. Your excellent site, and the dedication that goes into it, is the type of Farscape monument that gives fandom a good name. Keep up the great work and all the best from Farscape Fantasy. Scapers: This site may have my name on the top of each page, but much of the content found here is the result of other scaper's creativity. Here's a list (in no particular order) of all the people who have made creative contributions to this site: Technical credits: I
got many of photos used on this site courtesy of: Farscape sound Files used in this site can be found at: Wavescaper's Rhapsody in Sound Sadly, this site isn't available anymore.
Systems Used: Apple iMac running OS 10.2 - 1.25 gHz - 1 GB RAM -160 GB HD Home-built PC running Windows XP - 1.4 gHz AMD Athlon - 512 MB - 40/120 Gig ATI All-In-Wonder Radeon 7500 video capture card Software used: Macromedia Dreamweaver MX (Mac) Server:
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This site looks best using the latest version of Microsoft Internet Explorer, screen maximized and navigational bar collapsed, a blueberry I-Mac with 128 megs of ram, while you are sitting at an Ethan Allen corner desk in your living room overlooking the beach in Maui. Otherwise, I make no guarantees.
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