January 8, 2010 | The singularity is about to explode.

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Having nearly completed running through my new Farscape complete series box set (I purchased it from Best Buy, as they had the limited edition with The Peacekeeper Wars included), I’ve been a bit inspired to find some of my favorite scenes from the show.

However, I was sidetracked. Somehow, my brain made the connection that Farscape was briefly parodied in Stargate SG-1‘s 200th episode, entitled (and this is a stellar episode title, by the way) “200.”

That clip is below. (It helps that by the 10th season, the series’ two leads were Ben Browder and Claudia Black.)

And here is another clip as well from that same episode, this time parodying Star Trek. The commentary that happens after this interlude, and is included in the video below, breaks the fourth wall… even if Ben Browder’s delivery is a bit iffy and the dialogue is stilted. (Basically, I feel that the writer of the episode is using his character, Cameron Mitchell, as a puppet… but you are free to disagree.)

I figure that I’m posting this as an insight to how the fandoms that I am a part of (or apart from, as I’m not really into any fandom, even Battlestar‘s) tend to form a type of network, connected by the most interesting of connections.

That, and the above clips convey so many different ideas that I can use as inspirations for other blog entries… And so can you, if you start your own blog, where I can read your rambling.

If only because I need something to do before the singularity explodes.