I watched Farscape when it was on TV, I never really got into it, though it did look good. Seemed like something you had to be in from the start. But Farscape DVDs are five times the price of B5 DVDs, so its not much of a choice.

I just got through watching Farscape beginning to end on DVD...only thing that kept me going to the end is just how fantastic it is
for people like me who love laughing at weak continuity, retro-continuity for the Rule of Cool, and just general "OMG they did not just use that tired old trick and expect us to believe it" accidental comedy. :shrug:
Farscape. I never could decide quite what I'd accidentally watched. Sort of Skippy in Space, with some bloke in leather leering at everyone. I never knew when it was on, but it found me. Like that chap.
*nod* I tend to refer to it as "Muppets in Space," and not because of the actual Henson company involvement- more because like The Muppet Show, it was entertaining as hell and would pretty much throw out anything, no matter how bizarre, and just keep going as if nothing was amiss.

Seriously, a series where the most recognizable (and frequent) running joke stems from an initial incident of someone in a high-pitched voice griping "When you get nervous, you fart
helium?"
One of my favorite exchanges is:
Sheridan: "Lately I've been having the kind of nightmares that would make your hair stand on end."
Delenn: "Well, that would explain the Centauri."
Best part was Sheridan's reaction.

Lennier and Marcus are both fountains of classic commentary as well. Though I always waited for Lennier to walk in on someone watching old Earth TV shows and catch a "Danger, Will Robinson!" clip.