Very punny: The title follows the long-established Farscape tradition of using puns on well known phrases - here a little change to the term bringing home the bacon.

Nepotism can be fun: Francesca Bueller, the wife of star Ben Browder, plays Ahknar, the Scarran commander.� She's previously been seen as M'Lee in Bone to be Wild, ro-NA in Look at the Princess, and Raxil in Scratch 'n' Sniff.

Murderous massage: Pressing on the mela nerve can paralyse Nebaris from the neck down apparently.� Must make a nice back rub a bit of a risk on Nebari Prime.

Transfigure me beautiful: Chiana's pretty clear what she wants from a genetic transformation - big loomas.� She and Noranti�look little different after the change though - surely Braca would recognise them instantly?

Below the belt: Ahknar makes a reference to Commandant Grayza's man-controlling heppel oil glands as an underhand method of getting ahead.� Grayza just thinks she's a bit too squeamish though.

Decisive weapons: There's also a reference to the events of Infinite Possibilities part two.� As Ahknar suggests, the wormhole weapon that destroyed a Scarran dreadnaught was operated by someone else - Crichton.

Takes me back: "Ah, the mother tongue" muses Scorpius, on hearing Scarran spoken aloud.� After the treatment we saw him get in Incubator, it's surprising he's so pleased about it.

Make do and mend: Plenty of Moya sets are redressed to act as the dead leviathan locations in this episode.� We see a derelict Pilot's den, and overgrown atmospheric scrubber room.

Easy install: Adding new hardware to Moya is a piece of cake - you just plug, and Pilot plays.

Porky pies: Grayza seems to have been lying about the Peacekeeper Command Carrier.� There's no sign of it, and surely the Scarran Dreadnaught would have done something about it if it were there.