Farscape trading cards

Beginning in 2000, Rittenhouse Archives produced several series of Farscape trading cards. There were a total of six series: one for each season of the show, Farscape in Motion, and Through the Wormhole.

In addition to the base sets (all of which consisted of 72 cards), there were several insert sets, such as autographed cards, behind-the-scenes cards, "The Quotable Farscape" (cards with memorable quotes), costume cards (cards with a genuine piece of a character's outfit), artist cards, and more.

A collector's album was also available for sale with each series, all of which came with plastic sheets and an exclusive card.

Preview set[]

In December 1999, a set of six cards were released in anticipation of the Season One series.

Farscape In Motion Lenticular Preview set[]

A set of nine cards released on March 23, 2000.

Season One[]

The Season One series was released in July 2000.

Base set[]

Farscape Stars[]

Behind the Scenes with Rockne S. O'Bannon[]

"From the Archives" Costume cards[]

Autograph cards[]

Season Two Preview[]

Promo cards[]

Album[]

Packaging[]

Farscape In Motion[]

This was a series of predominantly lenticular cards. It was released in June 2001.

Base set[]

The Good, The Bad & The Ugly[]

Ships of Farscape[]

Close Encounters[]

Portraits In Motion[]

Sound inMotion[]

Archive Collection[]

Archive Collection Gold[]

"From the Archives" Costume cards[]

Autograph cards[]

Promo cards[]

Album[]

Packaging[]

Season Two[]

The Season Two series was released in October 2001.

Base set[]

Alien Life[]

(note: the pictures on the "Tavleks" and "Sheyangs" cards are mistakenly switched, and "Vorcarian" is misspelled as "Vocarian")

The Quotable Farscape[]

Behind the Scenes with David Kemper[]

Contest cards[]

A contest was held in which someone could win a full set of the 13 costume cards. To win, players had to collect 16 of the contest cards (some cards had to be collected more than once) which would spell out "WIN FARSCAPE CARDS." Due to the high rarity of the "F" card, the odds of winning were only 1:6400.