:: Doctor Belman is played by Gene Roddenberry's wife, Majel Barrett Roddenberry. In the early season one episodes, there is a framed photograph of Gene Roddenberry on her desk. There is a screen cap here.
:: In the episode "Through The Looking Glass" (#109) there is a list of intelligent people that the Taelons want to experiment on. Series executive producer David Krischner is on the list.
:: In "Crackdown" (#301) Augur smashes a computer screen which had a Taelon on it - this Taelon must have been created using a computer and not make-up, as it looks rather...odd. Check out the screen cap of the Taelon.
:: In season two's "Moonscape", there is a character called Lazerus who has flashbacks to when he was first experimented on by the Taelons. The images he sees are obviously scenes from Boone's CVI implantation. The name Lazerus implies that the character has been brought back to life. When the episode aired, the Official EARTH: Final Conflict website  launched Jaridians.com which included a hidden message saying "Boone Is Not Dead". It appears that the producers were planning to bring back Boone long before his resurrection in season five.
:: The season two finale "Crossfire" featured the Resistance Movement being torn appart and prisoners being questioned. At the episodes end, Sandoval comes to the Embassy with two Volunteers to arrest Da'an for his involvement - the storyline was not continued in the next episode ("Crackdown") as if the writers decided to' forget' about the twist.
:: Several characters were taken into custody in the series and never heard from again. At the end of season four ("Point Of No Return"), The Mothership was void of all human life, meaning all prisoners must have been freed or sent to a facility on Earth.
:: Guylaine St-Onge who played Juda in the fifth season previously appeared in the season four episode "Blood Ties" as Serina, a deadly Companion Agent. Damon D'Oliveira who played Sahjit in season one also returned to play a Companion Protector in the fourth seaosn episode "Dark Horizons". In season one's "Avatar" (#104), Richard McMillan played the criminal James Pike, and then later played Salvius Julianus in "Time Bomb" (#317).
:: Richard Chevolleau was scheduled to reprise his role of Augur in the one hundredth episode (#513 - "Deep Sleep") but dropped out. Rumor suggests it was due to the plot development that Augur would abandon the Resistance against the Atavus in order to raise a family. His character was replaced with Reese Jackson (played by James Gallanders).
:: Dean McDermot was a recurring character in the fifth season as Leitenant Benton Michaels. He previously guest starred in the season two episode "Message In A Bottle", where he was the real Liam Neville Kincaid. Although it is never mentioned, Brenton Michael's background suggests he really is the Liam Kincaid from the season two episode, only with a new identity.
:: Lisa Ryder, who played Kate Boone in the early episodes of season one, went on to star in another show based on the works of Gene Roddenberry's lost manuscript - Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda. She played Beka Valentine.
:: Steve Bacic who guest starred in the season three episode "Through Your Eyes" also starred in Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda as Rhade. Initially he played two recurring characters and later became a series regular for the fourth season.
:: Andrew Jackson who narrated the opening credits for the first four seasons actually guest starred in the season two episode "The Gauntlet" as the Jaridian soldier who escaped from The Mothership.
:: During the original broadcasts of the episodes, "Entombed" and "Boone's Assassin" were shown out of sequence, meaning the story didnt match. The locator crystal was used and destroyed in "Boone's Assassin" (which aired first), and then in the next episode ("Entombed") it was discovered.
:: Kari Matchett who played Siobhan Beckett in seasons one and two also played the Taelon scientist Ro'Ha in the first season. Although, under all the alien makeup she was virtually unrecognisable.
:: In season one's "Through The Looking Glass", Boone's sister Sarah was played by Wendy Lyon. When Sarah appeared in the season five episode "Boone's Awakening" she was played by Sarah Lafleur.
:: The actress who played Doctor Park also changed. In season one she was played by Kate Trotter but in season two it was Janet-Laine Green who played the character.
:: Julia Cook (season two) was played by Janet Kidder. Her mother Margot Kidder (Lois Lane from the original Superman movie) also appeared in the series as Doctor Maratos. (#506 - "Termination").
:: According to the E:FC tie-in novels, Liam Kincaid had a romantic relationship with Hayley Simmons who appeared in "Second Chances" and "Take No Prisoners". Based on the way Liam reacted when Haley was killed, it is possible that the writers were aware of this development.
:: The make-up for the Jaridians changed dramatically for the fourth season. The make-up used on Vorjak in "Arrival" (#322) is very different from the make-up in "The Forge Of Creation" (#401).
:: In "Second Wave" (#407) the Jaridians try to destroy Earth with a weapon which will heat up the planet, turning the sky orange. In "Defectors" (#219) the Resistance witness the same thing happening to other planets, only the destruction was being done by The Taelons.
:: Before returning to play Boone in season five, Kevin Kilner's only condition was that he was allowed to preview the script before signing to make sure the fans got a high quality episode with his return. The writers continually stated that they hadnt brought Boone back to kill him off again. But in the penultimate episode of the series ("The Journey") they done just that...without the involvement of the actor.
:: According to rumors, Leni Parker was offered a recurring role in season five after having been let go from the series. The actress refused to return because she didnt like the direction the final season was taking. Lisa Howard made the same decision at the beginning of season four when she was offered a recurring contract.
:: Maiya, who was played by Montse Viader, disappeared from the series after "One Man's Castle" (#212). It was left to the E:FC website to explain where the character had gone - she went north to work with Eskimo's. Miaya joined with Isabel in season two, therefore Miaya became an anthropologist.
:: When the show was first conceived, the Skrills were originally to be called Zatars, but when the series finally went into production, it was changed in order to give it a less alien name.

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