Farscape (1999-2003)

You’ll wanna plunder the gorgeous stars from Down Under in the Australia-produced sci-fi series Farscape. Captain John Crichton (Ben Browder) of the "International Aeronautics and Space Administration" is on a routine mission, when he’s suddenly hurtled through a wormhole into a remote corner of the universe. He winds up onboard the spaceship Moya, which is occupied by a bunch of prosthetics covered aliens fleeing from the evil organization known as "The Peacekeepers." Crichton doesn't care about their conflict, at first, but over the course of the show the pop culture referencing human becomes less and less obsessed with finding a way home and more and more concerned with helping his crew of refugees, especially when he comes in contact with the evil Peacekeeper known as Scorpius (Wayne Pygram). Lasting four seasons, this show was a weird one, in large part due to the fact that the ship was a living organism, and the use of really sophisticated puppet creatures in all the episodes. Beloved by its devoted fandom for the four seasons it lasted, James Gunn admitted it played a huge role in his development of Guardians of the Galaxy (2014). But, unlike James Tiberius Kirk or Starlord, John Crichton didn't spend his time in space sampling the alien gals anywhere near as much as he should've! Forget wormholes—you’ll be more interested in the firm holes of the sexy alien babes he encounters while fleeing interplanetary conflict. Stargate SG-1 star Claudia Black has spheroids that can barely be contained by her skimpy uniform, nevermind the bikini she wears once they're good and milk filled thanks to her pregnancy. Virginia Hey, however, is the far more iffy stiffy, since she flashes ass as a bald and blue alien seducing some kind of alien creature. She also shows off her cans in a Bond flick if you'd rather see that, but Hey, we don't judge what you want to crank it to! A true sci-fi cult classic, we just wish more alien chicks had escaped their clothes in Farscape!