"Farscape," a cult sci-fi series that launched a massive fan revolt over its cancellation, will return locally on KSTW when it goes into syndication in the fall. The show originally aired on the Sci Fi Channel for four seasons.

KSTW will air back-to-back reruns of "Farscape" after "Star Trek: Enterprise" starting in September, the station announced this week.

"Seattle is the best sci-fi market in the country," said Ryan Craig, KSTW's director of programming and research. "We feel that this will be a very attractive block of programming to a lot of people in this area."

Fans of "Farscape" organized a campaign to save the show in 2003 that eventually resulted in a miniseries that aired last fall.

Gillian Anderson weds filmmaker

The couple exchanged vows Dec. 29 at a friend's beach house on Lamu's Shella Island, off Kenya's coast, it was reported this week by People magazine. The ceremony included hymns sung by a Kenyan choir in Swahili.

Ozanne, 42, a documentary filmmaker, was previously a correspondent with the London Financial Times.

Anderson, 36, has a 10-year-old daughter, Piper, from her previous marriage.

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