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Farscape was an unofficial reboot of Blake's 7 (created by Terry Nation, who created the Daleks). That's never stated outright, but both shows are about a bunch of misfit criminals on the run from a tyrannical galactic government in a living ship. Also, the villain Grayza in Farscape was pretty obviously made to look like Servalan from Blake's 7.
But I love both Blake's 7 and Farscape and it's not an official reboot. It's more of a new idea that is in tribute to a previous one but does its own thing. A true reboot of Farscape would be god-awful.
They would never have the balls to reboot Lexx.