Firefly features in SciFi Now's top ten sci-fi rescues.
Zoe and the gang coming to save Mal in 'War Stories' comes in at no. 3 on this fun list.
And the latest issue of SciFi Now features "The Complete Guide To Firefly" as well.
September 18 2007
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Still, I'm partial towards "Out of Gas" and "Ariel" as the best of the series, but that's just my opinion.
Madhatter | September 18, 16:41 CET
Dietcoke | September 18, 17:05 CET
My feeling too, with War Stories a close third.
My favorites are "Our Mrs. Reynolds" and "Jaynestown."
Hmm... not sure I see the last one. Your love for that episode, it's probably hard to explain, why you liked the hero of Canton, the man they called Jayne? ;-)
OneTeV | September 18, 17:28 CET
zeitgeist | September 18, 18:11 CET
Movie title...check.
Year...check.
Director...check.
Cast...check.
The person(s) who thought it up then wrote it...bubkes. How's that making sense?
My favorite: "Out of Gas." writ by HPB...I've seen him referred to as "His Purple Badness," Joss Whedon. And a collective "duh" permeates the room.
RhaegarTargaryen | September 18, 18:59 CET
I love "Out of Gas" as well, but it was not written by Joss. The credit for that amazing episode goes to Tim Minear. Who does give Joss credit for the extra shot of the BRB. (big red button)
Znachki | September 18, 19:13 CET
the Groosalugg | September 18, 19:14 CET
Madhatter | September 18, 19:19 CET
I did a little transposition, very very sorry. I was seeing "out of gas" above and thinking "Objects in Space." I did not mean to take anything away from Joss or Tim with that blunder. This is not the first time I've transposed "out of gas" and "objects in space" - I think it's the o's and s's...whatever it is, sorry for the confusion. Yes, I'm rambling a touch. Tis an idiot's right. (How else am I to cement the moniker?)
...dear heavens, how ugly ironic my post has become...saying to salute the writer and then crediting the wrong writer. I guess my job at the Museum of Chronicology will go to someone more deserving.
edit: And so, to clarify, my favorite episode is "Objects in Space."
[ edited by RhaegarTargaryen on 2007-09-18 16:27 ]
RhaegarTargaryen | September 18, 19:25 CET
Calling it a night, must get some sleep. Good night, all!
Madhatter | September 18, 20:02 CET
ladygrey | September 18, 20:51 CET
And I gotta be honest--I loved Willow before I ever heard of Joss or Buffy. That movie doesn't get near enough respect.
jclemens | September 18, 21:24 CET
[ edited by Sunfire on 2007-09-18 18:43 ]
Sunfire | September 18, 21:40 CET
"Yeah, but she's our witch, now cut her the hell down!"
Resolute | September 18, 22:17 CET
I'm writing a Buffy Season Six episode guide as I post this, however.
War Stories was something else. Headless Wash...great commentary, too.
Samwel Roberts | September 18, 23:32 CET
purplehazel | September 19, 01:54 CET
They blew up a building and fought SLOW MO throw bullet hazes and TOSSED HELICOPTERS!
Sorry for the caps, but I really can't fathom how Captain Mal beat out Morpheus on this one.
1. Matrix
2. Children of Men (Kee's rescue)
3. Firefly
4. Willow
That is all.
Awkward Saw | September 19, 04:27 CET
And as much as I love Firefly, I have to agree that the Morpheus rescue in The Matrix kind of blew it out of the water. But then we're talking about a gazillion $ special effects budget for The Matrix, as opposed to Firefly's well known shoe-string budget.
What I'd like to see is a "most bang for the buck special effects in a movie" poll. It would have to be Serenity by a girnormous landslide.
Shey | September 19, 10:06 CET