I actually noticed this when I watched the Firefly pilot on dvd a couple weeks ago,

Revealing mistakes: At the end during the scene involving Wash interacting with other characters on the bridge of Serenity, his seat was moved back away from the console to keep him in the shot (as per the director's commentary). Visible in the wide screen DVD, as a result, is the fact that he's not actually holding the control yoke of the ship - he only has his hands held up in that position, miming the actions.


Has anyone else noticed this? It's hilarious.

I liked Inara's client in the pilot episode - talk about crass

Hands down it had to be Jayne for me. He had so many great lines, all were typical "guy" lines, but the delivery was so great.







And the all time classic

Yes, a great show. About time for a re-watch I think.

If you have bluray capability I highly suggest you watch it in high-def. It looks amazing.

Yes, may just have to spring for the bluray set, reasonable on Amazon.

I'll buy it eventually but right now I'm just renting the BR discs from Netflix.

I thought Jayne was a remarkable character. I was always on edge when he had to make a decision. He would seem to just slip away or even appear to change sides only to completely redeem himself at the last minute - with a look that suggested he knew what he was doing the whole time - and I have to admit, it caught me off-guard every single time!

Firefly and Farscape were the only "space sci-fi" shows that captivated my attention these past few years... nope no Star Trek, no Babylon, no Battlestar...

As far as the western theme, I don't like westerns as a genre. I like some stories/films, but for some odd reason though, it just *fit* for that series and wouldn;t be the same otherwise. I guess it's an odd combo blended together like a good mixed drink. ... or like Cadillacs and Dinosaurs or something.

Anyone watch Castle?

Fillion managed to drag his Mal clothing from the closet in the last episode, under the pretence of Halloween fancy dress ("but Dad, didn't you wear that like five years ago?")

Quality.

And you have to love Beckett.


Edit:

To this day I do not support any shows on Fox, I really think they wanted FireFly to fail.
I loved it since I watched the first episode and I was hoping Josh would have made a couple of mini series, but that is not going to happen. I am so bummed that I too went and purchased a blueray and new disks. I already had it on dvd,lol.


Bullet