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[woose1]

....Is that really a spoiler seeing how nearly everyone on this forum has seen the movie?

*cough*

*cough cough*

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[Fossaman]

I'd like to see Firefly come back, but I'm ambivalent about the movie being canon. I liked how it portrayed the alliance government and such; that felt faithful to the series. The reavers...not so much. The aforementioned spoiler ticked me off, too. It was just totally needless.

[Tarran]

Yay! Firefly! Loved that show. I really hope it starts up again.

I thought the movie was okay, personally. Not entirely sure if the movie's ending point is a good point to start up again. Also, another thing bad about the movie was:

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WASH! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

[inteuniso]

I sincerely hope the Series would be re-aired. It would firm up my belief in humanity, for the simple reason that this complex jewel of a show should not have been cancelled.

[Sowelu]

Didn't they have this huge problem figuring out the cosmology?  Like, I remember hearing something about all the worlds being in one system...or something like that that sounded lame and unexpected.  (Were the colonies in Battlestar Galactica the same way?  I think they were.)

Firefly was awesome, but there's a lot of holes that they really would have had trouble filling in over time.

...I have mixed feelings about the movie.  I mean, River is totally awesome in the movie always especially in the movie, and there's Fruity Oaty Bars, but on the other hand,

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BOOK >:| Screw Wash.

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[ein]

I never understood why this got canceled in the first place.  I'd love to see it come back.

Firefly was on Fox, Buffy was on WB.
The usual bureaucratic meddling.

[Sowelu]

Do you reeeeeeally think that they would feel constrained by Serenity if they brought the series back?  That's just silly.  Look at what comic books do.

[Vertigon]

Whatever the hell they want?

[Ahasver]

Even a season serving as a precursor to the original season would probably be worth it. I do like it how the civil war is mostly seen through the effects it had on the crew, but portraying a past event can't be horribly marred when a future for it is already established. That being said, I think the fan base would forgive Serenity and allow it to be forgotten if the second season is to chronologically follow the first.

[inteuniso]

Didn't they have this huge problem figuring out the cosmology?  Like, I remember hearing something about all the worlds being in one system...or something like that that sounded lame and unexpected.  (Were the colonies in Battlestar Galactica the same way?  I think they were.)

They weren't. Battlestar Galactica has FTL, Firefly doesn't (I think).

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[Tellemurius]

Didn't they have this huge problem figuring out the cosmology?  Like, I remember hearing something about all the worlds being in one system...or something like that that sounded lame and unexpected.  (Were the colonies in Battlestar Galactica the same way?  I think they were.)

Firefly honors Einstein's theory that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light so there is no FTL. From Wheldon himself.

They weren't. Battlestar Galactica has FTL, Firefly doesn't (I think).

[warhammer651]

Didn't they have this huge problem figuring out the cosmology?  Like, I remember hearing something about all the worlds being in one system...or something like that that sounded lame and unexpected.  (Were the colonies in Battlestar Galactica the same way?  I think they were.)

Firefly honors Einstein's theory that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light so there is no FTL. From Wheldon himself.

They weren't. Battlestar Galactica has FTL, Firefly doesn't (I think).

Then what was with the ships glowy rear whenever they went from one planet/moon to the next? I always thought that they had SOME sort of FTL, but it was just limited in what it could do, seeing how the distances between planets is nowhere  near as large as the distance between suns.