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http://archive.gamespy.com/comics/nodwick/gamespyarchive/newnodwick.html Where's the sled?

I can't think of a 'quick backfist' from anyone that would actually render someone instantly unconscious. But then, 99% of blows I see in movies/tv don't look to me to be ones that would stop someone from getting up. It's the low hp mook theory. If a main character hits a non-named character...

Bigger the cast gets, more cameos they try to squeeze in, the less hopeful I am for the pic. Movies live and die by character interaction and development. Divide your attention too many ways and it sinks.

Pretty sure they will, Henry.

I heard Sacremento, but can't help but think of the Running Man.

Meaning since all mounts are the same speed, Arwen is getting away because she's got a carrot on a stick out in front of her horse making it run faster. :) And Frodo's asking for the flight path because one of the first things you do when you arrive in a new town is find the 'airport' so...

You tie up by it's wrists and ank--wait? You mean the bones don't hold together? Maybe they used some kinda hot glue gun... that... er.. holds up to re-entry sequences... Look.. Do you wanna run this ship!? Well.. You can't..... .. .. er..

Sepulchrave art!? Where? Where!? Oh. Sword's Edge Publishing. Heh. I knew that. Very nice! :)

Nah. Mal ordered that little ship with the grappler scytheblade arms shot. The one that was chasing them was much bigger and had an emp cannon on it's underside. It probably just saw Serenity dodging and weaving, caught it's attention and said, I want the hard prey. Knocked it out of the...

Well said. Those were the character reasons to end the character, and like someone else said, the world changes, if everything always returns to the status quo you never have any development. There were also actor reasons to kill the character. Wash's death bummed me out for a long time after...

/salute

Yeah. Those are the scary Blue Sun cleaners. They take care of messes. Kinda like the Operative does for the Interplanetary Parliament. They don't make guys like that sit watching feeds all day. 'You sending the Wolf?' 'Oh you feel better now #$*%(#($%@&*?' '%&#*, *$&#$ that's all you had...

I believe when the Operative is viewing the feed of River's escape, you get a brief flash of two company men monitoring the situation. One checks the screen with their usual expression while another one rolls his chair into frame to see what is going on.

/dance /cheer

Couple things... I doubt every single Reaver followed Mal. Just the immediate ones around that very small section of sky he was in. Maybe 30-40 ships. There are almost certainly ships that weren't just floating about broadcasting the screams of innocents around Miranda. Ships off raiding...

Having seen it twice now, I believe it was approximately a 10th of a percent of the population that had the opposite reaction. So not 10%, but 1/10 of 1%.

Unrelated Angel Spoiler.

And he may also have access to River's conditioning pass phrases.

Oh, the Operative could have beaten Mal in a fair, unfair, or just about any other kinda fight. But as the book says, he should have paid more attention to Mal's medical records. You know what your sin is, Operative? Pride. You love your little final words to your opponents as they stand...

Dragon Prince? Where? There's only one book that's ever gotten me to cry, though plenty have caused great emotional attachment. But I don't think I've ever had a greater emotional attachment to a character in a fictional novel as I had to Rohan and Sioned. So Stronghold by Melanie Rawn gets...