1,000,000 hours apparently is approximately 7...
My Serenity game went... well, it went. The players were awesome, inventive, and freakishly true to the characters (especially Ozmiander, who absolutely NAILED Jayne's personality). I think the game would have gone better had I not been cracked-out on no sleep and BAWLS. What ended up happening was, they went to the Alliance base to ask for help. They receive a mission, but, just as they're about to leave, Jayne decides he hates the Feds that were staring them down. He hates them a whole lot. So, acting absolutely nonchalant, he pulls out a grenade, pulls the pin, drops it, and calls to Book to close the door. BOOM
After finishing off the officer who remained, they proceeded further into the base, wherein they were MUTILATED by a bodybuilder with a wicked knife. Jayne was brought to 1 LP (at which point he fled), and Zoe was brought to half before they killed her. The Feds who were with her put up a mild fight, somehow dodging the glass stick that River threw at them (yes, it was a stick from a tree that had turned to glass, and no, it has no value as a weapon; it's just River being wacky); in the end, however, 6 of them are eviscerated, and one escapes. By this point, Jayne has returned, and they all follow the fleeing Fed. Only Zoe notices the grenade he tossed at them, and a pair of 1s on her Agility-Athletics roll means she couldn't jump out of the way. They all die. That was not how I expected the game to end. It really wasn't. I swear.
So, in apology for this poorly-run game, I will have a far meatier offering next gameday. I know what it is already, actually: a 2-slot Iron Heroes game that will ENCOURAGE ROLEPLAYING!
...I had to do that eventually, you know...
The title as of now is "The Depths of Gûlgos". And it will attain MAXIMUM AWESOME.
[EDIT]: AO, I'm confused by your summary. Wrath was a droid, I assume? If so... how was it eligible to start on the path to Sith lordhood? Don't you have to be organic to influence the force? Or, am I totally off?