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<blockquote data-quote="Beretta" data-source="post: 1961753" data-attributes="member: 12260"><p>An excellent show. It's airing in Australia now (didn't think it would make it since it was cancelled; considering the fact that it's on at 12am I guess it may as well not have).</p><p></p><p>Watched the DVDs in one sitting - and I'm glad I did. A good dose of humour, action and character development. It's a bloody shame that it got cancelled, and I'm very much hoping that it gets box office success so that more tv series are made.</p><p></p><p>As for Sci-Fi/Westerns - not huge on either. The only Star Trek I watched was the original. Didn't watch B5, Farscape etc. </p><p></p><p>But this show struck a chord with me. It was like a book where I wanted to see what happens next. I wanted to know more about the characters. Particularly the Shepard after the encounter with the bounty hunter in the last episode. I knew there was something about him from the beginning, and was waiting for the other shoe to drop throughout the entire thing. I was pretty steamed that I might not find out what was going on there when the final episode finished.</p><p></p><p>I think the best thing about Firefly was that they were more concerned with themselves and their survival over any moralistic b/s (mostly - train robbery the exception). If you crossed them you got kicked into an engine intake, potentially ejected from an airlock etc. It had a 'dark' undercurrent which came off almost like anti-heroism. It was a refreshing change of pace from the usual Good Guys vs Bad Guys that seems to run at the core of most other tv shows.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Beretta, post: 1961753, member: 12260"] An excellent show. It's airing in Australia now (didn't think it would make it since it was cancelled; considering the fact that it's on at 12am I guess it may as well not have). Watched the DVDs in one sitting - and I'm glad I did. A good dose of humour, action and character development. It's a bloody shame that it got cancelled, and I'm very much hoping that it gets box office success so that more tv series are made. As for Sci-Fi/Westerns - not huge on either. The only Star Trek I watched was the original. Didn't watch B5, Farscape etc. But this show struck a chord with me. It was like a book where I wanted to see what happens next. I wanted to know more about the characters. Particularly the Shepard after the encounter with the bounty hunter in the last episode. I knew there was something about him from the beginning, and was waiting for the other shoe to drop throughout the entire thing. I was pretty steamed that I might not find out what was going on there when the final episode finished. I think the best thing about Firefly was that they were more concerned with themselves and their survival over any moralistic b/s (mostly - train robbery the exception). If you crossed them you got kicked into an engine intake, potentially ejected from an airlock etc. It had a 'dark' undercurrent which came off almost like anti-heroism. It was a refreshing change of pace from the usual Good Guys vs Bad Guys that seems to run at the core of most other tv shows. [/QUOTE]
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