BiggusGeekus
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No more Firefly - what next?
GAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!
When I saw this thread title I thought that the feature film had been canceled.
Please don't do that to me again.
No more Firefly - what next?
Ah yes. And Whedon's pushing for Dark Horse to publish a Serenity comic book. Have to admit, the guy is really in love with his creation. Almost as much as I am, I'm willing to wager.Cthulhudrew said:You probably already know this, but if not- you've only got 8 more months to wait for the big screen "Serenity". April, 2005! Woohoo!
#include b5season5rantinfo.hFlexor the Mighty! said:Babylon 5, seasons 1-4 are the best Sci-Fi TV EVAR!!!! One problem is that the show was written as a five season arc. Then in Season 4 they are positive the show is done after the season wraps. So JMS reworks it so that both major storylines that drive the show are wrapped up at the end of season 4. Then the show is renewed. Damn executives! So Season 4 is a bit rushed, but still amazing. Season 5 is great, but not as good as the first four as it lacks the punch of the first four as it's side stories that would have taken place behind the main storylines that were wrapped up in Season 4.
BiggusGeekus said:GAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!
When I saw this thread title I thought that the feature film had been canceled.
Please don't do that to me again.
Not exactly. Some of the actors involved in the pilot couldn't commit to the full series (there was almost a year between when the pilot was made and the series began). Tamlyn Tomita (the asian actress you mentioned) was one, the guy playing the doctor was another, and Pat Tallman (the redhead telepath) was a third. So, they had these characters written out and new ones written in: Claudia Christian as Ivanova to replace Lt. Takashima, Richard Biggs as Stephen Franklin as a replacement for Dr. Kyle, and Andrea Thompson as Talia Winters to replace Lyta Alexander. They did some switching around of their story arcs - Talia picked up an important part of Takahashima's arc, for example (mafisto said:I saw the pilot episode of B5, and really loved it. Or rather, loved the Asian actress that played a major role, and liked the ambition of the show. But somehow I remember coming back for the next episode and a bunch of the characters were being played by different actors. Is that right or is my memory failing me?
Oh, definitely. B5 takes a while to warm up, and it wouldn't hurt to miss the fourth episode (Infection), but once it gets going it's superb.Anyway, after that I tuned out. I suppose I should give it another shot; I'm learning that a single episode does not make a series.
I've only seen about half a season of Farscape, but what I like about it is that it's not a cohesive military team with perfect co-operation like on Star Trek. Instead, the characters are mismatched and only cooperate by necessity, and sometimes not even then.I've only seen Farscape in the SciFi commercials, and it has consistently looked abhorrent. So maybe I should ask the people who were converted to it, not true believers from the start - is it worth it?