Created by: Joss Whedon
Season: One (2002)
Genre: Drama | Sci-Fi
Number of Episodes: 14
Episode Running Time: 60 Minutes
Viewed: Owned DVD
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Comments: Ah, Firefly. A show with a reputation for being one of the best ever one season shows (the only show that I can think of with as much fanfare is Freaks and Geeks). I've owned the show for a long time, but as usual, put off watching it way too long. I finally dove in a week-and-a-half ago and promptly fell in love.
Make no mistake, Firefly isn't the greatest show ever, no matter what diehard Browncoats say. But, it was rather great with a chance to be spectacular, had it been allowed to continue. It had everything I love in a show: action, suspense, romance (though the main romance between Mal and Inara never had the chance to run its full course - or any real course) and comedy. It was awesome, and I really understand why its cancellation pissed so many people off.
I'm about to pop in Serenity, the show's big screen follow-up. I've seen the movie before, but never having watched Firefly, so it'll be like watching the film all over again (I don't really remember much about it, anyway). It's a shame the show never got the chance it deserved, but even with fourteen episodes, it accomplished something that few shows ever can. And it's shiny.
Make no mistake, Firefly isn't the greatest show ever, no matter what diehard Browncoats say. But, it was rather great with a chance to be spectacular, had it been allowed to continue. It had everything I love in a show: action, suspense, romance (though the main romance between Mal and Inara never had the chance to run its full course - or any real course) and comedy. It was awesome, and I really understand why its cancellation pissed so many people off.
I'm about to pop in Serenity, the show's big screen follow-up. I've seen the movie before, but never having watched Firefly, so it'll be like watching the film all over again (I don't really remember much about it, anyway). It's a shame the show never got the chance it deserved, but even with fourteen episodes, it accomplished something that few shows ever can. And it's shiny.
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