If anyone at Netflix is listening:
BUY FIREFLY AND MAKE NEW EPISODES.
I would gladly play an extra $4 a month (or more) on top of streaming just for access to new weekly/biweekly episodes of that.
BUY FIREFLY AND MAKE NEW EPISODES.
I would gladly play an extra $4 a month (or more) on top of streaming just for access to new weekly/biweekly episodes of that.
I can't imagine how great it would be to get the original cast and crew back together to continue work on Firefly, but in reality, anything that Joss Whedon considers good enough is likely good enough for me, whether or not it's a spin-off, new series or what have you.
I'd buy two subscriptions to Netflix if it carried a new season of Firefly. Now I'm sad that Wash and Book are gone. Crap.
I do consider Firefly to be Whedon's magnum opus, but you can keep the concept without those two actors, or without any of the original cast really, but there's nobody you could cut that wouldn't be sorely missed. The real question is whether or not it's still 'Firefly' or a spinoff. And, my take on that is to accept whatever Joss Whedon says. If he calls it Firefly, so will I.
FYI, it supposedly fell somewhere between the T2 & T3 movies in the timeline. Mostly good episodes with the story picking up (and frankly getting crazier in a good way) by the second season.
It's worth a watch if you can handle knowing you won't get all the answers due to its cancellation.
Disclosure: I never saw Terminator 4, so my knowledge of the series is not complete. I'm told that I'm one of the lucky ones, though. :-)