Something tells me Zoe can kill you with her sex too.

And Nathan Fillion, not Mal, but Nathan.

I just got done watching firefly the series for the 1st time. It was  one of the best sci fi shows i have ever seen. I didnt fall in love with the setting and think the world they created was so far fetched and heavy handed with the western imagery. I would have liked to see that be more subtle. That said the characters were absolutely awesome and I loved the show.

I had scene serenity a couple of years ago. It does not hold up on its own at all. There are alot of things in the movie that make assumptions that you know and care about what happens to the characters because you saw the show. It came across poorly to me. It really reminded me off b rate sci fi like Virus with Jamie lee curtis and movies of that ilk.

After seeing the show I am really glad it was made. Even you guys point out how it seemed as if they pushed a whole season into a 2 hr movie. I did enjoy it afterwards.

Just wanted to throw my 2c in as someone who had seen the movie before the show.

Love Firefly and Serenity. And since I can't remember if it was mentioned on the commentary (I listened to it a few weeks ago), Morena Baccarin also admitted that Inara's story arc involved her having a terminal illness, which was why she was on the ship in the first place. Would've loved to see that arc play out - the pain, the angst... Joss would've milked that one for all it's worth!

Also, given that Joss cast Alan Tudyk in Dollhouse and Alan has many times publicly lamented Wash's death in the movie, I don't think any speculation that there was a falling out between them, or that Tudyk wanted to leave the franchise (what franchise?!) is anything other than speculation.

And for the record, the second half of season 2 and season 3 of Buffy are the best, but Season 4 has "Hush", "Who Are You?" and (most of all) "Restless" (my favourite episode of all) ... season 5 has "The Body".... and season 6 has "Once More, With Feeling" and "Normal Again". Those episodes (almost all written by Joss) are fascinating episodes of television, all in some way pushing the boundaries of what we're used to seeing, and they all work really well. (Whether you could watch any of them without prior knowledge, I'm not sure. Probably not. But they're fun.)

BREAKING NEWS: On HitFix the other day, Nathan Fillion re-confirmed that there's not another Serenity movie happnin.'