Serenity!!!
Today's mood: Bendy
Today is the day I see Serenity. I was introduced to this series really out of the blue when I was down in LA once, visiting my brother and his girlfriend. His girlfriend was actually the one that discovered this gem and forced me to watch it. I was half-playing WoW when they turned it on, but halfway through the first episode, I logged off and was enthralled. I hadn't seen TV that good in... well... *ever*, I think.
I remember seeing the advertisements for the show when it was on the air. All the usual suspects (i.e. internet geeks) were saying that the show was good, but to me, by looking at the commercials, for some strange reason, it reminded me of a TV version of The Last Starfighter. That being said, I was saddened to know that I did nothing to help support this show when it was on the air, but I did the right thing and bought the DVD (and introduced Seppo and several others to the show), which I am sure had a fairly good impact on sales.
I hope tonight's movie does not wrap up the series, but rather, sets up a nice universe in which new stories can grow. More Firefly/Serenity can never be a bad thing.
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