Firefly: Episode 2 FIRST TIME REACTION!!
Added 2021-07-05 17:01:19 +0000 UTCHello everyone and welcome to Cinema Rules! We continue with episode 2 of FireFly today, the pilot episode grabbed us but our main concern is can it continue to impress us in terms of story and characters!
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One of my favorite parts is when they needed someone respectable to retrieve Mal and Zoe - Inara is the choice, which is contradictory to how Mal mocks her line of work and what one would normally think of a courtesan.
August Everywhere
2021-07-06 22:25:19 +0000 UTCNow that you've seen The Train Job, a bit of Firefly background: Firefly only got the one partial season because of perhaps the worst mismanagement by a network in recent memory. The Train Job is emblematic of the worst of this. See, after watching the initial double episode pilot, the network didn't think it would 'grab' audiences. "Where was all the action?", they wondered. So partway through filming the season Whedon was forced to write The Train Job as a new, replacement pilot. Audiences saw this episode FIRST. Imagine coming into The Train Job and trying to understand the show or its characters. Madness. The initial double-episode was actually not aired on TV until months later as the FINAL episode aired. And this isn't the only time the network aired the show out of order. In fact, the airing order went: 3,4,7,8,9,5,6,10,11,15,1+2. Episodes 12,13, and 14 were never aired at all. Between the order disrupting continuity, the poor marketing (as an action-comedy instead of a more serious character piece), several preemptions for sports, and a couple of timeslot changes the show never really had a shot. Tragedy.
Nerd Going Outside
2021-07-05 20:41:03 +0000 UTC
