Lost in Space

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12.22.2005

Adios, Firefly

Joss Whedon lets "Firefly" go -- The "Serenity" director may turn to "Buff the Vampire Slayer" for his next big-screen project.

Ugh. Please no. Anything but Buffy.

I've turned into quite the Firefly fan lately. It all started with the movie, Serenity. After my viewing, I really didn't see what was so hot about it, but after further thought I knew that my fellow sci-fi buddies would never give me a bad recommendation and the folks at the Speculist could never be wrong. So, I succumbed and rented the series. Words could never express how much I love the show. Currently, I'm half way through it and I already dread the coming of the last episode. It was my hope that Joss Whedon would continue the series on a different TV network, but woe! It is not meant to be.

As one guy put it:

"...no more Firefly. Cancel Christmas. Take down the tree. May as well go into work on the 25th. And curse you, entertainment industry."

1 Comments:

At 1:43 PM, Matt said...: We could make our own fan movie;)