r/firefly

Just finished serenity, thought the series was great, with one major caveat. Why didn’t Mal and Inara get a clean resolution??? Their romance was my favorite subplot and we only got the one kiss in Mrs. Reynolds?? Cmonnnnn that shit was brewing for so long. Kaylee and Simon got their big payoff even

I've made my fairshair of ferments, so pretty sure I'm gonna do an oat base, and grates apple for thickness not flavour.
But I'm unsure what the flavour profile itself would be. Aside from the famous line, not much else in the show to to tell

What is the best firefly item you could ever receive? Limited edition?

In my head, if Niska was acting according to his sadistic nature, I picture him giving her Mal, instead of Wash as she had chosen. He knows that it would bother her more that she didn't get what she wanted. Yes, he follows his own set of rules, but the Firely crew also booted Crow into the engine.

....then again maybe he would never have given Mal back, as he's the one that he made the deal with.

Thoughts?

So first off, let me stress that due to ADHD and possible high-functioning Autism, my brain sometimes goes weird places.

Anyways, last night my dreams got a little interesting, as I dreamt of what might happen if Mal and crew somehow met up with Spike Spiegle and company. And we’re talking both crews at their fullest and most interesting, with Faye and Ed on the Bebop, and before the *Serenity* movie.

How do you think it would go? Would Spike and Mal or Jett and Jayne or Inara and Faye get along, or be on the same side? Or would they clash both literally and philosophically?

Pretty unanimous comments in my previous post. Niska was more interested in Mal than Wash, which is apparent beforehand. Many people also said that he is also a "man of his word", Zoe had said he has a "code", however twisted.

...what would Niska have done or said if Zoe had chosen Mal?

I'm involved in an alternate history RP game (to be precise, a multiplayer campaign of Hearts of Iron IV using the Millennium Dawn mod) and seeing as how our approach to the US is basically a moderate improvement on our history, I wanted to do a post on Firefly actually getting a proper run. The framing will be an article written after the show's finale in 2009 or 2010, reflecting on the entire run on the show and its legacy in the popular culture, becoming one of the mainstays of 2000s science fiction along with Battlestar Galactica and Stargate.

The only issue is, I'm not sure what a five season Firefly would have looked like. Obviously at some point the plot of Serenity would have happened, maybe spread over season 2. But what else? There would absolutely be new characters joining the cast and probably one person leaving midway through the show's run (most likely Inara). I'm also thinking of having the finale be the start of a new rebellion against the Alliance. But what do you think? Where could the show have gone had it been given time to develop?

Was playing Uplift Reserve on Legendary and heard a voice line from Dutch that i had not heard on lower difficulties:

"Dear Diary: Today I learned some alien scum to not mess with the ODSTs!"

Had a very similar tone to when Jayne is reading River's diary.

Halo 3:ODST had major characters played by Nathan (Buck), Alan (Mickey) and Adam (Dutch).

Bring wash back. Make him alive again. If river can kill you with her brain (along with all the other stuff she can do) then bringing wash back is very doable. They keep cramming every new project (I mean it’s only books and comics but still) into the timeframe of the show and it’s just starting to feel too cramped (imo) bringing wash back would allow them to move forward while keeping him around which is what fans want. Maybe he could have some psychic ability for a while then have it taken away somehow. Idk. Or he gets brainwashed by the alliance and the serenity crew have to kidnap him and remind him who he is.

I've decided it's time to dive into the novels and found books 2,3 and 7. Do I need to read them in order or are they stand alone stories? I don't want to get started and find references to previous books if that is a thing. Thanks Browncoats!