All right, I finally had the time and energy to watch the whole Firefly series, the original stroy behind the awesome movie Serenity. When the series ended and I watched the behind-the-scenes commentaries, the words of Ron Glass really made me angry at Fox for cancelling this series. What he said so got into my heart (that he waits for the day, when remembering the making of the series won't make him cry), and I just can't rest knowing that Firefly has a lot of potential, or I should say tons of potential, and it was thwarted by some s.o.b.'s back at Fox, and now people won't know what happens to the crew of Serenity, and all those mysteries left unsolved (or partially solved in comics, but thats not enough for me, I want my mysteries solved in cinema! yeah!).
So, I read a lot about the history of Firefly on the net, I visited dozens of dedicated pages and blogs, I even watched all the videos on YouTube that have Firefly or Serenity or any crew members name in it, and a false sense of comfort got over me that's telling me "They might continue this stuff". Just watching all the men and women who made this series get along so well and having fun making those brilliant fourteen episodes of Firefly, it just pains my heart. And seeing all those dedicated fans, the Browncoats, support this masterpiece, I gotta say, it is gorram heartbreaking the series ended so abruptly.
Although I can't say for sure, but I feel like it may happen in the future, Firefly may actually be ressurrected - I mean, come on big studios, why the gorram don't any of you pick up the series? It's a total hit! There are millions and millions of raving fans who would, and I think I'm right if I say, the fans would literally make that studio the savior saint of the millenium! Or at least the savior of the greatest sci-fi series that ever got on air. That's right. We're still flying.
Long live the Browncoats!...and Summer Glau 'cos she's totally awesome in Terminator
That being said, what are you doing still reading this crap I'm writing? Go get Firefly, watch it 'till the end, show it to other people, make them them show it to more people, because I think we have to expand the fanbase, if we ever want some more Firefly on the screens. I don't say this often, but I'm totally serious when I say that being a fan of this series is one of the best feelings I ever had in my life.