Joss means ‘good fortune’ in ancient egyptian. It’s a good name. In the world of television writers, it’s my favorite name.
So: Firefly, Joss Whedon’s take on Sci-fi. I came into it cold: the previews and trailers didn’t do much for me, and I wasn’t sure about the premise, and I don’t trust the support of the Fox Network as far as I can comfortably spit a rat.
Love at first sight? Pretty much, and it sounds like there’s a lot of really good stuff coming along after a really fun first episode. I’m stoked.
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I love the realism. What they did to that guy at the end was so kewl, so much a part of reality cause no one wants that guy after them.
Hee can’t wait for the next one
Dave agrees on this, too.
I am terribly mad that I missed the last 10 minutes. What I saw seemed like a good start, though.
The last ten minutes made the show for me. When the guy made that whole speech, I was just thinking that they couldn’t let him go…
Joss will provide, man, Joss will provide.