Awesome Firefly Firefight
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- Опубликовано: 23 окт 2009
- I do not own Firefly, it is the property of FOX and Joss Whedon. If I did own it, I would be eating popcorn and enjoying a sixth or seventh season of Firefly.
This is one of my favorite parts of the Firefly series, so I captured it and made it easy to find on RUclips. Before anyone asks, this is from the tenth episode and can be watched on Hulu.com in America, and here if you can't use Hulu: www.surfthechannel.com/show/76...
Can't stop the signal.
Damn good quality too, admit it. 
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The subversion of the silly "He has to fight this battle alone" trope is just great: "No, no it's not!"
"oh..."
BLAM BLAM BLAM!
Tarantino poses. 😅
Honestly it feels a little hamfisted. Added just for comedy. I mean it's still funny. But they could have done it better x)
@@Offbeaten It's like something you'd see on The Orville. This was ahead of its time.
Afterwards...
Mal: I know you all took up arms in that piece of action back there. How you faring with that, Doctor?
Simon: I don’t know. I never shot anyone before.
Book: I was there, son. I’m fair sure you haven’t shot anyone yet.
Book was by far my favorite. The most dangerous and complex man on the crew, next to Mal.
@@zylaxis RIP Ron Glass
@@jeremydanchuk1897 Aw dammit. There go my chances of a reboot that explain his backstory, because you can be DAMNED sure there was enough of it to fill 7 seasons with mystery!! I've seen a summary of the comics, but for some reason they don't feel like they mesh with the TV show very well...
@@c182SkylaneRG they could do a prequel with a younger actor
Shortly after that:
Kaylee: River killed them without looking
Simon: She calculated the angles in her head.
Mal: She killed them with math?
Man, this picks up a couple minutes after my favorite line of the series:
"Shepard, doesn't the Bible have some pretty specific things to say about killin'?"
"Quite specific. It is, however, a bit fuzzy on the subject of... kneecaps."
:D :D :D
As he decides to go and kill people, aiming center mass.
@@Zachomara I actually watched for that, but I think he was true to legs. It was everyone else that followed up with kill shots.
@@Zachomara "If you do not have a sword, sell your cloak and buy one." - JC
While the Bible is quite specific about murder, with malice, without cause, etc, it is quite clear on the expectation of self defense and the possible inevitable outcomes. There is a passage about encountering a theif in your home and dealing a deadly blow in the night vs in the day. One can simply read this as killing a at night good, killing during day bad. But you have to remember the bible is all about metaphor(as the teachings of pandimentional meta-beings tend to be). 'Dark' and 'light' sway towards knowledge and ignorance. If I KNOW you have a weapon and intend to do me or mine harm I am justified in my defense of your aggression. If I KNOW you are unarmed, looking for some food so your belly stops hurting, not so much. If I DO NOT KNOW why you are skulking around my living room after forcing open my door, well... That's going to be an interesting conversation, and i suggest no sudden movements. Everything is clear in hindsight. But hindsight by its very nature is after the event occurs. And let's not forget the Bible was written by warmongers during times of intense tribalism. Do not kill yours, but those other jerks? Ice 'em. [Seriously, there's some effed up stuff done by the supposed heros of scripture, but because it was done to the not us groups its all ok....right?]
This encounter is clear. Niska's guards have taken Mal and Wash, obviously intent on doing harm. For the protection of the flock the wolves will spill their blood.
Disclaimer: Not a theologian/follower/theist/etc, but have spent some time and effort disecting their arguments. Im just some jerk on the Internet. Ultimately the vast majority of religions, when boiled down to their base message, convey one simple idea I feel we can all get behind: DONT BE A DICK, or god help you for I wont. ;)
@@zombieregime Oh no, I completely agree with that statement. I'm just saying he's got a way of saying one thing and doing something completely the opposite.
The Bible prohibits murder, not killing. If you're a soldier defending a point, there's the expectation of potential combat, and with that, death.
"this is something tha captain has to do for himself"
"NO! no its not!"
"oh"
That made me laugh.
Me too
The best thing is when I watched that first time, after her words I thought "Oh no don't go into that cliche", and they didn't :D
He was hurt bad enough that even if he wanted to do it for himself, he probably couldn't.
I really laughed out loud at that part!
It really is criminal we never got more seasons
Agreed
I second that
Yep, I agree. Same thing is with FOX's other shows from the 1980s-2010s like Alien Nation (1989), Harsh Realm, Greed with Chuck Woolery, Fastlane (2002), Wonderfalls, Point Pleasant (2005), Drive (2007), Lone Star (2010), Terra Nova and The Chicago Code. All these shows had one season as well because FOX never gave them a chance.
Sad part is that all of those shows that had one season are good shows too.
The movie tried to tie up some of the loose ends but just ended up creating more questions with a solidly hollow taste at the end.
@@movietv20249 terra nova really hits home, that show had a great cast great writing it would still be running today if the @#$€¢©%™ numbskulls hadn't have cut it
"No power in the verse can stop me." That line scared the crap out of me as I finally realized what the united worlds were doing.
Scared the crap out of Kaylee, too!
I love how with all of the pew-pew future guns, Zoey's just waltzing around with a fuckin' lever-action repeater XD
Hard to argue with an ounce of high speed lead.
Sadly this was one of the reasons some moronic higher-ups didn't liked this show, too low tech, no lasguns, no Rubber forhead aliens and so on.
It's incredibile how the Expanse wasn't equally cashered
@@alessiodecarolis it sort of was. Canceled in the first season. Amazon will just sell anything.
Yeah...I would have thought even something like a M14 or something at least. But seriously, a Winchester?
@@JnEricsonx its super reliable, good magazine capacity, fairly accurate, good stopping power, fast firing with skill, its not a terrible choice.
I live for every moment we get a glimpse into Shepard Book's past, especially the short and understated ones. Calmly demonstrating that he's at least as good a soldier as Zoe, Mal and Jayne, and has clearly shot so many people in his life that it does not even register anymore. After all the dark shit he did and witnessed in the name of the Alliance, this is just an average day on the job for him, and Zoe looks at him and knows. No dialogue, just body language. Book's moments are so good.
There are a few firefly comics, one is about Shepard's past, all very nice.
Gotta respect a man who isn't afraid to ask for help.
The three hardest things to say:
1. I need help
2. I was wrong
3. Worcestershire
@@rileymclaughlin4831 There's so much worse than Worcestershire (which is just said like "Wuhster" anyway). Words like "sixths" and "isthmus".
He's a great man.
A good man.
Well, he's alright.
My favorite line in that clip,,:Do you want to meet the real me now?" One of the better episodes in show full of great episodes, though far too few.
I came back to this episode after reading the Serneity official novelization. And when he said this with that tone of voice, all I could think of was the Operative's thoughts on how if Mal had been found by the Alliance as a child and molded properly, his natural talents and drive would have made him a terrifyingly effective Operative.
@The Program I start fighting a war, I guarantee you will see something new.
- Malcom Reynolds
And the way his voice shook... Chills.
I love how gentle and scared Kayleigh is, and how crazy-badass River is. Awesome.
Just remember folks, on the subject of kneecaps the Bible is less clear...
He kneecapped no one. He shot then dead!
@@shelliecarlson7015 You need to watch the show again. I am referring to a line delivered by Shepherd Book...😐
@@rooramblingon895 I know the line. Yet, he shoots to kill.
@@shelliecarlson7015😐😐
So....You watched the show, know the line yet do not understand simple irony and good-natured humour when you read it?
What exactly are your unnecessary comments for? 🤔🙄
Should've left this Kayleigh back on the ship because she was ass useless ass a 3 dollar bill'/!!! Lmao 😉😆🤣
River: It isn't safe...
Simon: No. I fear it isn't safe any more.
River: ...for them.
"You wanna meet the real me?"
I came back to this episode after reading the Serneity official novelization. And when he said this with that tone of voice, all I could think of was the Operative's thoughts on how if Mal had been found by the Alliance as a child and molded properly, his natural talents and drive would have made him a terrifyingly effective Operative.
3:35 “No power in the ‘verse can stop me.” 😵
Considering she psychically aimed, that was aimbot right there.
She is one of the only characters who can say that and not have it come off as arrogant.
No power in the 'verse can stop me. Kaylee was genuinely scared of river after this scene.god I wished we had more than one season to explore these characters
The part that always bugs me about the shootout is that Jayne has Vera out, dressed for a party... never let her dance. So sad.
Plus that's a DSM type rifle, he'd be better off taking pot-shots down the hallway.
Honestly I wish they had not made Vera so obvious that its a Nerf gun. I mean at least paint over teh fake bullets and use some real shell casings in the back stock LOL
He uses Vera to kill the guard at 0:42 but that was it.
@@beamerstrumpet Vera isn't a Nerf gun, it's a Saiga-12 shotgun with sci-fi modifications, and is a reused prop from the movie Show Time. All of the guns in Firefly are real guns. Jayne's revolver is even a real LeMat black powder revolver; there's a couple scenes where you can see it's still a cap-and-ball gun, not a cartridge conversion, where it's backlit and you can see light through the holes in the percussion cap nipples shining through the chambers, which shows the gun is actually unloaded.
@@Swindle1984 Maybe so man, I have the firefly encyclopedia, and the "mag" certainly looks Nerf. im gonna check the book tonight for sure.
The look on Kaylee's face when she gets the first inkling of just what River is capable of.
I love how character focused this story is, with Kaylee demonstrating a believably low level of heroism, and how consequences for decisions made in 'The Train Job' play out in this episode. Then consequences from this episode play out in following episodes - this was pretty much the end of Kaylee and River's relationship, as they weren't nearly so close as they'd been previously.
The whole show was so character focused. That's why it was so good!
Great observation about Kaylee and River. I never thought about that.
But Kaylee Fry's gentle spirit was one of the Keys to River Tam returning to " Sanity " , back to the real world .
To be fair, maybe it was Kaylee's first firefight. In the book Black Hawk Down, a veteran US special forces operator, says that basically, in your first firefight, you spend the first ten minutes scared shitless, and that after about the ten minute mark, is when there's a change, that internally the mind starts saying things like 'how dare they shoot at me,' etc and that's when you start to fight back.
It's like how my Kali instructor talks about how being punched in the nose is also kinda a wake-up call in a fight as well.
Also, with Kaylee & River, River shoots three guys with her eyes closed and says 'No power in the 'verse can stop me,' that's gotta be a little creepy.
@The Program Right. Its clear she wants to be brave, she just doesn't know how to act on it, and we're all deeply sympathetic. She has lots of heart, just not that kind. She's not a craven coward, she's just a gentle person.
Firefly is one of my most precious Blu-Rays.
"we aim to misbehave"
3:22 - One of the most awesome, and yet most horrifying, moments in the series, that moment when we get a glimpse of just _what_ the Alliance was turning River into:
The ultimate weapon.
Just her Bad Ass ending scene in the Movie tells it all. One girl slaughters a dozen reavers, then is twitching to let loose on the Alliance troops.
True, she wasn't the first, either, according to the books. Plus, they weren't finished with her when Simon broke her out. Guess nobody cared enough to risk everything to get her predecessors out.
@@Creasy5678 He also sacrificed EVERYTHING he had, and was to save her. His fortune, his career, his reputation, his future.
@@MrShadowpanther3 Or perhaps her predecessors were unable to get the word out to someone who was smart enough and wealthy enough to figure out the code, find where they were, get the resources together and do the rescue!!!
Zoe's "Okay then" after Book just half mindedly casuals a dude's kneecap one handed at a glance. I'm right there with you girl!
Which itself was a _quite_ _literal_ payoff for the conversation they had while everyone was loading up for this.
Zoe: "Don't the Bible have specific things to say about killing?"
Book: "Quite specific. It is, however, somewhat fuzzy on the subject of kneecaps."
Then he proceeded to kneecap every one of his targets in the actual fight. Effortlessly. Which means he had some sort of (at this point) unexpected and unexplained marksmanship training. Unfortunately, that only ever gets revealed in "A Shepherd's Tale" instesd of the intended slow burn for the life of the series.
"...the real me." I've never seen a work with Nathan Fillion playing the villain. This moment in the episode made me realize he'd make a really great one.
He played a villain in the final season of Buffy. The season itself is iffy but he's great in it.
Caleb in Buffy the vampire slayer
Dr. Horrible's Sing Along Blog.
I haven't had access to television programming in over 40 years. I saw vignettes of Firefly on You Tube and bought the whole series on DVD and have been saddened that the networks will cancel art for pablum every time.
Man, the writing in this series is amazing
If I had the money, I would buy the rights and start making episodes
Wouldn't be the same. You'd never get the whole cast back together and that was the biggest part of its charm.
@@Aethgeir I can still dream......
@@ScottJackson117 Live Forever and Prosper, ScottJackson117.
Nathan Fillion supposedly tried
@@WBenson1985 Live Forever and Prosper, Wayne Benson.
Live Forever and Prosper, Nathan Fillion.
Live Forever Young and Prosper, Nathan Fillion.
One of the best scify shows ever made.......
Literally, if they sent River in to rescue Mal, she could have done it, leaving a pile of bodies in her wake without wasting any bullets.
They didn't know that at the time
River's really not right in the head. "Sending her in" implies she could connect the part of her mind that knows someone needs rescuing with the part that know how to do that. There are only a few points in the series where she comes close to that connection, and none of them involve planning ahead.
@@sarahmesser3359 I think your entirely missing the real river. She appears to be crazy on first glance, but as you continue to watch you realize she's alot more there than people give her credit for.
There isn't a line that comes out of her mouth that doesn't carry meaning with it, it's just that the people around her lack the necessary knowledge to understand it. Example: "Two by two, hands of blue"
It is also important to keep in mind that river is a telepath, she is literally always in the minds of the people around her. She is more aware of the situation than anyone, because everything they know, she knows.
Don't get me wrong, the training at an early age and the knowledge in her head has left her cracked to say the least, but not full blown.
Except, at this point her combat skills are more of a reflex reaction - it's not something she can control until later after Miranda. Which, unfortunately, we'll never get to see now except for that one awesome fight with the Reavers.
"... without wasting any bullets."
Withhout using any bullets.
Kaylee terrified and holding a gun just breaks your heart to see.
Anyone want to imagine how this would have looked if River wasn't still being held back by her trauma?
Two words: Joanne Wick.
One Woman John Woo Movie
"This is something the captain has to do for himself" "No, no it's not!" Lol I loved Firefly gone too soon!
Doctor Simon Tam: "I'm not sure how I feel, I've never shot anyone before..."
Shepard Book: "Son, I was right next to you and I'm sure that you've still haven't shot anyone."
My favorite part comes later:
Mal: I know you all took up arms in that piece of action back there. How you faring with that, Doctor?
Simon: I don’t know. I never shot anyone before.
Book: I was there, son. I’m fair sure you haven’t shot anyone yet.
This is unusual compassion from Mal.
Book's response plays well as a put-down zinger, but it also might be pastoral reassurance, meant to ease Simon's feelings.
Everyone loves Shepherd Book.
The only part I couldn't buy was Zoe's combat roll. Everything else was cool.
True, the guy would have shot her 3 times while doing that :-D
@@TheAxxon he had a plot jam.
Same here, that was just too far out there.
Awe man there was always a certain level of "campiness" to Firefly
The haven’t you killed me enough for one day line is really overlooked
yeah. actually mal died during the turture and was reanimated just before that scene
"firefly" was the best tv show *ever.*
River still gives me goosebumps with this scene all these years later
I’ll always be mad we didn’t get the full Shepherd Book backstory.
There was a graphic novel, if that counts. I can't remember if it was any good.
"You wanna meet the real me now"......awesome
I came back to this episode after reading the Serneity official novelization. And when he said this with that tone of voice, all I could think of was the Operative's thoughts on how if Mal had been found by the Alliance as a child and molded properly, his natural talents and drive would have made him a terrifyingly effective Operative.
River taking out the three thugs is one of the best moments in the series.
Poor Kaylee, she's a vital member of the crew, but she just isn't made for this sort of thing. It's not that she's a coward. She's just too kindhearted to shoot someone, even when they deserve it. Even though this is a really bad moment for her, it kind of makes you appreciate her more, not less.
She is not danger averse, only killing averse; remember when they got reeves on their six and Wash needed to pull crazy Ivan, she was cool as a cucumber.
She is not danger averse, only killing averse; remember when they got reeves on their six and Wash needed to pull crazy Ivan, she was cool as a cucumber.
i use to be a guard like you till i took a Shepherd to the knee
"That ain't no Shepard."
So you could call it a...FireFlyght.
ruclips.net/video/Tr07fqVYgFY/видео.html
One of my most favorite episodes of any show.
Yes, this was hands down one of the best fights in the entire franchise. Second only to the final battle at the end of Serenity.
My favorite interaction from this incident was "It was like she just did the math", "She killed them with Math!?"
I miss this show, not sure if the new one when they get it started will be the same, it was the team who made the show great.
If it is done the a woke Hollywood, ain't gonna be watchable.
Imagine if you will, Mal as a cross dressing black female waiting for her gender reassignment surgery. Stunning brave.
@@bugwar5545Please. Leave your disgusting political beliefs where they belong: inside your twisted little pea brain.
Looking at previous comments, cTan't just people drop this obsession about keeping everything "realistic" and just enjoy something? 🙄.
To me is more important how angry Mal's expression is when the camera turns around shows that he was standing up. How the gentle Wash decided this time to pick up weapons and rescue Mal after he saw how much concerned was about making him to forget the pain and Mal's reaction when Zoe said he had to do it himself.
2:23 Zoe does an awesome forward flip!
Oh, WOW this comment is old.
Woooo decade later gang!! This sort of thing is going to get so weird as the internet gets older.
This is yet another example of how DUMB Fox was to cancel this excellent show. I loved the way they made fun of old clichés. Brilliant but for some STUPID reason the stuffed shirts at Fox (and they were stuffed with S**T) canceled it despite being their fault for its failure.
they also didnt bother to air the episodes in order
Now I was just waiting for Serenity's secret weapon to appear (River)!
I wish for Firefly 2, too. (Thank you for this upload.) "Jayne, this is something the captain has to do for himself." - "No. No, it's not!" :D
With woke Hollywood, no. No you don't want a Firefly 2.
I miss shows like this. Sigh!
one kick ass show, severely underrated
This and 24 were FOX's best action drama shows.
Can you imagine if River had an opportunity to "read" Bauer's old Delta Force/CIA skills?
@@danielhaire6677 That would be awesome!
@@movietv20249 For us fans - yes. For her enemies? Not so much.
@@danielhaire6677 I just wonder what Jack is doing in Russia for 8 years now.
@@movietv20249 What do you think has been causing the Russina maintenance problems in the Ukraine.
That was a badass rescue and those henchmen shoot like stormtrooper rejects/!!!
Actually, if they were stormtrooper rejects they would be hitting what they shot at!!! (LOL)
Firefly set in the 25th century and using weapons and computer systems from the 1980s combined with star ships capable of traveling much faster than the speed of light.
"Starships"?
er - no. No FTL in this story.
That seems to be the opinion and might even be cannon. If it is then whatever solar system they're inhabiting must be many dozens (hundreds) of times larger than our solar system.
Between the TV series and the TV movie Serenity the crew must have visited dozens of planets capable of supporting human life without the need for space suits. All the travel times between planets was done within weeks if not days or less. It must be a very interesting solar system to say the least.
@@jackbrown8052 There's a canon map that shows that this is at least a five-star system with multiple planets. What the gravitational stability of such a place would be like is pretty doubtful. I really don't think there'd be any habitable planets at all.
@@NorthForkFisherman Just took a look at some of the maps. Don't know how canon the ones I saw are but none of them are that detailed regarding distances between worlds or size of stars.
I agree the system does not seem that realistic.
"No power in the 'verse can stop me."
Best show ever cancelled
Shepherd just going for the knee caps.
lol and really without aiming. A kneecap is a small enough target. Add in moving because your target it running and the level of accuracy for a Shepard is downright disconcerting.
Mal : You will have to tell me that story some time...
Book : No... I wont.
This plus the complete change of attitude from the Alliance when Book is shot and brought onboard a cruiser for treatment hints at the possibility the Shepard has held an extremely high Alliance rank at one time (or still does). Possibly even a previous Agent.
That soldier had a good 10 seconds just standing there while she got down, rolled half heartedly, stood back up then pulled her guns from holster and fired 😂 where do you hire these goons
still 10 times better and more realistic then disneys mulan or similar crap. 20 years ago and with a fraction of the budget. also firefly was never really an action show. people liked it for the characters, storytelling, worldbuilding, and tons of cool quotes
Yeah, it was an attempt.
Overall this fight scene was great. I don't even think it needed the "high action" roll thing. Dive roll to cover and then pull out two guns behind said cover is sufficiently "western shootout".
Stormtrooper training camps. :D
Wash was laying cover fire, but yeah…
@@uzrdutiutfiztdf3545 disneys mulan........hate that crap.......
Greatest. Show. Ever.
"No power in the 'verse can stop me."
Gorramn right.
The most awkward tactical/gymnastic roll ever (2:30)! Thanks, ‘Hollywood’
Chloe uses an 1874 Winchester..I frikking love it!
DO IT AGAIN!!!!!! Stay Shiny!!!!! I want to see the FIREFLY return.... better writing better acting no holding back ....MORE MORE MORE!!!!!
"No power in the Verse can stop me."
I literally had chills the first time I saw that
"Don't think, just shoot" Got some MGS1 vibes from that
No power in the verse can stop me
Hey, that black guy is from Barney Miller!!!!! I forgot he existed, nice.
You can have all the new Trek and Wars sci-fail, I’ll take one more season of this!
I love the ending!
When does netflix or prime pick up where they left off?
As much as I hate to say it though, I think the movie pretty much finished the series for them. I'd still love a post-Serenity season or two, but I don't know where else they'd go.
@@legozelda2090 I'd rather see one that takes place between Firefly and Serenity so Wash and Book would be back, but that won't happen.
@@explosionsandstuff7787 Yeah, that would be good. I forgot about Wash and Book dying in Serenity. I guess I blocked that painful memory.
The actors are too old now to simply pick up where they left off. Any revival of the series would need to be set 20-years into the future for them to be able to plausibly reprise their roles.
they're too old, anyway. we need a new story and crew in the same universe
"Get behind us Preacher, we need cover!"
Show was awesome
2:49
literal dumbest minion ever in history of movies or tv lel
just walks right out of cover casually
I read online the reason the guns sound so strange is because of "chemical propulsion." is it possible for modern guns and is it like a substitute for gunpowder?
Gunpowder is nothing more than chemical propulsion. There are probably any number of other chemicals you could use to create rapid high pressure, to propel a projectile.
A fuel, and a built in Oxidizer is really all you need. Although it is said in the episode where Jane has to fire Vera in a vacuum that Vera needs "air around her to fire"... which typically is not the case for propellants. They come with the oxidizer built into the chemical. Thus can fire underwater, vacuum of space, wherever.
I have seen people shave a bunch of Strike Anywhere match heads to get the Phosphorus Sulfide(fuel)/Potassium Chlorate (oxidizer) to pack in a reloaded shell casing. Does not provide the velocity of modern powder, but still quite effective... if inefficient.
So absolutely plausible the weapons could be operating with some other propellant mixture.
Fuzzy on kneecaps😂😂👍
Which episode is this?
That jeep had 3 days until retirement
I do not remember this one what esp was it?
War Stories.
2:30 -- When in doubt, do the magic action roll and you win the firefight.
What episode was this? I don't remember it and I've own DVDs of what I thought was all episodes including the movie Serenity
Description says tenth episode.
I think the narrative name of the episode was 'War Stories'.
Preacher had a backstory that I wish we knew.
I know it’s about the firefight and all but how about Wash putting Serenity right on the money at the dock?
Unpowered, from how many hundreds of thousands of miles out too!
No power in the verse can stopme im invincible no power in the universe can stop me as long as you love me
having played The Divison 2 i now understand Zoe's weapon choice
No power in the verse can stop me... We will be invincible....im invincible=3000%
I swear wasn't that accurate multi-kill River did here also in the Serenitiy movie?
Always thought that "this is something the captain has to do for himself" bit was stupid. She's a soldier, she'd know that in a battle there's no time for petty gripes and personal interests. He's also a soldier, and knows that. She knows he's a soldier, and she knows that he knows that.
She wouldn't say that, she'd just shoot.
never understood why they didn't just take the station after that. it should have been worth quite a lot of cash
Because that would be stealing, and they ain't thieves....
.. Well.. We are.
But we ain't takin' whats his.
@@kaisokusekkendou1498 ah that's right. thanks
Lol…On a more serious note, it would’ve simply attracted much bigger enemies that they weren’t interested in fighting. Finally, Mal’s a ship guy not a station guy. Oh no, actually, finally, they were still a number of bad guys on the ship. They just didn’t show all of them gone.
So there can be explosions on board a space craft with no ill effects!!
The action is a bit stiff... but all around entertaining.
opening scene, cheesecake topped by ironic text.
IMHO the only part of the entire episode was Zoe's forward-roll. She wasn't wearing the body armor she had on in other episodes (I can forgive her taking fire if she was nearly bullet-proof) but that stunt should have been done differently. Still, if that's the biggest gripe about this series (other than Fox canceling it grrr) then the whole series was a bright gem in the rough.
Jayne not using Vera more was my gripe. Far as I can tell the only time he fired Vera was to take the guards in the security booth. Maybe he was worried about overpentration?
3:25 "it's high noon."
I do not remember this scene from the TV show, or the movie?
It's from the show 1.10 "War Stories."
"Preacher, don't the Bible have some pretty specific things to say about killing?"
"Quite specific. It is, however, somewhat fuzzier on the subject of kneecaps."
2:13 is a Crowning Moment of Awesome for Mal if you see the full episode; I had to pause it just so I could do a fist pump and shout "YES! YES! YES!" when I saw it for the first time.
Jayne's likin' this at 2:29
Poor Kaylee, though...
The Torah is quite specific in the Ten Commandments about *murdering*, not about killing people in the execution of a military objective or in self-defence.
Mad Nathan reminding me of Caleb from Buffy
Hold up... isnt that they guy from Serenity???
Serenity is the wrap up movie of this TV series. So yes, you are correct!
Thought it was from the movie Serenity at first until Shepherd walked in, then I got sad 😭