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Originally posted by Dagon93:
Just do what a few TV series have done and have one of the chatacters wake up like from a bad dream and that's that.

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Originally posted by sazman:
> I think it really deflates the dramatic tension if we know how things are going to end up.

Exhibit A: the new Star Wars trilogy...

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Originally posted by mirak:
Who says a new Firefly series would have to track with Serenity? Remember, Serenity didn’t exactly track with the original Firefly.

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Originally posted by mirak:
Who says a new Firefly series would have to track with Serenity? Remember, Serenity didn’t exactly track with the original Firefly. They are just stories, and there is no harm in them being different. Example, in the Gospels, there are 4 different versions of the life of Jesus – they get the main points consistent, but there are a lot of differences. In one story Wash and Shepherd die, and in another they don’t – so what?

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Additionally, I agree with the above posts – I think very few of us would want a show full of flashbacks where you already know the ending.

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Originally posted by mirak:
There seem to be a lot of people here who are starting from the premise that a new Firefly has to track with Serenity. I've already expressed my opinion that there is no reason it has to, and would probably be better if it didn't.

Let me boil this down to a simple choice: Would you prefer that the new Firefly:
(a) continues where the old Firefly left off, Serenity be damned, or
(b) track with Serenity (Wash and Shepherd either stay dead, are brought back in dreams or flashbacks, the show takes up a different time when they are still alive, etc.)

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