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Originally posted by farfly:
http://www.buzzfeed.com/ellievhall/this-awesome-disney-version-of-fire
fly-needs-to-be-a-real-th?utm_term=2sg0wp6#1axb1k4

I'd watch.

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Originally posted by Nariz:
And one day I will understand the hype about that ponies...maybe!

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Originally posted by Nariz:
The Scooby-Doo version made me think how much racist was the old cartoons, and maybe the current too (btw, I still loving scooby-doo).

And one day I will understand the hype about that ponies...maybe!

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I mean, who doesn’t want to see a version of Firefly with a tiny and deadly River Tam?

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And if that wasn’t enough, Byrne’s also imagined what it would look like if Whedon’s Buffy the Vampire Slayer was animated by Disney, and the results are equally as awesome.

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Originally posted by WHOZIT:
In the Disney version would Inara still be a space hooker? And what's with Book? ... And River as a little girl?

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Originally posted by AURaptor:
" Racist " ??

How..where..huh ??


Not seeing the connection. Are you maybe speaking of cartoons of that era ? And not Scooby-Doo specifically?

Even so, I'm still struggling to understand.

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Originally posted by WHOZIT:
In the Disney version would Inara still be a space hooker? And what's with Book? ... And River as a little girl?

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What could be more Disney than River and Inara as mice or Book as a rat? I bet Nathan Fillion would sign onto the project just so he could say, “I loved Disney cartoons when I was a kid. And they let me play a chipmunk spaceship captain. I love that even more!”
http://aycelcus.deviantart.com/art/Rescue-Mal-195976770

http://aycelcus.deviantart.com/art/Rescue-River-196507738

http://aycelcus.deviantart.com/art/Rescue-Inara-195977456

http://aycelcus.deviantart.com/art/Rescue-Book-196507841


The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly

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Originally posted by AURaptor:
" Racist " ??

How..where..huh ??


Not seeing the connection. Are you maybe speaking of cartoons of that era ? And not Scooby-Doo specifically?

Even so, I'm still struggling to understand.

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Is more about the ausence of black carachters in that era, is allways animals and white people. Ok, reflects another world, another time. But is good to see how the tings are changing(and is one fof the reasons I love firefly, break with all the stereotypes(strong women, or a proposital male sex-symbol, for example).

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Originally posted by Nariz:


Is more about the ausence of black carachters in that era, is allways animals and white people. Ok, reflects another world, another time. But is good to see how the tings are changing(and is one fof the reasons I love firefly, break with all the stereotypes(strong women, or a proposital male sex-symbol, for example).

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Originally posted by AURaptor:
" Racist " ??

How..where..huh ??


Not seeing the connection. Are you maybe speaking of cartoons of that era ? And not Scooby-Doo specifically?

Even so, I'm still struggling to understand.

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Is more about the ausence of black carachters in that era, is allways animals and white people. Ok, reflects another world, another time. But is good to see how the tings are changing(and is one fof the reasons I love firefly, break with all the stereotypes(strong women, or a proposital male sex-symbol, for example).

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So, not so much 'racist' as it is excluding and aimed at a specific target audience ?

I guess. But that isn't so much racism.

Guess you're less a fan of Disney's Song of the South, huh?

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Originally posted by MUTT999:
Not really Disney style. And River??

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Originally posted by Nariz:

Auraptor, about the Chinese question, I think Joss could "redeem" himself a little bit with Better Days...

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