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Originally posted by Blindoutlaw:
I'm trying not to get to carried away in this sequel thing (you know just in case)

but its bloody hard not to jump up and down and begin the prepared sequel dance


and if you think about it, the amount of websites this rumor has popped up on shows just how much people want it

UNIVERSAL TAKE NOTE

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Snoopy dance works well, too.

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Buffy: I'm just worried this whole session's gonna turn into some training montage from an '80's movie.
Giles: (sighs) Well, if we hear any inspirational power chords we'll lie down till they go away.

"They talk about me in the chatty rooms?"--Angel


Joss is like a present, he's like a gift as far as I'm concerned.--Ron Glass

For Joss!

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Originally posted by RahlMaclaren:
Curse the Fates!!!, I would really want to see it in the gorram theater! It's got a bigger TV and better sound system than I have.

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Find here the Serenity you seek.

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Originally posted by jwhedonaddict:

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Originally posted by Blindoutlaw:
I'm trying not to get to carried away in this sequel thing (you know just in case)

but its bloody hard not to jump up and down and begin the prepared sequel dance


and if you think about it, the amount of websites this rumor has popped up on shows just how much people want it

UNIVERSAL TAKE NOTE

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Snoopy dance works well, too.

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Buffy: I'm just worried this whole session's gonna turn into some training montage from an '80's movie.
Giles: (sighs) Well, if we hear any inspirational power chords we'll lie down till they go away.

"They talk about me in the chatty rooms?"--Angel


Joss is like a present, he's like a gift as far as I'm concerned.--Ron Glass

For Joss!

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Originally posted by Cedric:
Gorramit, it's great to hear some fellow believers!

Y'know, here and there I run into people who are afraid to look foolish, so they hem and haw and hedge their bets and talk about what a longshot a sequel is.

I just want to smack 'em.

I'd rather look like an idiot and believe. If we don't believe, if we don't wish like fools, we'll never get what we want. We'll see it when we believe it.

I'd rather do something right than something smart.

Keep believing!

Cedric

"Some things stay with you, 'til the day you die."
On the Drift: Music Inspired by Firefly and Serenity, now on sale at
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/bedlambards/from/celtic

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Originally posted by Guywhowantsafireflyofhisown:

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Originally posted by jwhedonaddict:

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Originally posted by Blindoutlaw:
I'm trying not to get to carried away in this sequel thing (you know just in case)

but its bloody hard not to jump up and down and begin the prepared sequel dance


and if you think about it, the amount of websites this rumor has popped up on shows just how much people want it

UNIVERSAL TAKE NOTE

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Snoopy dance works well, too.

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Buffy: I'm just worried this whole session's gonna turn into some training montage from an '80's movie.
Giles: (sighs) Well, if we hear any inspirational power chords we'll lie down till they go away.

"They talk about me in the chatty rooms?"--Angel


Joss is like a present, he's like a gift as far as I'm concerned.--Ron Glass

For Joss!

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How many Browncoats do you know that can do the beagle?

*tries*

Why is the rum always gone?

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See, knew you could do it!

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Buffy: I'm just worried this whole session's gonna turn into some training montage from an '80's movie.
Giles: (sighs) Well, if we hear any inspirational power chords we'll lie down till they go away.

"They talk about me in the chatty rooms?"--Angel


Joss is like a present, he's like a gift as far as I'm concerned.--Ron Glass

For Joss!

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Originally posted by FollowMal:
Cedric, thank you!

I've run into two posts by you- this one here and one over at serenitymovie.net that made me "Whoop!" It's such a pleasure to run into someone with hope and that fighting spirit.

There are some folks who are looked up to who have become so pessimistic that to go where they post is bad for my Browncoat soul. This is a whole helluva lot more like how I'm a thinkin'!

Browncoats are known for their holdin' ways, not their foldin' ways.
I'm standin' firm right here with you.
I'm holdin' til Mal gets back.

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Originally posted by Cedric:

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Originally posted by FollowMal:

Cedric, thank you!

I've run into two posts by you- this one here and one over at serenitymovie.net that made me "Whoop!" It's such a pleasure to run into someone with hope and that fighting spirit.

There are some folks who are looked up to who have become so pessimistic that to go where they post is bad for my Browncoat soul. This is a whole helluva lot more like how I'm a thinkin'!

Browncoats are known for their holdin' ways, not their foldin' ways.
I'm standin' firm right here with you.
I'm holdin' til Mal gets back.

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It always amazes me that fans of a story about a man who regains his faith manage to lose theirs so easily.

From the time we were kids, we've all thought of scifi as a fringe phenomenon, something we like because we're weird, something the normals don't know about . . .

Wake up and smell the coffee. That has changed. Star Trek and Star Wars are mainstream now. ComicCon gets coverage in the mainstream press and attention from the mainstream tv/film industry. Several of the most popular shows on mainstream TV today are about superheroes and people trapped in science fiction situations. Subjects that used to be relegated to comic books--even obscure comics like the X-Men--are now major motion pictures.

There will come a time when everyone in our culture will have heard of Firefly, when Mal and Jayne will be as recognizable as Kirk and Spock or Han Solo and Chewbacca. Not everyone will be a Browncoat then, anymore than everyone is now a Trekkie; but everyone will know what a Browncoat is.

But we fans of quality scifi go on thinking that we're a weird fringe group that is just going to get beaten down.

Heck, even if we are, I'm still going to keep believing in a trilogy.

Cedric

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Originally posted by superunknown:
The problem with a second series is that FOX hold the rights to Firefly. Even if they don't order new episodes, they can still broadcast the repeats. In order for a Firefly Season 2 to be made, Joss and the team would have to not only re-acquire the rights to the show, but find somene else willing to pick it up. It wouldn't be too difficult given the fan support, but it would still take some work.

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Originally posted by superunknown:
The problem with a second series is that FOX hold the rights to Firefly. Even if they don't order new episodes, they can still broadcast the repeats. In order for a Firefly Season 2 to be made, Joss and the team would have to not only re-acquire the rights to the show, but find somene else willing to pick it up. It wouldn't be too difficult given the fan support, but it would still take some work.

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not true from what i gather. fux holds the tv rights to FireFly (although Universal may have it now given the HD showings) BUT as i've said - Universal hold the rights to Serenity - and any future movies... Feature length 'tv - movies' (ie a six part series that can basically be sold for the dvd set it would constitute) would evade the licensing fox issue. They could even opt for limited cinematic release in overseas territory.
So celebrate FireFly and look forward to Serenity.

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