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Originally posted by theonetruebix:
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Originally posted by SergeantX:
I think it probably will. Maybe not with the exact same cast, maybe not soon, but we'll see more. If you're not picky about the form it takes, this is almost a certainty. We've got more comics in the works, a MMORPG is planned - and I think we'll get a series again eventually. I never understood why certain folks get a kick out of proclaiming it's death, but as long as people love the show, there's hope it will be revived.

SergeantX

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Originally posted by Lemiel:
I believe that Firefly will come back, however, lazy fans will do nothing to help it's return. In order to get a series back on the air, action will have to be taken, do what you can to get people to see the show, loan them your DVDs or donate a box set to your local library. If you're in school and are a part of a club then show the members an episode. Show it to family and friends. Write people at the studios, and in hollywood. The best way to get firefly back on the air is to show the poeple in hollywood that us browncoats are a large enough demographic to make airing the show profitable. In short, hard-core browncoats need to keep doing what they're doing, and less intense flans need to start buying merch and telling others. As time passes there can only be a greater chance that it will come back on the air.

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Originally posted by mskvforester:
Yes. I just have this feeling it will. Wont be next Tuesday, but it will return in some form or other. What we need is a RICH browncoat who is willing to invest a ton of cash into a series, and quite possibly lose the investment.

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Originally posted by theonetruebix:
It doesn't mean stop loving it. And it doesn't mean stop converting people (although that should be because you simply want more people to have the experience, not because you think introducing 2 more people to it will somehow bring Firefly back).

It just means that's the real world.

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Originally posted by MalsNara:
OMG! That would be so very very shiny! Is it definite or just a rumour?

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Originally posted by Fastmover:


"At what point does it stop being CPR and start becoming necrophilia?"

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Originally posted by Mycroft2:
I don't disagree with any of the comments stating why it's highly unlikely that we
will see a continuation of the series or movie.

Nor do I care.

It is in my nature to fight against overwhelming odds. The fights that are the
most important to me are the ones that are the most difficult. I guess I'm extremely quixotic that way.

For example, I look at the timing of the Serenity Special Edition release and think
that someone at Universal might be trying to gage the DVD buying power of the Browncoats
before the contracts run out. It may be that
an exec thinks there might be a future in Direct-to-DVD sequels.

Even if that doesn't happen, I'll still hope for more Firefly, cause that's in my nature.

After all, the line was "Done the impossible" not "Done the really unlikely" or "Done the fiscally implausible" :)

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Originally posted by Muddersmilk:
I'll be a fan of the show forever. Just like I still watch Blake's 7 episodes. That is a brilliant show. Bet you don't know what it is, or even heard of it.

I'll hold here like a damned fool until Mal gets back, I promise. I'm just not going to hold my breath (and my intelligence) while I do.

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