Firefly on Comedy Central
POSTED BY: Jak
UPDATED: Tuesday, April 12, 2005 16:30
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Okay, not really really. I'm watching Comedy Central's new show "Con" and the main guy goes to talk to homeless people to learn to be homeless. The head homeless guy he talks to is wearing a maroon shirt that says: "Joss Whedon's FIREFLY"
I found it funny.
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Oh, a shoutout? AWESOME SHINY!
Keep flying
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Freakin' awesome man!
I have heard of a place where humans do battle in a ring of Jell-O.
--Teal'c
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*snicker*
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Any publicity we can get is good.
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This is the most brilliant form of advertising ever.
Who's up for sponsering Firefly shirts for the homeless? They're like little walking billboards.
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Kinda sums up our entire movement, don't you think?
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Does anyone know when they are reshowing it?
Keep shiny!
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Some might think that exploiting the homeless in order to promote a movie is crass. We don't want to offend the audience we're hoping to entice.
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Originally posted by oddness2her:
Some might think that exploiting the homeless in order to promote a movie is crass. We don't want to offend the audience we're hoping to entice.
Giving away t-shirts isn't considered exploitation in my book. Heck companies have given me their t-shirts and I wear them around as advertising and I'm not even homeless.
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And the star of the show reminds me increibly of Alan Tudyk in appearance and mannerisms.
Mary
Always a beast, never a burden. 
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Originally posted by Jak:
Okay, not really really. I'm watching Comedy Central's new show "Con" and the main guy goes to talk to homeless people to learn to be homeless. The head homeless guy he talks to is wearing a maroon shirt that says: "Joss Whedon's FIREFLY"
I found it funny.
Yeah I saw that, too. Looked like it was from the era of the show, what with the big F*x logo on the sleeve. Still, if it got even one person to check out the show, it was a victory.
"Invader's blood marches through my veins like giant radioactive rubber pants. The pants command me! Do not ignore my veins!"
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Originally posted by oddness2her:
Some might think that exploiting the homeless in order to promote a movie is crass. We don't want to offend the audience we're hoping to entice.
I don't think anyone was exploited. What I think happened was that the guy was picked randomly and he just happened to be wearing a Firefly T-Shirt. Purely coincidental.
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They have a clip if it on comedy central, but I didn't see a firefly shirt, unless its the grey and yellow one that is dirty the guy is wearing.
Keep shiny!
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Jak, I know that it was a coincidence for that one man to be wearing a Firefly T-shirt. My concern was that it would appear exploitative if we turned one homeless man into a campaign. That's just my feeling about it.
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