Re: this is a first...

It's post-Xmas, so I'm watching my Firefly DVD set. Mmmm mmmm good. I'm 
on disc four, and have now seen two of the unaired episodes and one I 
missed first time around. Damn this show was good.

I can only conclude that the Fox execs responsible for the Friday 8pm 
schedule and subsequent cancellation... never watched the frelling show.

It's worth a shot to rent the first disc, a lot of you can just add it 
to your Netflix queue.

Jared Hilal wrote:

>--- Allan Goodall <agoodall@att.net> wrote:
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>>On 13 Dec 2003 at 13:22, Jared Hilal wrote:
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>>>I am suspicious of any sci-fi from the man who brought us "Buffy
>>>the Vampire Slayer" :)
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>>I preferred Angel to Buffy (it was less angst ridden), but I
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>preferred 
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>>both to Firefly.   <snip>
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>>On the other hand, I've seen enough people here liking it that I may 
>>get the DVDs.  <snip>
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>>Of course if you don't like Buffy (and what's wrong with ya anyway? 
>>*duck*) then you may not care for Firefly.
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>Never said I didn't enjoy watching "Buffy...", I just meant that having
>seen these, I am suspisious of his vision for sci-fi.
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>Also, my enjoyment of "Buffy" and "Angel" has more to do with Kristy
>Swanson, Allison Hannigan, Charisma Carpenter and Eliza Dushku :D  and
>a TiVo-bility to FFwd throught the teen angst :) 
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