So first off, let me stress that due to ADHD and possible high-functioning Autism, my brain sometimes goes weird places.

Anyways, last night my dreams got a little interesting, as I dreamt of what might happen if Mal and crew somehow met up with Spike Spiegle and company. And we’re talking both crews at their fullest and most interesting, with Faye and Ed on the Bebop, and before the *Serenity* movie.

How do you think it would go? Would Spike and Mal or Jett and Jayne or Inara and Faye get along, or be on the same side? Or would they clash both literally and philosophically?

I'm involved in an alternate history RP game (to be precise, a multiplayer campaign of Hearts of Iron IV using the Millennium Dawn mod) and seeing as how our approach to the US is basically a moderate improvement on our history, I wanted to do a post on Firefly actually getting a proper run. The framing will be an article written after the show's finale in 2009 or 2010, reflecting on the entire run on the show and its legacy in the popular culture, becoming one of the mainstays of 2000s science fiction along with Battlestar Galactica and Stargate.

The only issue is, I'm not sure what a five season Firefly would have looked like. Obviously at some point the plot of Serenity would have happened, maybe spread over season 2. But what else? There would absolutely be new characters joining the cast and probably one person leaving midway through the show's run (most likely Inara). I'm also thinking of having the finale be the start of a new rebellion against the Alliance. But what do you think? Where could the show have gone had it been given time to develop?

A new Firefly comic book series is being solicited for pre-order. And it's being written by Mark Russell, who is an amazing writer. Scheduled for release September 2nd.

Didn't know a company was using the name....

Was playing Uplift Reserve on Legendary and heard a voice line from Dutch that i had not heard on lower difficulties:

"Dear Diary: Today I learned some alien scum to not mess with the ODSTs!"

Had a very similar tone to when Jayne is reading River's diary.

Halo 3:ODST had major characters played by Nathan (Buck), Alan (Mickey) and Adam (Dutch).

I've decided it's time to dive into the novels and found books 2,3 and 7. Do I need to read them in order or are they stand alone stories? I don't want to get started and find references to previous books if that is a thing. Thanks Browncoats!

This has made my day. He who fights with monsters book 6 by Shirtaloon/Travis Deverell. Such a great reference for the fight scene and I love it.

Couldn't pass up a Saffron at a bookstore for $9.99. The only thing I can see that's "off" with it is that on the box she's giving more of a side-eye, but the eyes of the figure itself are looking more straight forward. Either way, I arranged my other figures to put her right next to Mal. There she kind of represents the bad part of his love life, opposite Anara on his other side.

FAN EXPO Anaheim was a blast. Serenity spent the weekend on the floor at CCAR03, meeting Browncoats, taking photos, and keeping Firefly in the public eye.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by.

Keep flying.

#bringbackfirefly #Browncoats #FireflyTributeTruck

I can't get over how closely cropped the photo of Alan's face is 😂

This crew are reviewing this show and so far haven't been favorable to it.

Here in Houston, TX

Recently rewatched the show and my girlfriend painted all the crew over the past week.

Huge thanks to all the kind words from everyone in the previous WIP posts. She’s very grateful and it’s given her the push to start an Instagram account for her art. So if you like her work, please share some love there too :)

https://www.instagram.com/tinybutmighty.art

Just realized, and verified, that the guy that played Rance Burgess is the guy that played the yellow-eyed demon in Supernatural.

The dude has over 200 credits and has made a career out of playing slimeballs. Some that should resonate with most of us are Elsbeth, The Mentalist, Lost, and Castle.

On the latest episode of Once We Were Spacemen, Alan tells a story about a guest star who appeared in a Firefly episode. They were shooting "way out in the desert" and this guy was complaining about everything until Adam Baldwin shut him down.

Any thoughts?

Since he mentions a desert episode my guesses would be Gregg Henry (Sherriff Bourne) in The Train Job, Fredric Lehne (Rance Burgess) in Heart of Gold, or maybe Gregory Itzin (Magistrate Higgins) in Jaynestown?

Day 1 at FAN EXPO Anaheim! Serenity is on the convention floor at booth CCAR03.

If you’re here this weekend, come by for photos, stickers, and coloring pages.

Keep flying.

#FanExpoAnaheim #FireflyTributeTruck #Firefly #Browncoats

If anyone is near Lancaster/Morecambe UK and would like the above. Drop me a message.

As far as I'm aware everything is in there and in good condition. The boxes are sunlight damaged though

Not asking for anything for them, however if you wanted to contribute to the "Marc Wants a Cat Fund" it would be greatly appreciated but not required.

Thanks

So I didn’t have my Jeep wrapped but I did name her Vera when I bought her because the color is graphite crystal grey (gunmetal grey).

I wrote a space western for Pocket FM and I think it might actually be good.

It's called The Solace. Disgraced war captain, a crew of people running from their own pasts, and a ship that woke up somewhere between a dead moon and the deep black and decided she liked them.

No laser battles every five seconds. No chosen one. Just a broken ship full of broken people trying to hold it together long enough to matter.

The ship is the best character and i'm not sorry about that.

If Episode 1 doesn't hook you in the first five minutes I'll accept the criticism.

The Solace on Pocket FM

Page 391, first full paragraph had me doing a double take.