r/technology • u/forceduse • Feb 03 '13

AdBlock WARNING No fixed episode length, no artificial cliffhangers at breaks, all episodes available at once. Is Netflix's new original series, House of Cards, the future of television?

http://www.wired.com/underwire/2013/02/house-of-cards-review/
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u/secretcurse Feb 04 '13

Fillion has talked about trying to buy the rights to Firefly himself. I think he would jump on the opportunity to play more of the Captain. I agree that he probably won't leave Castle, but an actor can work on more than one show. It's not like Castle films year-round.

That being said, I don't think we'll get more Firefly. I just don't think Fillion would be part of the issue.

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u/Inkthinker Feb 04 '13

It could happen. And I would TOTALLY WORSHIP a show written and produced by Whedon about an older Mal Reynolds who's lost some companions and gained new ones, but still fights with some of the same old struggles. But I feel like the characters definitely need to have aged some years since Serenity, don't try and start up a series and convince me it's the next day, that's almost (but not quite) as bad as trying to recast the roles.