Where would YOU have taken FIREFLY if it had lasted seven or so years?
POSTED BY: reginaroadie
UPDATED: Saturday, October 11, 2008 21:41
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Got this off of whedonesque.com. Someone did a "review" of the 7th season premiere:
http://www.redrighthand.net/2008/10/thoughts-on-firefly-7th-season-pre
miere.html
Everyone dies alone.
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Originally posted by rallem:
I honestly don't think Serenity was designed to last seven seasons and would be surprised if Joss had in mind any more than three or four seasons originally.
Joss has been quoted as saying that he planned to go seven seasons... or at least something to the effect of "One of the lessons I learned from FIREFLY is never tell your cast and crew that it's going to run for seven seasons until you're sure the network wants it."
In some of the Serenity-related inverviews, he admits that he didn't necessarily have a clear plan of what he wanted to do season-by-season, but had a feel for the overall direction of the story.
www.stillflying.net: "Here's how it might have been..."
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In a perfect world Mal and Inara would be happily married and have had a child by the end of the 7th season. Simon and Kaylee would be the parents of a large brood, equally divided between talent for mechanics and medicine.
Zoe would have found peace and her old zest for life back and Jayne...not too sure about him but hope he would have learned some lessons and not mouth off so much and always carry grenades no matter what Mal says. River would have gotten her head straight and become a fantastic pilot and maybe even have her own ship.
That's in a perfect TV world but knowing Joss none of this would have happend.
http://fireflyfaninnc.livejournal.com/
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