Sci-Fi Channel Picks Up Firefly

Posted by samzenpus on Wednesday June 15, 2005 @03:49PM from the best-show-ever dept.

An anonymous reader writes "Firefly, a science fiction series that was canceled midway through its first season on Fox, has found a new home on the Sci Fi Channel. Fans of the cult-hit series Firefly will be pleased to learn that the show has been picked up by the Sci Fi Channel--just two months before the release of Serenity, a Universal Pictures film based on the series. Looks like they'll be airing all the ones we've already seen, plus 3 that never got aired the first time around. A bonus - They'll be seen in the correct order."

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Re:Pass by BenjyD · 2005-06-15 22:32 · Score: 0, Troll

Dammit, I'm trying to block out the memories of the Earthsea series. It actually made me doubt my memories of how good the original books were, until I went back and checked that it was just the TV series that was truly awful.

I couldn't agree more about B5, Stargate and almost all of Star Trek:Whatever. Wooden acting, corny scripts, dull unoriginal storylines. Good for passing 45 minutes when there's nothing else on, but that's all.

I quite enjoyed the Battlestar Galactica pilots (haven't watched the series yet), but most TV 'Sci-Fi' is terrible.