thetopher
Member of the Church Of Faith
Firefly is often portrayed as being 'perfect' or at least close to brilliant, so in the 14 episodes of the series is there one in particular that stands out as great? And one that stands out as not-so-great?
To refresh memories, here's the list:
Serenity (Pilot)
The Train Job
Bushwhacked
Shindig
Safe
Our Mrs Reynolds
Jaynestown
Out Of Gas
Ariel
War Stories
Trash
The Message
Hearts Of Gold
Objects In Space
Best: I'm torn between 'Jaynestown' and 'Out Of Gas'. I like 'Jaynestown' because its about my favourite crew member and it's so tightly structured.
'Out Of Gas' is great because I love seeing how the crew was formed up, every scene is just about perfect and the episode unfolds in a very clever way.
'Out Of Gas' probably.
Worst: Easily 'The Message'. The only parts of this I really like are the beginning with the 'cow featus alien' and the flashback to the war with Mal and Zoe. I can't stand Tracey (played by one of my least favourite tv actors), have no sympathy for his plight/fate, and this episode showcased the lazy repetativeness of the Kaylee/Simon romance.
Basically that Simon would put his foot in his mouth, upset Kaylee, and then she wouldn't speak to him for the rest of the episode (see 'Janyestown' and 'Safe') until either he apologised or something bad happened to him; or both.
To refresh memories, here's the list:
Serenity (Pilot)
The Train Job
Bushwhacked
Shindig
Safe
Our Mrs Reynolds
Jaynestown
Out Of Gas
Ariel
War Stories
Trash
The Message
Hearts Of Gold
Objects In Space
Best: I'm torn between 'Jaynestown' and 'Out Of Gas'. I like 'Jaynestown' because its about my favourite crew member and it's so tightly structured.
'Out Of Gas' is great because I love seeing how the crew was formed up, every scene is just about perfect and the episode unfolds in a very clever way.
'Out Of Gas' probably.
Worst: Easily 'The Message'. The only parts of this I really like are the beginning with the 'cow featus alien' and the flashback to the war with Mal and Zoe. I can't stand Tracey (played by one of my least favourite tv actors), have no sympathy for his plight/fate, and this episode showcased the lazy repetativeness of the Kaylee/Simon romance.
Basically that Simon would put his foot in his mouth, upset Kaylee, and then she wouldn't speak to him for the rest of the episode (see 'Janyestown' and 'Safe') until either he apologised or something bad happened to him; or both.