Robb Stark
King in the North
Directed by: Vondie Curtis-Hall
Written by: Joss Whedon
Original air date: October 4, 2002
Storyline:
A woman claiming to be Mal's wife appears aboard Serenity. Everyone is shocked by Mal's new wife, Saffron, and reacts differently for Jayne is jealous, Inara is outraged, Kaylee is happy for Mal, while Zoe, Wash, Book, Simon and River don't know what to think. But the good-natured, young Saffron is soon revealed to be not all as she appears.
Trivia:
This is the only episode in which River does not speak. She had lines in the original shooting script, but they were cut before the episode made it to air.
The supposedly biblical quote Saffron uses in her seduction of Mal does not appear in the Bible. She may have fabricated it assuming Mal would not know the difference.
Jayne's favorite gun, Vera, is actually a highly modified Saiga-12 shotgun. The prop gun was custom built by gunsmiths Larry Zanoff and Jim Boland for the film Showtime before being used on "Firefly". Jayne also carries Vera in "War Stories", but notably does not fire it on camera.
--All details come from IMDB.com
My take:
-Awesome opening. Mal and Jayne must have Phd's in clever finagling of unscrupulous characters
-"Mr. Reynolds sir, I'm your wife." I think we just rediscovered the classic term FUBAR.
-Zoe calls everyone. Love it. It's awesome how much Zoe and Wash are enjoying this
-"He makes everyone cry. He's like a monster." Gotta love Kaylee
-"Someone ever tries to kill you, you try and kill em' right back." Sage Mal, very sage.
-I love the very special hell speech by Preacher.
-Man, Mal and Inara have great chemistry. You can just tell Inara is so jealous, and is just taking it out on Mal, who has done absolutely nothing wrong.
-"My very favorite gun." I love the trade effort by Jayne. I think I love Jayne so much because I have a friend who is EXACTLY like him. Like, to a "t".
-Just this whole concept of Mal's wife is just hilarious. I'm laughing almost every scene.
-Did anyone else think that the moon with camera station on it looked like the Deathstar?
-Juggling geese. Thank you Wash.
-The scene with Saffron earns Mal a new title: Captain Awkward.
-Okay, remember a few episodes ago when I said never mess with crazies, especially religious crazies. See that for Saffron. Like, ASAP
-Oh boy, the very special hell is ready and waiting.
-Okay"¦the knockout kiss. Didn't see that one coming. I'm channelling my inner Batman here, but I think there might be more to Saffron than meets the eye.
-Inara kissing Mal was so nice, and her finding out that Mal kissed Saffron by kissing Mal was great
-This is kind of minor, but I thought Wash saying "Ai yah" was perfect. I used to work at a casino and every time Chinese players would lose they would say that. Great throw-away line.
-Preacher explaining about the scrappers was another cool insight into him and how there is clearly more than meets the eye.
-Jayne is a hell of a shot. Blasting open the enemy windows and sucking those guys out was cool
-Barely any River in this episode. I'm into her mystery, so it was a bit of a drawback not having her.
-Another great Mal/Inara scene to close out the episode. Mal just not getting it was great.
-I liked this episode. It wasn't outstanding or anything, and I enjoyed âœSafe" more, but I liked it. It was a pretty hilarious concept.
Written by: Joss Whedon
Original air date: October 4, 2002
Storyline:
A woman claiming to be Mal's wife appears aboard Serenity. Everyone is shocked by Mal's new wife, Saffron, and reacts differently for Jayne is jealous, Inara is outraged, Kaylee is happy for Mal, while Zoe, Wash, Book, Simon and River don't know what to think. But the good-natured, young Saffron is soon revealed to be not all as she appears.
Trivia:
This is the only episode in which River does not speak. She had lines in the original shooting script, but they were cut before the episode made it to air.
The supposedly biblical quote Saffron uses in her seduction of Mal does not appear in the Bible. She may have fabricated it assuming Mal would not know the difference.
Jayne's favorite gun, Vera, is actually a highly modified Saiga-12 shotgun. The prop gun was custom built by gunsmiths Larry Zanoff and Jim Boland for the film Showtime before being used on "Firefly". Jayne also carries Vera in "War Stories", but notably does not fire it on camera.
--All details come from IMDB.com
My take:
-Awesome opening. Mal and Jayne must have Phd's in clever finagling of unscrupulous characters
-"Mr. Reynolds sir, I'm your wife." I think we just rediscovered the classic term FUBAR.
-Zoe calls everyone. Love it. It's awesome how much Zoe and Wash are enjoying this
-"He makes everyone cry. He's like a monster." Gotta love Kaylee
-"Someone ever tries to kill you, you try and kill em' right back." Sage Mal, very sage.
-I love the very special hell speech by Preacher.
-Man, Mal and Inara have great chemistry. You can just tell Inara is so jealous, and is just taking it out on Mal, who has done absolutely nothing wrong.
-"My very favorite gun." I love the trade effort by Jayne. I think I love Jayne so much because I have a friend who is EXACTLY like him. Like, to a "t".
-Just this whole concept of Mal's wife is just hilarious. I'm laughing almost every scene.
-Did anyone else think that the moon with camera station on it looked like the Deathstar?
-Juggling geese. Thank you Wash.
-The scene with Saffron earns Mal a new title: Captain Awkward.
-Okay, remember a few episodes ago when I said never mess with crazies, especially religious crazies. See that for Saffron. Like, ASAP
-Oh boy, the very special hell is ready and waiting.
-Okay"¦the knockout kiss. Didn't see that one coming. I'm channelling my inner Batman here, but I think there might be more to Saffron than meets the eye.
-Inara kissing Mal was so nice, and her finding out that Mal kissed Saffron by kissing Mal was great
-This is kind of minor, but I thought Wash saying "Ai yah" was perfect. I used to work at a casino and every time Chinese players would lose they would say that. Great throw-away line.
-Preacher explaining about the scrappers was another cool insight into him and how there is clearly more than meets the eye.
-Jayne is a hell of a shot. Blasting open the enemy windows and sucking those guys out was cool
-Barely any River in this episode. I'm into her mystery, so it was a bit of a drawback not having her.
-Another great Mal/Inara scene to close out the episode. Mal just not getting it was great.
-I liked this episode. It wasn't outstanding or anything, and I enjoyed âœSafe" more, but I liked it. It was a pretty hilarious concept.