Is Firefly the Ultimate Bridge Between Nerds and Non-Nerds?

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The discussion centers around the cult TV series "Firefly," highlighting its unique blend of genres, often described as "cowboys in space." Participants express regret over its cancellation after just one season, emphasizing its quality and storytelling. There is a playful debate about what constitutes being a "nerd," with some participants jokingly acknowledging their own nerdiness for enjoying the show. The conversation touches on the show's cultural impact, with references to its creator Joss Whedon and the subsequent film "Serenity." Additionally, some participants share their viewing experiences and plans for marathons, while others humorously critique the science in the series. Overall, the thread captures a mix of nostalgia, humor, and camaraderie among fans of the show.
  • #31
Evo said:
I liked the first season of LEXX. Then they hurt LEXX and the show started to suck.

I loved LEXX! But it's not on at all any more...:frown:



And yes Trib, you're a nerd. At least a geek if nothing else.
Not that there's anything wrong with that.:wink:
 
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  • #32
Smasherman said:
The line between nerd and not-nerd is kinda fuzzy now-a-days since a lot of people play video games. I went to a Firefly marathon after seeing Serenity, actually. Great show and movie, though the science is as sound as a sinking ship.
you can't hear the explosions in space
 

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