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Firefly earns its audience's adoration with the help of Nathan Fillion's dry delivery, a detailed fantasy world, and compelling storylines -- even if it doesn't stand with creator Joss Whedon's most consistent work. Read critic reviews
Firefly (2002 - 2003)
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Episodes
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1. The Train Job
Air date: Sep 20, 2002
The crew members aboard a small transport ship face challenges in the wake of an interstellar war 800 years in the future.
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2. Bushwacked
Air date: Sep 27, 2002
When Mal and the others overtake an abandoned ship, they fear the crew has been slaughtered by the Reavers.
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3. Our Mrs. Reynolds
Air date: Oct 4, 2002
Mal discovers a stowaway (guest star Christina Hendricks) on the Serenity who turns out to be his "payment" for completing a job.
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4. Jaynestown
Air date: Oct 18, 2002
When the Serenity lands on a new planet, the locals hail Jayne as a hero, while the magistrate puts a price on his head.
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5. Out of Gas
Air date: Oct 25, 2002
Serenity's engine explodes, draining its oxygen supply and sending Mal into a delirious state of flashbacks.
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6. Shindig
Air date: Nov 1, 2002
While at a ball, Mal unwittingly challenges Inara's date; a merciless crime lord takes Serenity's crew hostage.
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7. Safe
Air date: Nov 8, 2002
When border people kidnap River and Simon, they accuse her of being a witch and exalt him for his medical abilities.
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8. Ariel
Air date: Nov 15, 2002
A traitor works in secret to bring about the capture of Simon and River; the crew breaks into an Alliance-owned hospital at Simon's behest.
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9. War Stories
Air date: Dec 6, 2002
Zoe and the inexperienced crew scramble to rescue the captain after he is captured by crime lord Niska.
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10. Objects in Space
Air date: Dec 13, 2002
A bounty hunter (guest star Richard Brooks) sneaks aboard the ship to capture River and collect the Alliance reward money.
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Audience Reviews for Firefly: Season 1
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Firefly is my favourite tv series of all time. It's action/sci-fi with just the right amount of comedy and romance thrown in. Each character is memorable and unique, and the protagonist is flawed in an endearing way (in fact, every character has an equal balance of strengths and flaws, making them all extremely relatable and believable as a crew of a spaceship cruising the universe). It's a good example of 'found family'--this is a group of people who have grown close due to their need to survive and find meaning and joy in life. Only one season but there's a movie and lots of other material (I've read some of the graphic novels and they're pretty good too).
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One of the best tv show ever. It's incredible they didn't go beyond first season.
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Even 20 years later, still one of the best sci-fi shows of all time!
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One of the best fiction series of all time.
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Loved it! Great sci fi with some really good comedy/serious undertones. Actors shine in this
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A very warm tv show filled with adventure and good puns. This is one of my top 5 favorites, although it's hard for me to rationalize it; I guess it just fills a spot.
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A fantastic Sci-Fi series that ended far too so. Great story, Great Acting, Great setting, Great characters, this series is yet to be beaten.
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Loved it. Realy cool style.
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Nothing better in the whole 'verse.
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TV at its best. This space western has great values and strong leadership.
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