Is Joss a psychic?
A very brief mention of Joss and Firefly....
Astronomers have found a new planet that could possibly support human life. And it's (relatively) nearby.
April 26 2007
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When did he start every episode of his ill-fated 'Firefly' series with that phrase?
I've never heard it in my life.
I agree though, Joss is started to sound like a psychic. Philly
jernajornaliriting guys make good word.[ edited by ZodKneelsFirst on 2007-04-26 08:57 ]
ZodKneelsFirst | April 26, 11:50 CET
jam2 | April 26, 12:08 CET
onthedrift | April 26, 12:27 CET
TwisTz | April 26, 12:33 CET
Yep, Joss is either psychic OR he's seen/read, like, science fiction from anytime in, ooh, say, the last 100 years or so. Still, it looks like the comments in that blog might be about to kick off into a big anthropic principle framed creationist argument (*grabs popcorn and bags a decent seat* ;).
Been all over the science press for the last few days. It's really nice to see an extra-solar planet that's not a gas giant though (as most of the other 200 ish are) even if it's only right on the edge of habitable (it'd be pretty cold for one thing. And it may not have an atmosphere ;).
Saje | April 26, 12:56 CET
ZodKneelsFirst | April 26, 13:33 CET
Mehitabel | April 26, 14:10 CET
As broadcast on Sci-fi UK they varied between Mal's intro (of which there are 2 versions, BTW, one featuring "some idiots tried to fight it, among them, myself" and one featuring something like "if you have a job we'll take it, don't much care what it is") and Book's. AFAIK the Joss one was never used anywhere.
Saje | April 26, 14:48 CET
Buffysmglover | April 26, 15:06 CET
gossi | April 26, 15:10 CET
I prefer without though.
I think.
ZodKneelsFirst | April 26, 15:36 CET
Shey | April 26, 15:41 CET
Lioness | April 26, 15:59 CET
Cool, I said that without even moving my fingers ;). Ta gossi (no sound at work so I couldn't verify it anyway).
They don't all have the same features Shey but they all have that one (at least the US and Aussie ones do).
Saje | April 26, 16:01 CET
Buffysmglover | April 26, 17:14 CET
Saje | April 26, 17:31 CET
batmarlowe | April 26, 17:36 CET
KernelM | April 26, 18:23 CET
"I haven't seen the Phantom Menace yet. I will when I get a mo, but I don't have very high hopes. Maybe the world needs a NEW epic Sci-Fi franchise. Hmm....." - Joss Whedon, May 27 1999.
(And I believe I've seen or heard a couple more whedonian predictions somewhere.)
One word: Josstradamus.
Now, let's all join together, Whedonists, and sing the hymn:
SPLATTY-BOY
HE'S SO ALLURING
SPLATTY-BOY
DRIVING IN HIS AUTOMOBILE
SPLATTY-BOY
FRIEND TO THE SQUIRREL
AND TO YOU AND ME
(DRIVE DRIVE SPATTY
DRIVE TO THE SEA IN THE AUTO....)
EDIT: Um...how does the melody go?
[ edited by Vince on 2007-04-26 15:41 ]
GreatMuppetyOdin | April 26, 18:39 CET
joni | April 26, 19:48 CET
Tonya J | April 26, 22:34 CET
Pumps | April 27, 06:14 CET
On a Superman forum I frequent (The Planet over at bluetights.net), everyone is freaking out because the planet has a red sun, especially since this discovery was announced the same day that it was announced that kryptonite had been discovered. So we discovered Krypton and kryptonite on the same day:)
And I posted over there that if I hadn't read the article through a link on a Superman site, I would have thought of Firefly first:)
sorethumb | April 27, 09:20 CET