October 04
2007
A sequel to Serenity?
Alan Tudyk seems to think it might be happening.
Simon
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dog13000 | October 04, 01:33 CET
Ooooh...wonder what's going on behind closed doors.
bubblecat | October 04, 01:40 CET
RHurrey | October 04, 01:44 CET
OMMFG.
If this isn't the case, there'll be some egg on some faces, 'cause this'll light up and spread through large areas of the internet like wildfire...
And if it is true, can I just say that aside from joy and rapture, a certain little feeling of "and in your face" towards a certain network is erupting within my fevered soul...
Please let it be true. *lights incense and starts casting spells...*
QuoterGal | October 04, 01:50 CET
The Acolyte | October 04, 01:56 CET
I'll wait to hear from big purp himself, of course, but if it's really a possibility... that would be amazing. Give Joss something to work on after Goners, right? ;-)
AnotherFireflyfan | October 04, 02:01 CET
This, by the way, is one of the benefits of being a confirmed life-long pessimist. If something goes right, it's always a pleasant surprise; if something goes wrong, at least you get the satisfaction of saying "I knew it!"
BAFfler | October 04, 02:09 CET
Wiseblood | October 04, 02:12 CET
noplaceIcanbe | October 04, 02:16 CET
bobster | October 04, 02:21 CET
dark_tyler | October 04, 02:24 CET
cabri | October 04, 02:33 CET
Zoic_Fan | October 04, 02:37 CET
So, if this is true, that there's at least a little talk...well, that's good enough for me.
I'm trying not to get my hopes up, but I've never been good at that kind of thing.
UnpluggedCrazy | October 04, 02:58 CET
Kessie | October 04, 02:59 CET
And remember this from Joss himself from that ROS interview:
"So give me hope for a Serenity II.
JW: Hope for it probably rests with this DVD.
Well I'll buy one.
JW: Actually I will too, people ask me why I would buy my own DVD and I tell them do you have any idea how awesome it is to buy your own movie?
So then you're saying we've got a chance?
JW: Well it's probably not being discussed in boardrooms right now, but the fact of the matter is if it makes enough money sooner or later they say 'hey, this is money!' Also there are paradigms that are much cheaper, it doesn't have to be enormous. But on the other hand I'm happy to say all of my actors are working very hard. It's not the same situation where we all threw in for pennies because we had to finish telling that story. Now that situation might be harder to bring about."
...
Well, I have to go to sleep at this most intriguing moment in Serenifly's history... but I think I might have trouble dropping off right away... All this, and Pushing Daisies - which rawked it hard - too.
The Spirits have done it all in one night...
[ edited by QuoterGal on 2007-10-04 20:16 ]
QuoterGal | October 04, 03:53 CET
is there such a thing as a "Provisional Happy Dance"?
TDBrown | October 04, 04:18 CET
Um...
Wow.
You all can have cautious optimism. I'll be on the rooftops.
*Doesn't mind looking like Chicken Little... in some twisted reverse form, anyways...*
Barclay | October 04, 04:25 CET
SenseiJJ | October 04, 04:32 CET
Further confirmation from folks in-the-know would be a good thing... and so that's why I'm holding off on my shouting from the rooftop thing.
Well confirmation, and also that it's after 2 a.m.... and there might be racoons on the roof now...
11thHour | October 04, 04:42 CET
I'm saying to myselft "it's a hoax! it's a big hoax!", because hoping for something to come to pass and being disappointed, not with me, it's too hard. But then, the same as UnpluggedCrazy!
bookworm | October 04, 04:42 CET
BetterInRed | October 04, 05:07 CET
stfletch2000 | October 04, 05:44 CET
That said, if true it'd be huge news and I for one would be about the happiest i've ever been to be "wrong" (just sceptical and pessimistic really but to such an extent that it would probably count as wrong).
Saje | October 04, 05:53 CET
Simon | October 04, 06:03 CET
But I'm still way more optimistic than I should be right now.
UnpluggedCrazy | October 04, 06:11 CET
mjwilson | October 04, 06:14 CET
Nebula1400 | October 04, 06:22 CET
sister | October 04, 06:22 CET
"When your miracle gets here you mash that button."
Haunt | October 04, 06:23 CET
rivergirl | October 04, 06:29 CET
I don't want to speak for everyone, but I think the experiences I've had with the Jossverse has made me somewhat bitter and very pessimistic. Not to say those aren't good traits to have sometimes, but it makes it very hard for me to get excited about TV anymore. And judging from the posts here, I'm not the only one.
And the execs wonder why viewership is declining... :(
deepgirl187 | October 04, 06:34 CET
crossoverman | October 04, 06:57 CET
Personally, I would say it's doubtful it will get another big screen outing. But you never know.
gossi | October 04, 06:58 CET
Craig Oxbrow | October 04, 06:59 CET
Septimus | October 04, 07:02 CET
war_machine | October 04, 07:32 CET
skeezycheeses | October 04, 07:39 CET
SERENITY 2?!? ARE YOU F'ING KIDDING ME???
Okay, calm. Film not actually made yet. Relax.
Seriously, this is amazing news and whilst I share the need to hold on to just a little pessimism to avoid total devastation should this not happen, I can't help but think this sounds awfully possible, especially the way the direct-to-DVD idea is taking off recently. Fingers very crossed.
Quick thank you to Simon for helping me out. I owe you one. :)
RokkRage | October 04, 07:49 CET
Shakespeare | October 04, 07:54 CET
Seems like whenever we get to the point of no hope, there is a little spark that brings it back. I'm not totally optimistic about a sequel, but considering that Joss recently addressed the direct-to-DVD possibilities, and now Alan is sounding more hopeful than ever, I admit my hope has grown about 6%. On the other hand, this feels like another up in a long line of ups and downs. See also: animated BUFFY, Ripper, the Spike movie... all were either "it's a go" or dead, depending on whatever the most recent news story said.
So call me cynical with a side order of hope. I just can't whoop it up until Mr. Purple tells us it's ok.
Dizzy | October 04, 08:02 CET
Always.
mifeng | October 04, 08:20 CET
Between all this and the joy of a new Sugarshock, it's a lot to take before 7am.
AlanD | October 04, 08:49 CET
I think that's our life message, Diz.
gossi | October 04, 08:51 CET
Wouldn't it be cool if there was some way to convince Amazon, et. al., to offer a provisional preorder for Serenity II? Set it up just like it was a real product and accept real money for a flick that hasn't even been agreed upon yet, and watch where the total goes? They wouldn't actually charge the account until the product was eventually produced and shipped, of course, but one could show one's financial support in advance of production as a very real motivator for the suiticons who look at such things.
Just a mad thought. Whacha think?
ScrewtheAlliance | October 04, 09:02 CET
If it goes straight to DVD can we show it at Can't Stop the Serenity so peeps can see it on the big screen? That would be shiny.
OK, back to reality...this probably won't happen, but one can dream.
Harmalicious | October 04, 09:13 CET
OneTeV | October 04, 09:39 CET
Jack Diamond | October 04, 09:39 CET
refuge5 | October 04, 09:40 CET
Joss would figure out a way.
alexreager | October 04, 09:51 CET
"When your miracle gets here you mash that button."
Haunt | October 04, 12:23 CET
No, nonononono, Haunt my friend. Not bitterly pessimistic. Just...ummm...the second one.
BAFfler | October 04, 10:31 CET
After the crap week I've had, it was a beautiful way to start the morning though. ::crosses fingers::
BrowncoatG | October 04, 10:44 CET
Obsidian Mon | October 04, 10:46 CET
Get to work on that, Mr. Whedon. Pronto.
;)
kerfuffle | October 04, 10:55 CET
So, for the moment, I remain in the "this article doesn't tell us anything" camp.
@theonetruebix | October 04, 11:03 CET
embers | October 04, 11:15 CET
Lunakitty | October 04, 11:22 CET
I'm in the very-cautious-but-optimistic camp myself, but I do think Alan is probably privy to a bit more info than the rest of us, and may know something we don't. I'm not saying he's heard the word "green-lit" or anything, but I'm willing to entertain the possibility that he knows more than what we've been able to cobble together here on the outside looking in.
lexigeek | October 04, 11:34 CET
JesterInACast | October 04, 11:37 CET
And no, he wasn't taken out of context - Tudyk's pretty certain SERENITY 2 is on the books again.
lexigeek | October 04, 11:43 CET
I read the Firstshowing.net link and noticed a rumor that Chiwetel could be Black Panther. I guess I missed that one first time around. Two happy rumor items for me!
thatweirdgirl | October 04, 12:01 CET
fizz6kitty | October 04, 12:24 CET
Having already read Sugarshock, Buffy S8 #7 and Spike: Shaddow Puppet yesterday before I saw this, I feel as if I had a very delicious Whedonesque-filled day - with icing on top!
samatwitch | October 04, 12:30 CET
LiLi | October 04, 12:32 CET
Thus, a very faint squeal of possible delight is all I will allow myself. *eee!*
Ender | October 04, 12:33 CET
Where IS His Geekship when we need him most?
tehabwa | October 04, 12:36 CET
My guess if things are the in the "talking" phase he'd wait for things to solidify before he comments... but I would love to be wrong and hear from Lord Purple sooner :)
[ edited by RHurrey on 2007-10-04 18:53 ]
RHurrey | October 04, 12:52 CET
FollowMal | October 04, 13:04 CET
That's a GREAT idea!
It's Brilliant!
Anna von Ovonov | October 04, 13:05 CET
MySerenity | October 04, 13:34 CET
teachndoc | October 04, 13:52 CET
lone fashionable wolf | October 04, 13:52 CET
Caroline | October 04, 13:54 CET
skeezycheeses | October 04, 13:54 CET
By an odd confluence of timing, I just put together some new guerilla marketing bookmarks specifically to promote the Serenity CE DVD. The idea may sound a little off-beat, but eye-catching, strategically placed, bookmarks can get the word out in their own subtle, yet direct, way.
It would show an extra boost of support to put a little more fire under those CE sales, and further assure Universal there's some coin to be made with more Serenity.
For anyone who's interested, the guerilla marketing posters, mini-posters, and new bookmarks, can be found here.
11thHour | October 04, 14:05 CET
redtom | October 04, 14:07 CET
joni | October 04, 14:07 CET
Serenity Infinity is this weekend in London, maybe we should pose the question to Morena!
bubblecat | October 04, 14:08 CET
Anything less or prior to would mean either 1) it's no more or less true than it was when he talked to Rope of Silicon, so why should he comment yet again, or 2) it's in a state of being discussed or negotiated or whatever, in which case he could hardly talk about it publicly.
QuoterGal | October 04, 14:19 CET
skeezycheeses | October 04, 14:31 CET
If there is another one... and I know I'll get killed for this, but I thought that on some levels, putting the film and the tv series side by side- that Serenity worked better as a tv show as it gave the characters enough screen time to be themselves (similiar to Star Trek: Next Generation was gave more emotional whollops in the tv show than any of their films) and at a comfortable enough pace so fans could enjoy them for just being themselves...(* in fact, one person I know referred to Firefly as "Seinfeld on a Spaceship"- and in a way I kind of agree---) some of the best moments came when not just when the crew was doing their 'day job' (the pirating/cool action stuff), but when they just sat around the mess hall eating and shooting the fat.
If there is/was a Serenity sequel-either on biggie screen or as straight to dvd- my hope is that the sequels are more like the tv show, less focus on the spectacle... imho the show doesn't need it. A lot of scifi shows can dazzle with awesome visual fx and explosions and lazerblasty stuff, but how many scifi shows can dazzle with characters you just want to see being themselves and sipping coffee? That's my overlong two cents if the dvd movies or sequel feature film movies happen, anyways....
[ edited by harvey chin on 2007-10-04 20:31 ]
[ edited by harvey chin on 2007-10-04 20:34 ]
harvey chin | October 04, 14:31 CET
BrowncoatG | October 04, 14:53 CET
Anyway, I'm not getting excited unless I hear something real official-like.
Sunfire | October 04, 14:56 CET
kurya | October 04, 15:05 CET
palehorse | October 04, 15:12 CET
Tapping my heels together three times, "There's no place like serenity."
Madhatter | October 04, 15:20 CET
Oh and I agree that the sequel should be a nice long two hour meal, kind of like 'Babette's Feast' on board Serenity.
[ edited by embers on 2007-10-04 21:35 ]
embers | October 04, 15:32 CET
tinktanker | October 04, 16:06 CET
Cider | October 04, 16:34 CET
Maybe they grew up juggling geese!
tehabwa | October 04, 17:14 CET
kballgetlost | October 04, 17:24 CET
My heart is happy. And I live in Minneapolis, so I'll be seeing in on the big-screen again tomorrow night. Good timing, people!
leafblown | October 04, 17:44 CET
Dana | October 04, 18:17 CET
1) Wonder Woman has finally been cast. To no one's surprise, we eschewed all those tired movie and TV personalities and cast the interweb star "Lonelygirl", or whatever her actual name is. Congratulations, whomever!
2) I've got a thirteen episode commitment from the CW, so get ready for the long-awaited "Primative and Cheese Man". She's the first Slayer, he's a meaningless hallucination -- can they put aside their differences long enough to fight crime?
3) "CLEM!" Broadway. The number where he eats Rum Tum Tuggle will make you laugh and cry and throw up in your mouth slightly.
4) I will absolutely, posatively never ever do any kind of Serenity sequel or spinoff unless a studio asks me. Politely. Or meanly, that's cool too.
5) Warren Ellis's beard has a foyer. It's quite nice: shaker furniture, and a cute ceramic umbrella stand.
6) Kelly MacDonald and Gong Li have got to stop fighting over me 'cause who are they embarrassing? Themselves, that's all.
7) I'm tired of me.
Right. Cue chaos. And yes, number seven is more or less true. But my little britjaunt is through (Alexis rocked "All My Sons") and I'm grindstone bound, so I won't be feeding any more rumorsites for a while. There's only one way to stop all this insanity, and that's to produce some actual work for people to write about. So I'll do that.
Here's a thing: when "Firefly" was cancelled, my heart got broke. Sounds a bit much, but it changed me. Not even "Serenity" could patch that wound. I'm wearier, warier -- after all those years as a movie writer, you'd think I'd be prepared for another lesson on my unimportance in the scheme of things, but I wasn't. There are two very separate worlds: the marketplace, and the bustling bazaar that is my brain. The brain place is crowded with goods, ideas, sequels, spinoffs, animated versions, miniseries, radio dramas -- this is just the used goods. All the new wares are in there as well and it's deafening. Once I create a verse I never let go of it. And figuring out how much of my energy should be devoted to reawakening the projects you all love with the actors and characters I all love, and how much should be forging ahead and creating entirely new works (which you are contractually obligated to love) is exhausting. More than you know. You know the horse caught bwtween two pools of water? Add seven pools, and make the horse wicked A.D.D. The other world, the marketplace, I don't even begin to understand or predict. All these rumor of projects or the death of projects... When the two worlds align and something actually happens, whatever it is, you guys know I'll be on this site as soon as I'm allowed to be. And I'll be very very clear. There is no news. Not never, just now. I'm off to lunch with Lonelygirl.
Your Scribe, -j.
joss | October 05, 17:09 CET
Yep...I knew I was right.
Dana | October 04, 18:27 CET
[ edited by Zannadoo on 2007-10-05 00:33 ]
Zannadoo | October 04, 18:31 CET
...
Yep...I knew I was right.
Dana, that isn't what the old comment you re-posted (from a year ago) says. Heh. In fact, the entirety of that thread was about -- surprise! -- people misconstruing what people had been saying on the issue.
[ edited by theonetruebix on 2007-10-05 00:42 ]
@theonetruebix | October 04, 18:39 CET
Zannadoo | October 04, 18:52 CET
A lot can happen in a year.
11thHour | October 04, 18:55 CET
Not to mention what I actually did mention: That Joss' comment from a year ago didn't even say what Dana says it said.
@theonetruebix | October 04, 18:59 CET
Joss' most recent word on the subject - that I am aware of - is in that thar ROS interview from August, 2007 that I linked to above - simply that any hope of a Serenity II rests with the CE DVD. We discussed it thoroughly here and some of us were thrilled at the notion of any Joss-sanctioned hope at all - myself included.
All Joss was saying about Serenity in his October, 2006 post above (and also here) was that there was no Serenity news at the time as was being rumored.
But it was good to read those again, to be reminded of this:
"When the two worlds align and something actually happens, whatever it is, you guys know I'll be on this site as soon as I'm allowed to be. And I'll be very very clear."
I love the idea of direct-to-DVD, and something more like a series than a flick... I like the feeling of time-spaciousness you get with the series, more than the fast-paced action of the flick. But whatever, whenever.
I ain't going anywhere... that I know of.
QuoterGal | October 04, 19:11 CET
I'm firmly moving this rumor to the part of my brain taken up with birthday dates, taxes and the dancing Bush, so that when/if it's officially announced I can act like it's a HUGE surprise.
missb | October 04, 19:13 CET
Since I always live with the dream of Universal asking (either nicely or meanly) for a sequel, I'm always ready willing and able to hope.
embers | October 04, 19:46 CET
Yeppers. If anything, that quote shows just how deeply Joss is connected to the 'Verse, and that he would welcome the chance to create more... it's just that certain real world factors have to come into play for that to happen. The ol' art vs. commerce thingy...
There is a certain tinge of weariness in Joss' words, but I attribute that to what must have been going on work-wise in his life at the time. He sounds like his brain was going in several directions at once, and he also may have just recently had a studio meeting regarding the then active, and troubled, WW project, and his soul had taken some hits.
I brought up the date of the quote thing because this thread is liable to extend until tomorrow, and new viewers might think it's a just released statement from Joss.
11thHour | October 04, 20:10 CET
The timing of the contract & Alan's slip seems a bit too coincidental but I am an optimistic type. (fingers crossed)
adapa | October 04, 20:15 CET
Ocular | October 04, 20:17 CET
And if it is true and it is direct to dvd would that mean a quicker turn around for it to be in our greedy little hands than if it went to the big screen first?
11th Hour I love all that you did that! Beautiful work!
Firefly Flanatic | October 04, 21:16 CET
Although, logically, the next Serenity would deal with Inara's secret, since Book's secrets aren't compelling enough to base a movie around, now that he's dead. So, maybe Inara and/or Mal (but likely Inara) die horribly...
jclemens | October 04, 21:32 CET
Unless his story is told via parallels with the Operative's. (Not in a "Book was an operative" sense, but in the sense of the hypothesis that both men believed hard in something only to have it shatter, leaving them to build themselves back up again.)
@theonetruebix | October 04, 21:36 CET
Suzie | October 04, 21:52 CET
It's great here in the future, however, we're STILL awaiting news of a Firefly/Serenity sequel-sequel!
ETA- If Inara IS going to die horribly, it surely means that she and Mal will get it on, true love et al, and then next day-
BAM!!!!
[ edited by missb on 2007-10-05 04:01 ]
missb | October 04, 21:59 CET
*hyperventilates*
cabri | October 04, 22:11 CET
IrrationaliTV | October 04, 22:23 CET
embers | October 04, 22:26 CET
OK, here's the thing:
In the movie business (and please, note that word--BUSINESS) there pretty much is no "NEVER".
Grab a hold of Variety and see what's in the queue for movies that are in post-production. What'll you see? You'll be seeing some sequels of movies that'll make you scream: "WTF, Jackson?! They're making a sequel....outta THAT P.O.S.???"
Why a sequel? Because that P.O.S., even if it didn't make money in initial theatrical release, sold the hell outta some DVDs.
Yep. I'm talking about someone is making some dollar bills, y'all.
Serenity was critically a success, and the first DVDs sold so well that they now have a Special Edition that's continuing that trend.
I wouldn't be surprised if one day---after counting the beans--- The Studios jump up and say, "Hey! This Serenity movie was so wonderful (and it was) we want to do a sequel!! Hooray!!!"
The only "never" that can be attached to the movie business is that they NEVER turn down a chance to make some $$$$$$.
AmazonGirl | October 04, 22:26 CET
FWIW Harvey Chin, I agree with you about the "down time" moments.
Loose Deckplate | October 04, 22:54 CET
Studios love sequels, and movies based on books, because they come with a built in following. That's a nice jump start on audience numbers, and easier to promote that something new that must build from the ground up.
Plus, our crew just keep on working and getting better known, which makes another movie more bankable... not so much the "cast of relative unknowns" anymore. (Which they never were anyway, but some reviewers seemed to think so... sheesh...)
I'd love to think that we are poised right now to ramp up for more Firefly/Serenity. But whether this recent article is accurate or not, I still think there's legitimate reason to believe we'll see more stories of the 'Verse in the not too distant future.
[ edited by 11thHour on 2007-10-05 05:11 ]
11thHour | October 04, 23:10 CET
Visions of guerrilla marketing are dancing in my head.
[ edited by merrily on 2007-10-05 05:15 ]
merrily | October 04, 23:15 CET
I'd say be patient. When he can, his purpleness will stop by and clear things up one way or another. He did a year ago, he will again. Just keep lighting your incense.
C. A. Bridges | October 04, 23:24 CET
Say what? Where did you order from?
C. A. Bridges | October 04, 23:26 CET
Yeah, really. That would be more than a month before it's release date.
[ edited by theonetruebix on 2007-10-05 05:34 ]
@theonetruebix | October 04, 23:33 CET
mifeng | October 05, 00:06 CET
onthedrift | October 05, 01:17 CET
Oops! *blushes* I don't got no pockets today.
cabri | October 05, 02:05 CET
To which i'd respond, exactly. I.e. what conclusion do we provisionally draw from no Purple Postage ?
(though as others have said, if there were negotiations taking place, even at a fairly advanced stage, it'd be ill-advised and unprofessional to comment. Plus, it might jinx it ;)
So hope can keep springing for now but then that's kind of its schtick - bouncy wee fella ;).
Saje | October 05, 04:17 CET
Speculation time: How about Universal greenlight Serenity 2 & 3 to be filmed back-to-back, like Back To The Future 2 & 3? It would make sense (to me, anyway!) They'd have all the cast and crew together, and all the sets... Just a thought...
However, that would be sad for two reasons: 1) The end of the story would be near; 2) Mal's death would be imminent (is that spelt rite?!)
Also, 11th Hour - love the artwork! There's just one reason I won't be using them to promote the DVD... IT'S NOT OUT IN THE UK YET!!! I want one - GIMME GIMME GIMME! Anyone know when/if it'll get a UK release?
Stay shiny y'all!
-=NeoDoug1=- | October 05, 05:01 CET
Pumps | October 05, 08:56 CET
cjl | October 05, 09:17 CET
Let's face it, Firefly's appeal isn't in the special effects and nifty action sequences, it's in the development of character and snappy Whedony dialog. The expensive parts of the production are building the gorram ship set, the post production, and the talent. Convince some suit to build the set and fund the production, get Joss, Minear, et. al. together to do the fun parts, everyone assembles for five, six weeks to shoot three or four scripts, then a little post-production magic and everyone can go home and wait for their residual checks.
Show me a DVD distribution company that wouldn't jump at the chance to pump three or four guaranteed good sellers a year, when they have crap like the Bethoven movies and third rate horror shlock cluttering up the warehouses. It's a franchise -- it should be treated as such. After a good year's sales of DVDs, then everyone gets together the next year and does it again, in between con appearances and other acting gigs.
This whole movie-making model is changing, rapidly, and we're too smart and too damn stubborn to let Firefly go on the drift in favor of another stupid Eddie Murphy fart movie. BSG is doing well, hell, even that godawful Starship Troopers sequel made money. Niche sci-fi is a slow but steady earner. Everyone wants it to happen.
So why isn't it happening?
Sorry for the whine.
ScrewtheAlliance | October 05, 09:21 CET
kurya | October 05, 09:44 CET
Hey, bix, do you not believe me? Or, is this the smartass side? (This is said with gentle, but firm, humor.) I won a hardback of "Those Left Behind" in the auction. I was asked how I wanted it signed, and I responded with humor. The very witty Jossgod signed it that way: "With my undying love and admiration, Joss Whedon". My life is now complete. Joss loves me, this I know, because the book told me so.
Suzie | October 05, 10:13 CET
Suzie | October 05, 10:16 CET
Oooooooo - very nice, Suzie.
NotaViking | October 05, 10:27 CET
embers | October 05, 10:30 CET
And the "Yeah, really" was an expression of disbelief, but not in the sense of not believing you had one. Rather, disbelief that some retailer out there had managed to obtain and sell some. Which, as we see now, wasn't the case anyway. Heh.
@theonetruebix | October 05, 10:58 CET
Simon | October 05, 11:26 CET
NotaViking | October 05, 11:29 CET
gossi | October 05, 11:30 CET
embers | October 05, 12:16 CET
Dizzy | October 05, 12:17 CET
Samantha | October 05, 12:20 CET
Well, if Browncoats would stop be so easily toyed with....
@theonetruebix | October 05, 12:41 CET
" I'm happy to drag out my hope and faith and set it out for Serenity II.
Always."
So am I. I will forever have so much frelling hope that it will spill over the tops of my soul and flood every fracking, frakking Browncoat on earth and all the potentials.
I have enough hope and optimism to go around. It never flickers for a moment.
SERENITY TWO: RISE OF THE LLAMAS!
Carmencita | October 08, 00:01 CET
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mister0 | February 02, 02:58 CET