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Comforting science fiction
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this post was submitted on 22 Nov 2023
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Firefly is maximum comfy.
Still on my to-watch list
I don't know if I should upvote you for having it on your list or downvote you for not having watched it already...
But wasn't it cancelled? I'm not sure I want to watch something if the ending is missing.
The movie Serenity was made to provide an ending.
"I am a leaf on the wind; watch how I soar"
wipes away tears
Too soon!
I didn't feel a lack of closure. It was still a few years before mass serialization of TV so episodes are largely self contained. There's a movie that came out afterwards that gives some answers to a few questions that weren't wrapped up.
Agree. For me the problem with it ending too soon is mostly that I liked it and wanted more , but it wasn’t really a single overarching story that needed an ending.
Contrast it with Babylon 5 where the overall story arc was everything
Ok, don't downvote, I watched the movie!
The movie is great, but it makes more sense after you’ve watched the series.