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Firefly - episode 8 & 9 (Patreon)

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2022-01-20 18:01:01
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Full link episode 8: https://youtu.be/dNYmnXmqhRQ

Full link episode 9: https://youtu.be/Gqyl47Uq7Uk


Enjoooooooooooooy!! :) 

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Absolute0

Like you said, all the episodes are good in their own way. Out of Gas is probably my favourite from a storytelling perspective. Three (three!) timelines seamlessly written together to have such a compelling emergency for the main plot and interesting, funny backstories for the crew at the same time is just top tier TV. Ariel is probably one of my favourites for character development stuff. More River stuff, of course Jayne's big betrayal after seeing the last few episodes how greedy and selfish he is. Even at the end of Jaynestown he didn't understand why someone would do something unselfish so hopefully now he's learned his lesson lol. Can't wait for next week, cheers

there_is_no_gary_only_zuul

If the look Mal has at the end during the reveal of Serenity doesn't prove that love at first sight exists, I don't know what will. For me Out of Gas was the most well written episode of the series and it confirmed that all those aboard her are more than just crew. They are family

Andrew Howard

So glad to see you getting to these, they may be my two favorite episodes (though the next two are fierce competition). Ariel is probably my favorite, it has a fun heist plot, there's good plot building for River, but Jayne's arc manages to be the real heavy hitter. I thought it was really neat when you mentioned that exact issue with Jayne in episode 8. What really hit home for me was at the end, I remember the first time I saw it thinking "There's nothing Jayne could say to convince me he's safe to be left on board" but of course I like his character and don't WANT him to die. But instead of promising to be good or whatever, he just asks Mal to lie about it. He's still not trustworthy, but he was ashamed of what he did, and that little sliver of something was enough. Because that little sliver was genuine. (Not to mention Adam Baldwin's fantastic performance selling the moment). Loved seeing your reactions, always great to see some of my old favorites through new eyes, and cant wait for the rest of the season!