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Here's the full length reaction to Episode 9 ("Ariel") of Firefly! I was VERY ANGRY with a certain character in this episode!!! Enjoy!

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FIREFLY EPISODE 9 - Full Length Reaction!

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Alex Tan

To this certain character from Firefly: Don't make Addie angry. You won't like Addie when she's angry.

Billy Dancel

He wasn’t going to let his practice go to waste. He had to say his line. Up until now he’s earned the trust we’ve given him. In the situation and the location, he had access to turn them in, anywhere else he would have to wait and see. As for River, Simon is going to keep his word and help her any and every way he can. See you next Monday for more misbehavior.

Ron A

I can understand Mal's reaction to Jayne calling the feds on River and Tam, but i also understand Jayne... he was stabbed by River, and Mal choose them over him... even though he has been on the crew for years. calling the Feds was a bit drastic, but the fact that the whole crew is wanted because of River and Tam and that she goes around stabbing people and is extremly unpredictable. its complicated. seems like you forgot that she stabbed Jayne halfway trough the episode. but i think Mal did the right ting. gave Jayne a HUGE scare.. and is standing up for his crew in thick and thin.

Onno Smits

This is my favourite episode! I like the heist-movie vibes and the way we get to see a different side of Simon.

George Baxter

Jayne is the most interesting character on Firefly! The friction is just more interesting than blind agreement. Jayne has his own ambitions and beliefs which dont just gel with the crew or make things easier. Which is realistic! Even in an office environment people dont just default to the same side. Jayne is a pirate! Pirates are so often portrayed as rascals but Jayne's town and Ariel demonstrate how morally complex it is and how fragile a crew can be. Simon and River genuinely put them all in extra danger. It's not their fault but if anyone died due to their presence that's a toll. Jayne actually protects the crew, wants them to make real money.

Ron A

100% agree

Daniel Goldberg

But why did River stab Jayne? I believe that it was not some random, inexplicable act, but that River had some sense of what Jayne was going to do. She has shown before that she sometimes knows things that are going to happen before they do, And I also think that Jayne acts more out of self interest than out of the interest of the rest of the crew. In the first episode when Mal asks Jayne about selling out to the feds he says that it was because the money wasn’t good enough, and that it will be an interesting day when the money is good enough. This episode was that interesting day.

Thomas Yanez

@Daniel Goldberg If the show had been allowed to continue, Joss was going to tell us why she did some weird things like take the labels off the cans and why she sliced Jayne with the knife. From the info he gives in the DVD commentaries, she did both of those things for kind of the same reason.

LightsCameraJake

Sadly the show got cancelled before they wanted to really delve into River the way they wanted so instead we get this chopped up half-assed version of her story. Which kinda sucks tbh.