Burn the land, boil the sea...
Oct. 29th, 2005 08:24 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
captain_slinkyI have now sen everything ever put to film regarding Firefly and/or Serenity.
I am extremely happy to have experienced it all, and look forward to reading the comic book mini-series (sitting in my box as we speak).
And as I reflect upon Firefly, I am forced to think of all the other short-lived Fox Network sci-fi shows that were absolutely incredible and have devoted cult followings.
The X-Files
Space: Above & Beyond
Alien Nation
Dark Angel
Harsh Realm
VR5
These are the only ones I can think of right now, but it is now my belief that Fox Television has produced some of the finest sci-fi ever to grace the small screen, even if it is in such small portions. And I am shocked that Fox doesn't have any sci-fi on their schedule right now, in what some are calling a "Science Fiction Renaisance" thanks to shows like "Lost".
Anyone care to dredge up some stinker from the vaults that I've forgotten about? Or know of a current sci-fi program on Fox that I've somehow overlooked in the curent schedule?
I am extremely happy to have experienced it all, and look forward to reading the comic book mini-series (sitting in my box as we speak).
And as I reflect upon Firefly, I am forced to think of all the other short-lived Fox Network sci-fi shows that were absolutely incredible and have devoted cult followings.
The X-Files
Space: Above & Beyond
Alien Nation
Dark Angel
Harsh Realm
VR5
These are the only ones I can think of right now, but it is now my belief that Fox Television has produced some of the finest sci-fi ever to grace the small screen, even if it is in such small portions. And I am shocked that Fox doesn't have any sci-fi on their schedule right now, in what some are calling a "Science Fiction Renaisance" thanks to shows like "Lost".
Anyone care to dredge up some stinker from the vaults that I've forgotten about? Or know of a current sci-fi program on Fox that I've somehow overlooked in the curent schedule?
