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Jan. 13th, 2004 03:01 pmThis is my fangirl moment of the day. ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
deeablo sent me a link to The Futon Critic's 50 best episodes of TV from 2003. Guess what made the list? Of course.
36. "firefly: the message" (fox)
originally aired: december 9, 2003
Sure this episode didn't technically "air" in 2003, but it was first released to the general public as part of a DVD set last month and we'd be remissed if we couldn't find a way to once again say how great this short-lived series turned out to be. After a rocky start, "Firefly" found its footing at the tail end of its run and became just a pure joy to watch. If anything, the series remains to this day one of the few shows that could introduce and make us care about not one, but nine different characters in such a short time.
Sing it, Futon Critic!
::shakes fists at FOX network::
deeablo sent me a link to The Futon Critic's 50 best episodes of TV from 2003. Guess what made the list? Of course.36. "firefly: the message" (fox)
originally aired: december 9, 2003
Sure this episode didn't technically "air" in 2003, but it was first released to the general public as part of a DVD set last month and we'd be remissed if we couldn't find a way to once again say how great this short-lived series turned out to be. After a rocky start, "Firefly" found its footing at the tail end of its run and became just a pure joy to watch. If anything, the series remains to this day one of the few shows that could introduce and make us care about not one, but nine different characters in such a short time.
Sing it, Futon Critic!
::shakes fists at FOX network::