The
world of Firefly is circa 2517 AD, in an unspecified arm of the universe.
There are no aliens, prosthetic forehead or otherwise, and no sounds
in space. The story follows the crew of a space ship called Serenity. |
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So why is the show called Firefly? Because Serenity is a Firefly class ship. Firefly class ships have engines in their tail end that light up creating a visual effect much like a firefly. | |||
| Serenity the Spaceship |
Serenity the Firefly |
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Serenity
shifts cargo around, some legal, some not. The settlements in the outer
regions where Serenity flies are a mixture of semi-seedy metropolises
to incredibly barren and horrid smelling mud pits. |
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The crew mingles and says witty things to one another while wandering around the galactic badlands. Oh, and they speak Mandarin with no subtitles. Its a long story. | |||
| Serenity the Cargo Carrier |
Serenity's Humans | |||||
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"Firefly" stars Nathan Fillion as Mal Reynolds, Gina Torres as Zoe, Alan Tudyk as Wash, Morena Baccarin as Inara, Jewel Staite as Kaylee, Adam Baldwin as Jayne, Sean Maher as Simon, Summer Glau as River and Ron Glass as Shepherd Book. The show is the creation of Joss Whedon.