Firefly - Revision history

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	* [[TV Tropes]]		* [[TV Tropes]]

	==Links==		==External Links==
	*[http://www.fanfiction.net/l/1536/3/0/1/1/0/0/0/0/0/1/ Faggy fanfiction.]		*[http://www.fanfiction.net/l/1536/3/0/1/1/0/0/0/0/0/1/ Faggy fanfiction]
	*[http://ia300828.eu.archive.org/2/items/R._Tam_Sessions_Complete_4/R_Tam_Sessions_Full.mov Viral marketing videos.]		*[http://ia300828.eu.archive.org/2/items/R._Tam_Sessions_Complete_4/R_Tam_Sessions_Full.mov Viral marketing videos]

	{{~~Television~~}}
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	Joss Whedon already has a history of stealing ideas from people, but in this case he copied another show wholesale to create this thing. The show in question is "Outlaw Star". A knockoff of a knockoff of a knockoff that was itself later bastardized by Whedon to create Firefly like an [[Inception]] of copyright infringement or a [[Human Centipede]] of artistic shit.		Joss Whedon already has a history of stealing ideas from people, but in this case he copied another show wholesale to create this thing. The show in question is "Outlaw Star". A knockoff of a knockoff of a knockoff that was itself later bastardized by Whedon to create Firefly like an [[Inception]] of copyright infringement or a [[Human Centipede]] of artistic shit.

	Outlaw Star is a wannabe [[Cowboy Bebop]], that is itself just Lupine III with a fresh coat of paint. But at least those shows weren't nearly as shameless as Whedon in their obvious robbery. Every element of Firefly is lifted directly from Outlaw Star, from the setting and plot, right down to character personalities and '''names of major plot elements!''' When denies the allegations, but [https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Firefly_%28TV_series%29&oldid=21816925#Connections_to_other_media even Wikipedia used to admit this until his butthurt fans had it deleted.]		Outlaw Star is a wannabe [[Cowboy Bebop]], that is itself just Lupine III with a fresh coat of paint. But at least those shows weren't nearly as shameless as Whedon in their obvious robbery. Every element of Firefly is lifted directly from Outlaw Star, from the setting and plot, right down to character personalities and '''names of major plot elements!''' When denies the allegations, but [https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Firefly_%28TV_series%29&oldid=21816925#Connections_to_other_media even Wikipedia used to admit this until his butthurt fans had it deleted.] EDiots, go and edit-war it back. For great justice.

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	* [[Anita Sarkeesian]], who wrote a [http://www.scribd.com/doc/130661629/Masters-Thesis craptastic Masters Thesis] on Firefly.		* [[Anita Sarkeesian]], who wrote a [http://www.scribd.com/doc/130661629/Masters-Thesis craptastic Masters Thesis] on Firefly.
	* [[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]		* [[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]
			* [[Cowboy Bebop]] - what Whedon ripped off to make this.
	* [[TV Tropes]]		* [[TV Tropes]]

imported>Oddguy: /* The Show */

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The Show

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	==The Show==		==The Show==
			{{quote\|The secret of Inara's syringe, as seen in the pilot episode; she is infected with a deadly disease. There would have been an episode where she is gang-raped by Reavers. Because she injected herself with the syringe, all of the Reavers on the ship die.\|Tim Minear\|[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefly_%28TV_series%29#Unproduced_episodes revealing poltlines of unproduced future episodes]}}
	[[Image:Serenity slavery.jpg\|thumb\|Captain [[Mary Sue\|Surrogate]] hands out orders to the ship [[Black\|slave]].]]		[[Image:Serenity slavery.jpg\|thumb\|Captain [[Mary Sue\|Surrogate]] hands out orders to the ship [[Black\|slave]].]]
	[[Image:Christina ricci.jpg\|thumb\|left\|100px\|''Serenity'' star Captain Assburger.]]		[[Image:Christina ricci.jpg\|thumb\|left\|100px\|''Serenity'' star Captain Assburger.]]

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The Origin (hint: it's a knockoff)

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	Joss Whedon already has a history of stealing ideas from people, but in this case he copied another show wholesale to create this thing. The show in question is "Outlaw Star". A knockoff of a knockoff of a knockoff that was itself later bastardized by Whedon to create Firefly like an [[Inception]] of copyright infringement or a [[Human Centipede]] of artistic shit.		Joss Whedon already has a history of stealing ideas from people, but in this case he copied another show wholesale to create this thing. The show in question is "Outlaw Star". A knockoff of a knockoff of a knockoff that was itself later bastardized by Whedon to create Firefly like an [[Inception]] of copyright infringement or a [[Human Centipede]] of artistic shit.

	Outlaw Star is a wannabe [[Cowboy Bebop]], that is itself just Lupine III with a fresh coat of paint. But at least those shows weren't nearly as shameless as Whedon in their obvious robbery. Every element of Firefly is lifted directly from Outlaw Star, from the setting and plot, right down to character personalities and '''names of major plot elements!''' When denies the allegations, but even Wikipedia used to admit this until his butthurt fans had it deleted.		Outlaw Star is a wannabe [[Cowboy Bebop]], that is itself just Lupine III with a fresh coat of paint. But at least those shows weren't nearly as shameless as Whedon in their obvious robbery. Every element of Firefly is lifted directly from Outlaw Star, from the setting and plot, right down to character personalities and '''names of major plot elements!''' When denies the allegations, but [https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Firefly_%28TV_series%29&oldid=21816925#Connections_to_other_media even Wikipedia used to admit this until his butthurt fans had it deleted.]

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The Origin (hint: it's a knockoff

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	===The Origin (hint: it's a knockoff===		===The Origin (hint: it's a knockoff)===

			The big "secret" about Firefly is that it's stolen.

			Joss Whedon already has a history of stealing ideas from people, but in this case he copied another show wholesale to create this thing. The show in question is "Outlaw Star". A knockoff of a knockoff of a knockoff that was itself later bastardized by Whedon to create Firefly like an [[Inception]] of copyright infringement or a [[Human Centipede]] of artistic shit.

			Outlaw Star is a wannabe [[Cowboy Bebop]], that is itself just Lupine III with a fresh coat of paint. But at least those shows weren't nearly as shameless as Whedon in their obvious robbery. Every element of Firefly is lifted directly from Outlaw Star, from the setting and plot, right down to character personalities and '''names of major plot elements!''' When denies the allegations, but even Wikipedia used to admit this until his butthurt fans had it deleted.


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	===The Movie (Serenity)===		===The Movie (Serenity)===

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The Ship

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	The ship ends up being mostly destroyed towards the end of the movie in a crash landing. The Dread Pirate Steve gets [[pwnt\|skewered]] in the process by some sharp metal beams the zombie killers use. In the end, they repair the ship, but can't repair the geeky driver. [[Unfunny\|Lulz ensue.]]		The ship ends up being mostly destroyed towards the end of the movie in a crash landing. The Dread Pirate Steve gets [[pwnt\|skewered]] in the process by some sharp metal beams the zombie killers use. In the end, they repair the ship, but can't repair the geeky driver. [[Unfunny\|Lulz ensue.]]
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	===The Origin (hint: it's a knockoff===		===The Origin (hint: it's a knockoff===