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"Firefly" (2002)Original Air Date:
4 October 2002 (Season 1, Episode 3)User Comments:
Good Episode. moreCast
(Episode Credited cast)| Nathan Fillion | ... | Captain Malcolm 'Mal' Reynolds | |
| Gina Torres | ... | Zoë Washburne | |
| Alan Tudyk | ... | Hoban 'Wash' Washburne | |
| Morena Baccarin | ... | Inara Serra | |
| Adam Baldwin | ... | Jayne Cobb | |
| Jewel Staite | ... | Kaylee Frye | |
| Sean Maher | ... | Dr. Simon Tam | |
| Summer Glau | ... | River Tam | |
| Ron Glass | ... | Shepherd Book | |
| Christina Hendricks | ... | Saffron | |
| Benito Martinez | ... | Boss | |
| Erik Passoja | ... | Bree | |
| Bob Fimiani | ... | Elder Gommen | |
| Alex Stemkovsky | ... | Bandit #1 |
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All of Saffron's dialogue is written in Shakespeare's iambic pentameter. In fact there is a reference to "Romeo and Juliet", when Inara kisses Mal and she is poisoned from the kiss. moreGoofs:
Factual errors: Jayne says that his gun (which we know as "Vera" from earlier in the episode) needs oxygen around it to fire. The gun is shown with standard projectile rounds which produce all the oxygen they need. The producers were not sure if "Vera" would need oxygen to fire. So they asked a gun expert, who gave them the wrong information, according to commentary on the DVDs. moreMovie Connections:
Referenced in "Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: Conspiracy Theory (#2.19)" (2005) moreFAQ
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Our Mrs. Reynolds, along with the pilot, Serenity, represent the high point of the series. This episode is by far the funniest, highlighted by Joss Whedon's rare blend of witty, awkward humor. The funniest part is watching Nathan Fillion trying to rebuff the charms of his supple child bride as the crew, most hilariously Book, tease and taunt him. Just before she is reveled as the wolf in lamb's clothing, she uses a highly suggestive bible story about seeding that elicits Mal's classic understatement, "Wow. Good Bible." A perfect example of the center of the show, a misfit family, with a great guest spot by Christina Hendricks as the scheming Saffron.
Mal: "Well my days of not taking you seriously are certainly coming to a middle."