The Message
- Episode aired Jul 28, 2003
- TV-PG
- 44m
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8.4/10
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A dying request from an old army buddy turns treacherous for Mal, Zoë, and the rest of the crew.A dying request from an old army buddy turns treacherous for Mal, Zoë, and the rest of the crew.A dying request from an old army buddy turns treacherous for Mal, Zoë, and the rest of the crew.
Danny Nero
- Browncoat Soldier
- (uncredited)
Gerard J. Reyes
- Bodyguard
- (uncredited)
- …
Joss Whedon
- Man at Funeral
- (uncredited)
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Mal and his crew are having entertainment in a space station and Mal goes to the post office to check and he receives a big trunk addressed to Zoe and him. When he opens the box, he finds the corpse of their army pal Private Tracey. They also find a message from Tracey asking Mal and Zoe to deliver his boy to his parents in a planet. The Serenity heads to the planet and out of the blue, she is attacked by another spaceship. Ml asks Simon to make an autopsy in Tracey and they discover that the man is alive. What has happened to Tracey?
"The Message" is a strange episode with a weird story. The idea of smuggling human organs using the body is creepy and is not reasonable. But the episode works. My vote is eight.
Title (Brazil): "The Message"
"The Message" is a strange episode with a weird story. The idea of smuggling human organs using the body is creepy and is not reasonable. But the episode works. My vote is eight.
Title (Brazil): "The Message"
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- Nov 1, 2016
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- TriviaThe hat Jayne's mother made for her son became a fan favorite, with people creating their own knit and crochet versions and one fan even writing a song about it ("Jayne's Hat" by Stan Peal).
- GoofsWhen Tracey is threatening Mal on the bridge a hand with a scraper can be seen behind Mal's head, clearing snow from the ship's window. Visible ~0:35:00.
- Alternate versionsThe intended order differs from the released order with the 2-hour pilot 'Serenity' and the season finale 'Objects in Space' being released in the middle of the show run. The true order appears on all modern media releases and is as follows - Serenity, The Train Job, Bushwacked, Shindig, Safe, Our Mrs. Reynolds, Jaynestown, Out of Gas, Ariel, War Stories, Trash, The Message, Heart of Gold, and Objects in Space.
- ConnectionsReferences Doctor Who (1963)
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