That's a good point! There was a reference or two to "indenture" as well.

Does that include physically being unable to "bear" us? ARE YOU CALLING US FAT!?

Does that include physically being unable to "bear" us? ARE YOU CALLING US FAT!?

Be the leaf!

Be the leaf!

I think what the OP is saying is that…Firefly should have included slavery and/or racism. Because otherwise—weak writing? Or something like that?

I think what the OP is saying is that…Firefly should have included slavery and/or racism. Because otherwise—weak writing? Or something like that?

I feel the same way about the Buffy comics. I love all those characters, and I want to spend more time with them, but those are not the characters I love.

I feel the same way about the Buffy comics. I love all those characters, and I want to spend more time with them, but those are not the characters I love.

Serenity+River=♥

Serenity+River=♥

It felt very forced to me. Forced and cheap.

It felt very forced to me. Forced and cheap.

I'm probably in the minority, but the obviousness of how low-budget the battle scene was kind of took me out of the moment.

I'm probably in the minority, but the obviousness of how low-budget the battle scene was kind of took me out of the moment.

When I first watched the show, I initially thought that Kaylee was way younger than she was supposed to be. My impression was a girl in her late teens, which made her romance with mid/late-twenties Simon kind of weird for me.

When I first watched the show, I initially thought that Kaylee was way younger than she was supposed to be. My impression was a girl in her late teens, which made her romance with mid/late-twenties Simon kind of weird for me.

Somebody mentioned the Chicken Fingers episode. My favorite homage/parody bits in Community are the blink-and-you-miss-em moments, many of which a large portion of the audience probably doesn't even catch on the first viewing.

Somebody mentioned the Chicken Fingers episode. My favorite homage/parody bits in Community are the blink-and-you-miss-em moments, many of which a large portion of the audience probably doesn't even catch on the first viewing.

Watched it back-to-back with Hebrew Hammer. (Undercover Brother is better.)