Robert Patrick, Annabeth Gish and Mitch Pileggi are being eyed to return,

I had a similar idea regarding Jeff Goldblum.

I am an old.

1989 was the height of my lust for an Amiga.. I loved Commodore and wanted an A500 so bad after seeing Shadow of the Beast at Software Etc.

It's too bad about the Amiga; it was so far ahead of its time that even Commodore didn't realize it.

I brought my Compaq Portable III into the office and set it up running Norton Utilities' SysInfo. Whenever someone complains about how heavy their laptop is, I offer them the Compaq.

You mean there's a difference between them right now??

Man, a vic20 was my first computer. Now I know why my Dad bought me one. Kiiiiiirrk!!

Portable Computer that weighs 50 pounds, 25 kg, I kind love the optisme of the day, also I want anyone ever to complain about their 2 yo "outdated" smartphones to carry around 25 kg

Asshole parking.

MacGuyver and Q. Legend died so that SG1 might live.

What you saw in Australia was the same thing that happened in the US. It was played out of order and missed some episodes. The DVD release isn't much better, as they didn't even bother to correct the order of the episode, instead relying on the broadcast order. Unfortunate, as this was a compelling show, and Gary…

Because JESSICA ALBA.

Agree with so many of these. Enterprise, Jeremiah, Firefly, Brisco County, original BSG... How about this one killed off too soon by UPN and was one of their first year series along with Voyager. Stargate might have looked different if they had kept this one with Richard Dean Anderson going;

I think I might be alone on this one, but season 2 was so strong and introduced so many cool characters and ideas. Then halfway through, half the cast got killed off and the show flashed forward a few years and ended. Don't get me wrong, it was a great ending, but I would have loved to see Echo go on more adventures.

I did enjoy the major F-U to the network in the series finale

Don't know how this fared in the US (not well I'm betting seeing as it was cancelled after one season), but in Australia it was played out of order, missing episodes, in an irregular time slot and they wondered why it didn't take off.

Thanks to the writer's strike that happened mid season this show was a casualty of it. If it hadn't gotten put on hiatus and had a normal run I think it would of made it to season 2. The last episode was awesome, I still want to know what the ADA was going to do with the list of names!

The first 2 seasons were quite good. The next two were up and down, as they tried to build a bigger story line. Then Jim got shot and the show got canned!

Fox went through a phase in the mid 90s when they kept trying out the SyFy genre but would give up very quickly (two examples: Earth2 and VR5). We got to the point where if a show looked good and was on Fox we anticipated cancellation...Firefly was no surprise :(