Firefly reboot on Disney+ (Rumor)

[captainkirk]

Less Firefly and more Tron, please.

Unless the original cast returns, I don't want a new Firefly. The cast and their take on the script made the show. Especially if Joss doesn't return as well, this would be a non-starter for me.

At this point, Tron is a blank slate. I've given up hope that we'll get a continuation of the Legacy storyline, but there are numerous ways they could continue in the same universe. I know Jared Leto keeps talking about Tron 3, but who knows if that will ever happen.

Now you're just reminding me of Tron: Uprising, which was also great and canceled after one season.

 

[The Nth Doctor]

Now you're just reminding me of Tron: Uprising, which was also great and canceled after one season.

Yup, I'm still pissed at Disney's treatment of that show (the constant scheduling changes that prevented the show from building an audience and then it was canceled for low ratings, go fucking figure). I really loved that show even if the animation style was a little hard to get use to at first.

 

[Kelthaz]

Firefly: The Next Generation. New ship and new crew, but we keep the same world. That's the way to do it.

Or just watch the live action Cowboy Bebop. Same thing.

 

[Aragorn]

Disney's Firefly:

Malcolm Reynolds has vanished. In his absence, the sinister BLUE SUN CORPORATION has risen from the ashes of the Alliance and will not rest until Reynolds, the last Browncoat, has been destroyed.

 

[fireproof78]

Disney's Firefly:

Malcolm Reynolds has vanished. In his absence, the sinister BLUE SUN CORPORATION has risen from the ashes of the Alliance and will not rest until Reynolds, the last Browncoat, has been destroyed.

I'd watch it.

 

[JD]

I wouldn't be against a Firefly reboot in general, but I can't really see a "family friendly" version working. The whole premise of the show is one that would be really hard to pull off without a fair amount of darkness and violence.
And if we ever did get more Firefly, the one absolute certainty is that Joss Whedon would not be involved.

 

[marillion]

Yup, I'm still pissed at Disney's treatment of that show (the constant scheduling changes that prevented the show from building an audience and then it was canceled for low ratings, go fucking figure). I really loved that show even if the animation style was a little hard to get use to at first.

Me too. I really loved the direction it was going. Yes, the animation was a bit jarring at first, but it wasn't long before I was used to it.