Give it some time to get rolling. Nothing will ever be firefly again.

I thought it was alright... a decent second hour when paired with the "Sarah Connor Chronicles"

not impressed so far....but whatever money joss squeezes out of fox, he deserves it.

I liked it. I got my entertainment for that hour and can see the potential for the show & story development. <shrug>

Really impressed w/ Eliza Dushku. This character is really hard because there is so many different personalities that she has to betray. She has no real base to connect to.

I thought the first episode was better. But why would she ditch her helmet mid-ride?

I liked the second episode, especially that they develop a relationship between her and her handler. Didn't like that she looked so clumsy in scenes where she was being pursued. She was designed to be a match for this guy. Would have thought she could run like gazelle.

A fellow from one of my other tribes posted this. Seemed on topic:

Eliza gives the lowdown on why the series got off to a slow start, and why it really takes off with episode 6. I believe her, and am optimistic that this show is going to be great:

www.avclub.com/articles/e...shku,24418/

AVC: The show has gone through its share of delays and retooling. What was going on with it before, and what was done to work it out?

ED: We shot the first pilot, Joss did, in sort of a noir style, and I think first and foremost,Fox didn’t like that feel. So there were a few things they wanted different, and they wanted the story to unfold in different ways. It was a big deal for Fox, and they have a lot invested in the show, so absolutely their opinion matters. So we retooled it, and instead of doing a cut-and-paste job with the pilot and doing reshoots, Joss just sort of went, “I have an idea that I think that you’re looking for, so let me just reshoot a new pilot.”

AVC: It isn’t like Joss is some new kid on the block, though. He has a lot of shows under his belt, and he’s got this large cult following. Is it frustrating when you get that kind of feedback?

ED: Honestly, yes. I understand it from a business perspective, and from Fox’s view, but at the same time, we’ve now done 13 episodes, and people have said that the show took off once they finally realized that Joss is best off left alone to do his thing. That happens around episode six—six through 13 are just extraordinary. I love one, two, three, four, and five, but Joss’ first script that he did after the pilot is number six, which is called “Man On The Street,” and it is just unbelievable. From that point on, the world unfolds in Joss’ way, with Joss’ speed, and it’s really remarkable.

Very disappointed after the first episode, but I am warming to it. I wish someone would shoot the FBI guy properly - he irritates me.

Apparently fox network did get really stupid about it, they interfered a lot with the first few episodes. I wasn't all that impressed, their all basically whores without memory. Tho I noticed as the story progresses the whole idea gets way better and way cooler. I've only watch up till episode 4 but 4 was the best I've seen so far in my opinion.

Wow - they are really in their stride now. I loved e7. They are getting more of the silly little inconsequential dialogue bits that I used to love in Buffy and Firefly.