There was a story Alan Tudyk told somewhere about a fan (I might not remember the details exactly) bringing him something to sign at a convention. Without thinking he signed it "Wash, I'm a leaf on the wind" and the woman broke down crying right in front of him. That's when he realized how important his character was to people.

I knew. I knew as soon as I heard her say, “As long as Zoe and Wash are still married,” I knew this video would tear MY heart out.

One thing that shows how Firefly is beloved is that during Steven Swanson's first mission to space in 2007 he brought with him the DVD set of Firefly and its movie spinoff, Serenity, and left it on the International Space Station library. Astronauts can only take a few possessions with them so taking it up there with him makes him the ultimate fan. It is said that all people that stay on the Space Station watch it and return to Earth as Browncoats.

You: "They killed off Wash! What was even the point of that??!?" Joss Whedon: (points at your crying) "This."

I love the line from Zoe at the end: "She's tore up plenty, but she'll fly true." It felt like she was talking about more than just the ship.

I adore Mal’s final speech, about love keeping Serenity in the air. Absolute poetry.

“Goin’ on a year now I ain’t had nothin’ twixt my nethers weren’t run on batteries” is one of the greatest lines of dialog ever written. It manages to be dirty and wholesome at the same time. I will die on this hill.

It still amazes me that this movie is almost 20 years old. It still feels like yesterday when I first saw it. Still one of the best sci-fi stories and universes ever created.

In 14 episodes and a movie, this television show connected with its audience in ways that most shows can only dream of.

The operative is one of my favorite movie antagonists. That scene where he tells Mal that he's building a better world that he has no place in because he's evil was amazing to me.

Thank you for watching and reacting to my favorite show. We watch these because it's the closest we can come to watching things we love again for the first time. Your emotion is what we all felt and all expressed (or wanted to express). Welcome to the Browncoats, you can't stop the signal.

When you started laughing at Wash's "I am a leaf on the wind" after the landing, everyone who has seen the movie started a countdown to "And she's about to have the rug pulled out from under her in 3...2...1... and there are the tears!" Yeah, Joss knew just how to rip people's guts out. Since Book is your favorite character, I think you'll really enjoy the Shepherd's Tale. It's an amazing story.

"How is she (Zoe) okay right now?" She's not. But as a warrior, she knows she has to compartmentalize.

It's been TWENTY YEARS.... and every time I hear "I'm a leaf on the wind" I tear up. I was hugging you virtually from just before Wash's final "I'm a leaf on the wind"... We couldn't warn you, but, we wanted to warn you. After Book, I thought to myself "Well at least Kaylee and Wash are safe... they wouldn't dare...". They dared. In case you haven't read this tidbit yet: Zoe was pregnant. So, something of Hoban Washburn will live on!

Also fun little fact is that Summer (River) and Sean (Simon) built up such a relationship over the series and the movie that in the scene after Simon gets shot and River says "You've always taken care of me. My turn" they had to shoot it numerous times because Summer kept bursting into tears.

That was a wonderful short little moment in the scene just before they head to Miranda where they're sitting around the table and Jayne makes the comment about what Shepherd Book had told him that if he "can't do something smart do something right". He then takes a drink of the liquor and slides the bottle directly over to Simon. I think it was an obvious indication that he was making his peace with Simon.

It’s been an absolute honor to go in this journey with you. You don’t know us…. But we are all Browncoats…. And we felt everything you felt on our first watch. Being reminded of why I loved this show in the first place, is everything. Thank you so much, Angela, for your passion for this show! “You can’t stop the signal.”

The saddest thing about Serenity, or the entire Firefly series, is that you can never watch it again for the first time. The next best thing is to watch people react to it. TY, FLG... Watching this *with* you is awesome! 🤗😎💖🙏🏼🕊

I love that pre battle speech from Mal. I also love how Jayne takes a shot and slides the bottle to Simon. It’s as if they are finally in the same crew.

I watched and loved Firefly from the beginning and was so upset when it got canceled. I was so excited when I found out about Serenity coming out, I made sure to see it in the theatres right when it came out, and believe me, EVERYONE in that theatre was shocked at Wash's death. You could hear gasps and sobs coming from so many people, all Browncoats and lovers of the show. I am not ashamed to admit that I will still ugly cry whenever I watch Serenity.

So much credit is due to Ron Glass and Alan Tudyk for making these characters that we all loved and made us feel everything youre feeling ❤

Knowing this day was coming made it bittersweet watching you fall in love with Firefly. We browncoats are still not okay and even after all this time the movie hits SO HARD. This show is truly one of a kind. Seeing Book and Wash die will always hurt, because we love them so much. Just know that all of Firefly fandom is here for you and we understand your happiness and pain.

I thought the way they handled Mal and the Operative's character arcs was just beautiful. Mal succeeded because he learned to believe in something again, and they defeated the Operative not by killing him, but by proving him wrong, stripping him of his faith in the righteousness of his cause. That line at the end where he says "there's nothing left to see" is so good. He built his whole identity around his unquestioning service to the Alliance, his willingness to do anything, no matter how evil, to further their cause. With the cause proven hollow, his identity becomes equally hollow, leaving nothing behind but a man arguably as broken and disillusioned as Mal was at the end of the war between the Alliance and the Independents. For the Operative, this fight was his very own Battle of Serenity Valley, and I think it would have been fascinating to see where he might have gone from there.

40:47 she's not ok. She's dissociating so hard from grief that she's practically a suicidal war machine.

Summer did 95% of her own stunts. Whedon did long takes of her fighting-“She was a dancer so we were able to train her in ways that others can’t do.” One of the stunt coordinators said, “She can kick a guy from behind, around a pole, can we build a pole?” Whedon: “Yes we can.”

“He ain’t comin.” Hits so hard. And “Zoe, are you here?” Really shows why she’s always been by Mal’a side as an unshakable badass. Even in her lowest moment she was there for them, though recklessly.

The line that hit me the hardest, I think, when I first watched this movie was when the Operative said a lot of innocent people were dying up there and Mal said "You don't know how true that is". Mal had such...compassion for every single Reaver, knowing it wasn't their fault how they were. People mourn for Wash and Book and Mr. Universe, but the greatest tragedy in this franchise is what happened to the people on Miranda, including the "tenth of a percent" that became monsters because of it. And Mal showed how much he cared for them all with that one line.

My favorite line in the series was when one of the crew said something like "The captain has to handle this fight on his own" and Mal shouts "No I don't!" and they shoot the bad guy. About the ending of Serenity, to quote the wizard Schmendrick from "The Last Unicorn": There are no happy endings, because nothing ends.

At a convention several years back where Alan Tudyk, Adam Baldwin, Summer Glau, and Nathan Fillion were all present to both talk about Firefly and the then-upcoming series "Conman" (basically a fictionalized version of their life starring in a cancelled but beloved TV series, 100% talking about Firefly without it being Firefly), Alan finally explained the significance of his "leaf on the wind" line and what it truly meant. It was the sign that Wash was doomed, because "a leaf on the wind is already dead"

"I'm gonna show you a world without sin." Gets me every time. Probably the most important line in the movie.

Saw this in the theatre when it came out. The moment the "incident" happened, the entire theatre stopped making noise-no talking, no crinkling of wrappers, no breathing. Completely changed the feeling in that room for the next 10 minutes. Amazing how leaves, on the wind or on the vine, can get me even after all this time.

The way Zoe deals with is is because as Wash said she is a warrior woman. When a friend dies in combat you push that to the side and grieve later. We are too busy surviving for emotions. Eliminate the threat, collect our fallen friends and live to fight another day.

Hooray! Just so you know, we all felt this way when watching this movie. We could tell when you about to cry (most of us have done the same!) and we understood the awful apprehension that this might not have a happy ending for anybody, after they killed Wash. Now you fully understand why we are proud to call ourselves Browncoats.

I always felt this was Summer Glau's best role. She just emotes so perfectly throughout the movie as the weight of secrets her head as slowly lifted. And the fact that she did so many of her own stunts. They had to build the sets to show off just how flexible she is. "She can kick someone around a pole? Ok, build a pole!"

That may have been the best reaction I've ever seen to this movie.

Wonderful reaction. I've always thought Wash's death made what followed feel more real, more life-threatening, especially as people were injured. We no longer -knew- the crew was going to make it.

After watching this movie, "I am a leaf on the wind" will burn brightly in your memory until the end of your days. Welcome to the brown coats. Fight for what is right, even if that means being on the losing side. And on dark days, may there always be someone to carry you.

I've never seen a more emotional reaction on any channel. I was crying right along with you. As for why it was Wash that died and not someone else, I've asked myself that same question. I think that more than anyone else's, Wash's death adds the most weight to the sacrifice it took to get that secret out to people.

My favorite movie fact about this is that in River's (so, so, awesome) fight scene with the Reavers, they choreographed the fight movements to give the camera man a moving space to stand and shoot in, creating those awesome dynamic shots. That is just such a wonderful amount of detailed effort, and the final product is just so worth it!

I am reliving my night in the theater through you. I had all the same emotional damage watching this movie. I have never seen so many grown men with manly tears around me in a theater before and when Wash died I have never heard such a loud collective gasp from an audience. Everyone in the theater just gasped at once. A testament to great character writing from the writers and director and acting chops from our performers.

I was at a Con years ago and joined a Firefly panel. There was an impromptu costume contest and this young man strolled down the centre aisle in a Wash shirt with a pole impaling him. We all got teary and laughed at the same time. He won. Excellent reaction, thanks!

Jayne has grown. They don't point it out to us, but you can see certain points. Main thing is that Jayne is about Actions not words. He won't say how he feels, he shows it. Like in Out of Gas he didn't give Mal a speech about how he cares about or respects him, he just prepared him a suit. Here, when they are talking about they are going to do the right thing, he takes a drink from the bottle and slides it to Simon. After their conflicts, it's accepting him as part of the same crew. Later when Jayne is being thrown about the plummetting ship, it's because he made sure everyone else was buckled in, was assisting them and didn't have the chance to buckle himself in. Put everyone else before himself.

Did you notice in the last scene, Mal called River his little Albatross? Meaning his good luck charm,

"I can't believe they killed Book". Oh my sweet summer child.....

Summer Glau was originally planning to be a dancer. She was even homeschooled much of her childhood so she could spend more time training to be a dancer. And then, one fateful day, she broke a toe on a fireplace in the center of a room and her career as a professional dancer was over. So she went into acting. Her dance background has always featured very largely in almost every role she's had since she began acting. If you can get the behind the scenes footage you really should watch how Summer trained for the bar fight scene!

Thank you, Angela, for baring your tears with all of us. Firefly, like Arcane, has a unique way of lodging in the hearts of those who love the characters. You could have given your viewers a sanitized version of your emotions, as a way to protect yourself…none of us would have blamed you for doing so. Yet you shared all the rawness with us anyway. For whatever it may be worth coming from a random human that you will likely never meet; thank you for not shying away.🙏🏾

This movie shows how invested we got into these beloved characters. Joss W said that it was important that some of the characters we cared for died. It showed there were actual stakes in the movie. Requires full emotional investment to be a fan, but it makes the whole thing so so good.

I love the unspoken part of the classroom scene. "We're not telling people what to think. We're just trying to show them how." ...but we ain't teachin' 'em how to think for themselves.

The story of Mal and Serenity's crew, through Firefly and Serenity, is full of both happiness and heartache. The highs are hilariously high, and the lows are devastatingly low. That's what makes the journey so exciting. That's what makes us Browncoats.

Joss Whedon said in an interview that he killed Wash because it made the audience scared for the rest of the movie. Book dying hurt, but it could be seen as a way to raise the stakes going into the end of the movie. It's normal. Killing Wash off that randomly and suddenly broke the sense of safety people have for main characters and made people feel like any or all of them could die by the end.

I’ve seen this a hundred times, but I really enjoyed watching and crying with you. Thank you.

I loved your reaction❣️ It was, not trying to be creepy, the cutest reaction to a sci-fi spaghetti western I’ve ever seen. You even made me cry when you cried for Book. This is one of my favorite movies and Firefly is one of my favorite series ever. Great job. Instant subscriber. Love the shirt

I actually really liked the way they left Mal and Inara. Her smile said enough. When I saw how upset you got over Shepard, I knew there were hard times ahead for you. This was fun. I'm glad I found your channel.

It's impossible to watch something for the first time... a second time. Your generosity in sharing your reaction is as close as we Browncoats will ever get to a second first watch. Your raw emotion is a gift to us, and we thank you for it.

"I'm not okay." I'm right there with you on that one. 😅😋 I remembered it was a good movie but I cried when you did, couldn't help it ! 😆

The reason Summer Glau is so flexible is that she was a professional classically trained Ballet dancer before going into acting.

I love Mal being literally saved by the war

Kaylee's "Hell with this, I'm gonna live!", along with confidently racking a gun (something she wasn't comfortable with before) is something that I use when I need to give myself a little jolt of positivity in a difficult or uncomfortable situation.

One of my favorite movies have rewatched it many times; Naturally, Firefly is one of my favorite things to ever grace the TV screen as well. Your reaction was so visceral and engaging that I felt like I was watching it for the first time. I'm looking forward to watching more of your reactions.

i cried again, thank you for the awesome reaction! browncoats forever!

I love the reaction at the title card: "NO NOTES" Also, you're right that they made Simon uncharacteristically assertive over River. I just think that's the only way the could cram 14 episodes of protectiveness into 30 seconds.

I've seen this movie dozens of times but I was still crying with you the whole time.

"Love keeps her in the air when she oughta fall down." That's my favourite line in this film. It's a perfect summary of the Serenity crew to me. I believe it's how Mal sees his adoptive family, they keep him in the air when he ought to fall.

I've watched a lot of reaction videos, but this may be the best one I've ever seen (and I'm only a little biased from my love of Firefly and Serenity). You had me relive the emotions I went through the first time I saw the movie, beat for beat. I will never, ever, forget the reactions in the theatre through the last twenty minutes of the film. We genuinely didn't know if any of the crew were going to survive.

I remember seeing this in theatres and when Simon got shot, I literally screamed "SIMON!" I was so scared he was going to die too. Fortunately he lived but Wash's death was such a gut punch, it successfully had me thinking they might kill off the whole cast apart from Mal. Fortunately they didn't. Great reaction, thank you for sharing!

Writing is hard. How each of these characters were written is, frankly, a masterclass in arks. Jane sacrifices his safety to secure everyone during the space battle, and defends river’s understanding of Miranda. The doctor chooses to prioritize his interests emotionally, Kaylie stops allowing things to happen and takes control, Inara chooses personal over professional relationships, the captain finds something to believe in again, Book makes that happen and draws a line between faith and belief. Zoe and Wash..together and then separated. River finds her peace in protecting her protector. Well done on reaction. I've enjoyed the journey.

I love this series, thank you so much for sharing your reactions and loving it as much as we do

You know it's a great movie when it hits you in the feels like that.

You are officially a browncoat now. 13 hours of bliss and a lifetime of withdrawl. Great series and reactions from you!

Despite all of the bad things that people have reported about Whedon, he sure knows how to connect people with his characters. So much that they are truly heartbroken at the loss. I have watched several reactions to people watching Firefly, falling in love with these characters and then reaching the final episode. Everyone of them could not wait to see Serenity, but were saddened at the end of a great show. I was angry about Wash and Book, I asked the same questions as you. Thank you for sharing your journey with the crew of Serenity. You're a Browncoat now, remember the saying. "When you can't walk, you crawl.."

I have to be completely honest and let you know that watching your reaction to Firefly renewed the emotional attachment I had to the crew and the show

I am glad I found your stream tonight! I haven't seen Firefly or Serenity in ages. It was so cool to watch it with you. I understand how you felt about wash and Book dying but that is how Joss goes. He wants it is not just the "red shirts" die but even main characters as it makes it much more suspenseful. I saw you have the Expanse in your playlist too! That's my favorite sci fi tv show ever!

I knew this was going to hit you hard...like an operative coming after your beliefs. You seemed surprised by Zoe's calmness after Wash's death. She's a warrior woman and had a battle to fight. Time for grief after her husband's killers were all dead. And it's not goodbye to these characters, right? It's "See you next month when I watch the series and the movie all over again!" That's how I deal with it. Browncoats Forever!

I was at a handful of the screenings of Serenity in 2005 and the screams and crying of women in the audience when Wash got killed was something to behold. I can’t remember another movie other than John Wick when people got that upset at a death. Thank you Angela, for the Firefly and Serenity reactions. I never saw Firefly on FOX and found it in 2004 when I was having a rough time in life and this show got me through the worst of it. I was an OG Browncoat who took part in the viral campaigns to get more eyes on Serenity when it came out, hosted Firefly viewing parties, and bought more box sets of Firefly and gave them away in an effort to spread the word. I pretty much watch every Firefly reaction on YT and yours was undoubtedly the best I’ve seen so far. You are a Browncoat through and through.

Lil!.......this is the 1st time I've come across your channel. I'm also a HUGE Firefly fan, (so disappointed how the series was cancelled so soon). I've seen the series multiple times, on DVD, and of course, the movie Serenity, when it finally came out. Your reactions were indeed priceless. Kaylee is still my favorite, but Shepard was right behind. I had a feeling how emotional you would get with his and Wash's deaths (especially with how Wash died) Joss Whedon really went with the gut punch, in this one, after having us all fall in love with these characters.....even Jayne And it sounds like you did watch the Bloopers to the movie, Serenity. Hopefully, you also watched the bloopers, in the Firefly series, as well. They will surely lift up your spirits. That said, you hooked me, and I'm now a subscriber. So, always remember..... "whatever it is you believe.... *just believe it* "

That gut-wrenching feeling is exactly why they killed them off. They got just the reaction they wanted. I've been watching the show and movie every year for 15 years and still tear up nearly every time. Fun crying-related fact about Serenity: In the scene where Simon has been shot and River is telling him how much he's taken care of her, they had to do a tone of takes for that because Summer Glau kept breaking into sobs, Sean Maher was just that good!

So, I guess now it's time for the Firefly joke... Q: How do Reavers clean their spears? A: They run them through the Wash.

Thank you. Thank you for hearing the story, feeling out love, and sharing our pain. You now know what being a Browncoat really means. You … are on our crew❤❤❤

I tear up every time I see this movie. I've seen it dozens of times. When she says "my turn" it always gets to me.

I recall listening to a long interview with Joss Whedon where they asked him about those two deaths. He said he didn't want to kill off those characters, but they were hoping this moving would provide a reboot for the series and those two actors have other contractual agreements that would mean they couldn't come back. So Joss chose this heart rending path to deal with that. It killed us all.

Canonically, Zoe wore that dress exactly twice. The first time when she married her husband. The last time when she buried him. From the standpoint of dramatic storytelling, Wash had reached the apex of his character arc. Also, by demonstrating a willingness to kill Wash, that way, it meant the final fight between the crew and the Reavers (with Mal elsewhere) was genuinely terrifying and meaningful. It was very real to the audience that they could've all died, right there, and it put us all on the edge of our seats -- the same as it did you. I haven't owned a television for more than 35 years, so I missed the TV show, entirely. Then I saw the advertisements for the film, and read the chatter that it came out of a show that got canceled early, but that science fiction fans just loved. As a long-time science fiction fan, myself, I decided to hold off on the film until after I'd seen the series, so I went out and bought it on DVD. I loved it, and loaned the DVDs to my mother, and she refused to give them back so I bought another set. My sister saw it at my mom's house, and she watches it again -- series and film -- every six or eight months, or so. I've had two other DVD set "permanently loaned" out to friends -- and that's okay with me. I just go buy another one. 😊

Thank you for taking me and all the others to experience Firefly and Serenity again. Watching your reactions was touching and pleasure, so thank you for sharing.

I'd say that it's fairly obvious that Book was once an operative before he changed, which makes him such a wonderful character. Some of the best people who were once operatives and were redeemed by learnking better and putting it in action,.

Thank you for sharing your heart with us.. And yes.. during those scenes.. I shouted so many bad words at my screen. The death of Wash was to remind us of how the verse & how life will always do the unexpected & tear your world apart for no reason other than it can. It took a lot of courage to share this & Your reactions were right there with my own So again thank you

Thanks for being so open in this reaction - I can really sympathise. This movie is (at least) a double whammy for me. My wife and I had two small children so we'd hardly been out on our own for ages, but we both loved the show so we arranged a friend to babysit so we could go and see this the day it opened. Then we couldn't get in. I was disappointed but my wife was really upset - I couldn't understand why until she explained that my mum had died and she was holding off on telling me so I could at least enjoy the movie first. It was a really caring thing to do, and I appreciated it enormously even though it didn't work out. Then we saw the movie a few days later, and, well, you can guess how we felt about Book and Wash. I wish we could have had this whole storyline evolve over a couple of seasons, but I am so glad they made the movie. Enjoy the bloopers!

It's not all about the destination....it's about the journey too. Loved being a passenger on your ride. Browncoats Forever!! ❤️

Oh man, you made me cry more than I did the first time I watched it. You've got a good heart. In spite of the pain this remains one of my favorite movies of all time. Such a great story with great characters. It was a real treat to experience it again through you.

I just found your vids. I never cry in movies, but watching your reactions to Book and Wash made me cry like a baby. I've seen the series and movie several times. THANK YOU SO MUCH for letting me see Firefly and Serenity for the first time again.

“You’re not a Reaver, Mal.” Such a subtle, important line. The Alliance has NEVER acknowledged the existence of Reavers, but you can see it click on Mal’s face when the Operative says that. Mal has no idea what Reavers really are or the Alliance’s role at that point, but that strange acknowledgement by the Operative gives Mal just enough spark of in idea to BELIEVE in SOMETHING, like Book said, and to start formulating a haphazard plan to at least get to Miranda, knowing nothing about the Reavers relation, other than that they float out there, and the Alliance always meddles, and clearly did something to River. His plan was to follow Book’s advice and his plan was to believe in River, and that she had some reason to get there, even though he has no evidence or proof of any connection or even anything to gain from it. The two just happen to line up…because “I don’t care what you believe, just believe it. He believed in something, without knowing what, or why…just who…even on a leap of total faith when he may not have had an ounce of a reason…other than his belief in Book’s words, and being back in “war mode”…faith in his crew.

Your reaction to Wash’s death is probably the exact reason why it happened, and i feel that both Wash and Book were the most logical ones. Book’s death triggered Mal to directly confront the Alliance instead of weaving through their web. And in the case of Wash, it seemed like the only choice for shock factor. Mal is the captain, and had to finally win a battle against the alliance by completing the mission of releasing the video, Kaylee and Simon had to conclude their arc and finally get together, Inara served the purpose to continue the “will they won’t they” arc to the bitter end and keeping us forever wondering, River needed her “it’s my turn moment”, Jayne wouldn’t have gotten the same shock and awe reaction from the audience, you said yourself you’d prefer it to happen to Jayne, so the option was Zoey or Wash, and from a plot point, Zoey is the better fighter. At least that is my logic and why I think Wash was the most effective character death.

And I though I was the only one crying in this. ),: Thanks for the honest reaction. /: The stakes are so insanely high in this movie, I love it.

I seriously enjoyed watching your firefly journey. Like it's been said we can't ever have a second first time of watching it but seeing your reactions came close. Thank you. I do hope you ended up making it to the book because I seriously enjoyed it when it originally came out.

My wife and I saw the movie first. We didn't even know the series existed until we saw the line at the end of Serenity's credits thanking all of the Browncoats, fans, cast and crew of Firefly. When we got home, we immediately ordered the series on DVD so we could watch it. The movie is so well written. That first single-shot scene on the ship you are introduced to every character, including Serenity herself, and you pretty much know everything you need to know about them and their life together. It's true you don't feel the same way about Book's death because he's not in the movie much, but Ron Glass's performance in his final scene makes an impact. Wash's death is more of a hit because it's a shock, and at the moment of his triumph, and because he is such a likeable character. Like others in these comments, thank you for your openness in sharing this reaction. Knowing what was coming and hearing your hopes for these characters in your reactions, I knew it would hit you hard. But seeing how hard it did hit, well I was crying right along with you and for you. On a happier note, and as you really could use some levity after this movie, you will definitely enjoy the blooper reels. There are a few different ones, you'll want to see them all. In addition, there are a number of videos of various conventions with Firefly panels. It is hilarious to hear about all the fun they had on set. They were all really a family behind the scenes too and there are great tales to tell. Some of the standouts: - Alan Tudyk asked to read a fan's contest-winning, eulogy for Wash, which he then proceeds to edit and make into a hilarious good time. - Hearing about Nathan and Jewel's "creatively giving each other the finger" one-upmanship game. This goes on for years after the show was over. Also, if you didn't know, there are CDs of music written by fans and were sold at conventions to raise money and awareness to get Serenity made. There are some really talented people out there and the music they wrote is amazing. Thank you for your channel and sharing with us.

still in premiere, but i can already tell you're gonna make me tear up a little lol "he ain't comin'.." gets me EVERY time it's been fun rewatching Firefly along with you, i like how in-depth you go into the recap after each episode Cheers, Browncoat

I sympathize and empathize with you over the death of Book and Wash. As well as there being no "resolution" between Inara and Mal. I do like your shirt, and your necklace. Can't start the day without it! Great reactions. I think I became a fan thanks to your commentary! I am looking forward to seeing what's next!

At the memorial service, Zoe was carrying small rockets with prayers that were written on paper and tied to the rockets; and shot to heaven. Which is an ancient Chinese tradition.

This is my favorite reaction from you so far. As a lifelong athlete I adore the pure physicality of Summer Glau. I also love her line, "I like to hear you say it". I'm not crying, you're crying. Beautiful job. We've all been there.

Great reaction!!! The Miranda storyline was supposed to be at the end of season 2. Wash and Book wouldn't of died if the series continued. Book's death helped Mal believe in something. Wasn't death was to show how dangerous the situation was. It was also said that Alan and Ron couldn't commit to additional movies.

This is probably the most emotional reaction video I’ve ever seen. You really got me.

A fantastic and heartfelt response. Your tears reminded me of how I felt the first time I saw Serenity.