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# Firefly Complete - Series 15th Anniversary Edition

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SynopsisHang on for the ride of your life as you launch your imagination into a spectacular world of sci-fi action and rugged adventure from the genius mind of creator Joss Whedon!Set 500 years in the future, in the aftermath of a universal civil war, Firefly follows Captain Malcolm Reynolds and his renegade crew of the transport ship Serenity - a fiercely loyal team ready to tackle any job, legal or not. But when they unwittingly take on a mysterious pair of travellers, they find themselves constantly on the run, desperate to evade Alliance authorities, flesh-eating Reavers and other hostile dangers in the darkest corners of space.Special Features Firefly Cast Roundtable: Lunch with Joss, Nathan, Alan and Ron Audio Commentary on Select Episodes 3 Behind-the-Scenes Featurettes 4 Deleted Scenes Gag Reel, Audition Tape & More!

Review: "You cant take the sky from me" - Firefly is the much loved cult space western t.v adventure series created by Joss Wheadon. He's also known for creating Buffy the Vampire Slayer , Angel & more recently co-writer & director of Marvel Avengers Assemble as well as many other well known credits, the man is gifted. Box content: ()= episode No. Disc 1: (1)Serenity (2)The train job (3)Bushwhacked. Disc 2: (4)Shindig (5)Safe (6)Our Mrs Reynonlds (7)Jaynetown. Disc 3: (8)Out of gas (9)Ariel (10)War stories (11)Trash. Disc 4: (12) The message (13)Heart of gold (14)Objects in space. Disc 4: Special features: -The making of Firefly / Serenity: The 10th character / Deleted scenes / Alan Tudyk's auditon tape / Gag reel / Joss(Wheadon) tours the set / Joss sings the Firefly theme. The features are nice, the making of, serenity 10th character & the deleted scenes make for the bulk of it, around 60 minutes worth, while the rest are only about 1-2 minutes or so long. It was nice to get an insight into the series from the actors, crew & Mr Wheadon. And that they had the exact same feelings about the show as we did watching it. The depth of detail that went into every aspect of the program, from the ship, characters & to the music etc... was very poignant after watching all 14 episodes. Malcolm "Mal" Reynolds (Nathan Fillion- Castle ) an ex-solider who fought against the Alliance(the government of the time), is the Captain of Serenity, a smuggler , firefly class ship. Along with his motley crew of, pilot, Hoban "Wash" Washburne(Alan Tudyk- I Robot ) his wife Zoe(Gina Torres- Suits ), engineer Kaylee Frye(Jewel Staite) , all round tough guy Jayne Cobb(Adam Baldwin- Full Metal Jacket ) & Lady of the night Inara Serra(Morena Baccarin- Homeland ) tags along, as an acquaintance of Mal's. Along the way they pick up some more members, in the shape of, questioning his faith, preacher Shepherd Book(Ron Glass) & more notably Dr. Simon Tam (Sean Maher) & his gifted intelligent sister River(Summer Glau). The latter are on the run from the Alliance military, but Mal & his crew have no love for the Alliance, who'd love to get hold of them too, so they allow them to stay, with Tam as medic, until they find another place to go. They search the outskirts of the less populated planets for jobs that are legal & illegal, but within reason, just to get money to keep food on the table & the ship repaired & fueled. I found Firefly to be a great sci-fi space western series, with a good story & strong likable cast of characters. The dialogue has a mixture of futuristic terminology, including the use of Chinese/Mandarin used at times in short bursts for emotional moments, mixed with distinct 19th century western tones & humor. Likewise the appearance is a mixture of old wild west & Chinese influences, along with futuristic spaceships, but the characters wear a mix of old/modern western cloths & wield sci-fi style 6 shooters, as well as the desert like planets using horses etc.. the music also has a very Western/Chinese feel, with the use of guitar, fiddle & lute as the main instruments & the country style lyrics. The theme song which is also written by Mr Wheadon, has the perfect words that really sums up the heart & soul of the show. I've been watching the series after seeing the film version, Serenity , made after the series was cancelled, where Mr Wheadon managed to get the backing for a film spin off, that basically condenses the series into a 2 hour movie feature, set as a continuation from the series. It is such a shame that Firefly never matured past it's 14 episodes after being cancelled mid-season, and dont be put off by that, as they are quality episodes. But the selfish person in me realizes that the other great series i enjoy, Castle, wouldn't possibly be as good, if it had perhaps continued. Lead Nathan Fillion is brilliant(as he is in Castle) with his tongue in cheek/serious acting style, and has a great rapport with all the characters, who in turn are great too. The setting, special effects, banter between the crew & the brilliant musical score is a winner, no wonder the series is so well thought of, it had everything going for it to succeed. I'm a late newcomer, but If you like westerns & sci-fi, you'll enjoy this a lot. Highly Recommended.
Review: Star Trek with dirt left on. - Star Trek with the dirt left on, Firefly is simply brilliant. The joy of discovering it is only tempered by the realisation there was only ever one season, plus the movie, Serenity (review on this to follow here soon). Firefly was Joss Whedon's next project after the incredible success of Buffy and because of his immersion in the rolling, blockbuster juggernaut of the Marvel franchise we're unlikely ever to get more despite the wishes of the series' many fans. Firefly is set in the far future, in the two thousand five hundreds when humans have colonised other systems. It takes place after a devastating war when a corrupt government, the Alliance (the winners), have taken control of the planetary systems. On the losing side in the war, our hero captain, Mal Reynolds (played by Nathan Fillion) purchases a Firefly space cruiser which uses a nuclear fusion explosion to accelerate rapidly giving it an insectoid rear-end glow as it moves through space. Reynolds engages a crew, a colourful group of misanthropes, renegades and run-aways. Each character has the grimy dimensionality of a real person, some fought in Mal's losing unit in the war, others he picks up along the way. Serenity, the ship's name, is where each of these unlikely crew members find home and family. The genius of this series is in the visioning. Mal and his crew, like Robin Hoods of the far future, engage in good deeds and barter, trying to scratch out a living via trade and back-room deals. But they are good men and women, often making the right choice even when it puts them in more peril. This is basically a Western set in space, Mal an outlaw with a good heart and intentions and instead of lasers many of the battles raged are undertaken with shotguns and Smith and Wesson's. The scripts are incredible, full of Whedon's signature one-liners and the morally ambiguous position of the crew, often stealing and smuggling but in a nice way, means it's so much less worthy and earnest than Star Trek. There's no five year mission here, yet those noble aims of adventuring and discovery that suffused it's bigger and better known second cousin still sit well in the Firefly Universe. Mal and his malcontents ride the frontier taking on the mad and bad and several times escaping the savage Reavers whose genesis forms the plot of the Serenity movie (move on this soon.) A wonderful TV series, great characters, superb script, slightly shaky special effects, but even these get an upgrade in the better resourced follow-up movie. The Firefly ship, Serenity, the tenth character, has a much earthier feel than the shiny, neat and polished Starship Enterprise. It is dark, rusty and dingy and the ship's engineer is a lovely child of the flower meadows dream-boat called Kaylee. On their adventures we have torture, bounty-hunters, the past coming back to bite them on the bum, there's intrigue, love interest and fizzing mysteries that pop and fizzle from episode to episode. Fresh, exciting and different and with a theme tune as much High Chaparral as space opera. What a shame there're be no more, but perhaps like James Dean or Marilyn Monroe, part of its iconic charm comes from its early death so it never got time to become tired and cyclical. Firefly is TV genius helmed by a visual storyteller at the height of his powers. If you haven't seen it you should. Right now. ***** (Five Stars)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B074G321XR |
| Actors  | Adam Baldwin, Alan Tudyk, Gina Torres, Nathan Fillion, Sean Maher |
| Aspect Ratio  | 16:9 - 1.78:1 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 589 in DVD & Blu-ray ( See Top 100 in DVD & Blu-ray ) 55 in Television (DVD & Blu-ray) 57 in Fantasy (DVD & Blu-ray) 77 in Box Sets (DVD & Blu-ray) |
| Country of origin  | Poland |
| Customer reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (9,866) |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer  | No |
| Language  | English |
| Manufacturer reference  | unknown |
| Media Format  | Blu-ray |
| Number of discs  | 3 |
| Product Dimensions  | 13.5 x 1.5 x 17.2 cm; 110 g |
| Release date  | 11 Sept. 2017 |
| Run time  | 10 hours and 25 minutes |
| Studio  | 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment |
| Writers  | Joss Whedon |

## Product Details

- **Format:** Blu-ray
- **Genre:** Science Fiction & Fantasy
- **Language:** English
- **Number of discs:** 3

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "You cant take the sky from me"
*by J***S on 20 September 2012*

Firefly is the much loved cult space western t.v adventure series created by Joss Wheadon. He's also known for creating Buffy the Vampire Slayer , Angel & more recently co-writer & director of Marvel Avengers Assemble as well as many other well known credits, the man is gifted. Box content: ()= episode No. Disc 1: (1)Serenity (2)The train job (3)Bushwhacked. Disc 2: (4)Shindig (5)Safe (6)Our Mrs Reynonlds (7)Jaynetown. Disc 3: (8)Out of gas (9)Ariel (10)War stories (11)Trash. Disc 4: (12) The message (13)Heart of gold (14)Objects in space. Disc 4: Special features: -The making of Firefly / Serenity: The 10th character / Deleted scenes / Alan Tudyk's auditon tape / Gag reel / Joss(Wheadon) tours the set / Joss sings the Firefly theme. The features are nice, the making of, serenity 10th character & the deleted scenes make for the bulk of it, around 60 minutes worth, while the rest are only about 1-2 minutes or so long. It was nice to get an insight into the series from the actors, crew & Mr Wheadon. And that they had the exact same feelings about the show as we did watching it. The depth of detail that went into every aspect of the program, from the ship, characters & to the music etc... was very poignant after watching all 14 episodes. Malcolm "Mal" Reynolds (Nathan Fillion- Castle ) an ex-solider who fought against the Alliance(the government of the time), is the Captain of Serenity, a smuggler , firefly class ship. Along with his motley crew of, pilot, Hoban "Wash" Washburne(Alan Tudyk- I Robot ) his wife Zoe(Gina Torres- Suits ), engineer Kaylee Frye(Jewel Staite) , all round tough guy Jayne Cobb(Adam Baldwin- Full Metal Jacket ) & Lady of the night Inara Serra(Morena Baccarin- Homeland ) tags along, as an acquaintance of Mal's. Along the way they pick up some more members, in the shape of, questioning his faith, preacher Shepherd Book(Ron Glass) & more notably Dr. Simon Tam (Sean Maher) & his gifted intelligent sister River(Summer Glau). The latter are on the run from the Alliance military, but Mal & his crew have no love for the Alliance, who'd love to get hold of them too, so they allow them to stay, with Tam as medic, until they find another place to go. They search the outskirts of the less populated planets for jobs that are legal & illegal, but within reason, just to get money to keep food on the table & the ship repaired & fueled. I found Firefly to be a great sci-fi space western series, with a good story & strong likable cast of characters. The dialogue has a mixture of futuristic terminology, including the use of Chinese/Mandarin used at times in short bursts for emotional moments, mixed with distinct 19th century western tones & humor. Likewise the appearance is a mixture of old wild west & Chinese influences, along with futuristic spaceships, but the characters wear a mix of old/modern western cloths & wield sci-fi style 6 shooters, as well as the desert like planets using horses etc.. the music also has a very Western/Chinese feel, with the use of guitar, fiddle & lute as the main instruments & the country style lyrics. The theme song which is also written by Mr Wheadon, has the perfect words that really sums up the heart & soul of the show. I've been watching the series after seeing the film version, Serenity , made after the series was cancelled, where Mr Wheadon managed to get the backing for a film spin off, that basically condenses the series into a 2 hour movie feature, set as a continuation from the series. It is such a shame that Firefly never matured past it's 14 episodes after being cancelled mid-season, and dont be put off by that, as they are quality episodes. But the selfish person in me realizes that the other great series i enjoy, Castle, wouldn't possibly be as good, if it had perhaps continued. Lead Nathan Fillion is brilliant(as he is in Castle) with his tongue in cheek/serious acting style, and has a great rapport with all the characters, who in turn are great too. The setting, special effects, banter between the crew & the brilliant musical score is a winner, no wonder the series is so well thought of, it had everything going for it to succeed. I'm a late newcomer, but If you like westerns & sci-fi, you'll enjoy this a lot. Highly Recommended.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Star Trek with dirt left on.
*by A***T on 4 May 2014*

Star Trek with the dirt left on, Firefly is simply brilliant. The joy of discovering it is only tempered by the realisation there was only ever one season, plus the movie, Serenity (review on this to follow here soon). Firefly was Joss Whedon's next project after the incredible success of Buffy and because of his immersion in the rolling, blockbuster juggernaut of the Marvel franchise we're unlikely ever to get more despite the wishes of the series' many fans. Firefly is set in the far future, in the two thousand five hundreds when humans have colonised other systems. It takes place after a devastating war when a corrupt government, the Alliance (the winners), have taken control of the planetary systems. On the losing side in the war, our hero captain, Mal Reynolds (played by Nathan Fillion) purchases a Firefly space cruiser which uses a nuclear fusion explosion to accelerate rapidly giving it an insectoid rear-end glow as it moves through space. Reynolds engages a crew, a colourful group of misanthropes, renegades and run-aways. Each character has the grimy dimensionality of a real person, some fought in Mal's losing unit in the war, others he picks up along the way. Serenity, the ship's name, is where each of these unlikely crew members find home and family. The genius of this series is in the visioning. Mal and his crew, like Robin Hoods of the far future, engage in good deeds and barter, trying to scratch out a living via trade and back-room deals. But they are good men and women, often making the right choice even when it puts them in more peril. This is basically a Western set in space, Mal an outlaw with a good heart and intentions and instead of lasers many of the battles raged are undertaken with shotguns and Smith and Wesson's. The scripts are incredible, full of Whedon's signature one-liners and the morally ambiguous position of the crew, often stealing and smuggling but in a nice way, means it's so much less worthy and earnest than Star Trek. There's no five year mission here, yet those noble aims of adventuring and discovery that suffused it's bigger and better known second cousin still sit well in the Firefly Universe. Mal and his malcontents ride the frontier taking on the mad and bad and several times escaping the savage Reavers whose genesis forms the plot of the Serenity movie (move on this soon.) A wonderful TV series, great characters, superb script, slightly shaky special effects, but even these get an upgrade in the better resourced follow-up movie. The Firefly ship, Serenity, the tenth character, has a much earthier feel than the shiny, neat and polished Starship Enterprise. It is dark, rusty and dingy and the ship's engineer is a lovely child of the flower meadows dream-boat called Kaylee. On their adventures we have torture, bounty-hunters, the past coming back to bite them on the bum, there's intrigue, love interest and fizzing mysteries that pop and fizzle from episode to episode. Fresh, exciting and different and with a theme tune as much High Chaparral as space opera. What a shame there're be no more, but perhaps like James Dean or Marilyn Monroe, part of its iconic charm comes from its early death so it never got time to become tired and cyclical. Firefly is TV genius helmed by a visual storyteller at the height of his powers. If you haven't seen it you should. Right now. ***** (Five Stars)

### ⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by M***H on 18 November 2025*

pretty good but i dont see why everyone gushes over it. Not sure id watch it a second time (the whole space cowboy stuff gets on your nerves after a while) but ive seen it and thatll do.

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