kayleelovesstrawberries:

nothing-rhymes-with-ianto:

sariagray:

ifeelbetterer:

the difference between this show and allllll the others: Jayne’s reaction to the hat is not AWWWW MOM WHY ARE YOU MAKING ME WEAR THIS HAT but, instead, is THIS IS THE AWESOME HAT Y’ALL DON’T EVEN KNOW.

He’s a stone cold killer and a space pirate and he loves the bauble hat that his mother crocheted for him. LOVE!

“It’s about nine people looking into the blackness of space and seeing nine different things.”

charmingdarkness:

 #simon has straight run out of fucks to give

“It was my favorite job ever. What wasn’t great about it? I got to wear a low-slung holster. I got to ride horses. I got to have a spaceship. I got to act mean and curmudgeonly.” (x)

For all its snappy one-liners and rousing chases through deep space, Firefly is most beautiful—and most effective—in its simplicity. The show envisions the depths of outer space and humankind’s very future into the classic setting of for any Western, and does it so with the utmost elegance. Firefly’s space is the space of an untamed frontier, shattered by outlaws, vigilantes and lawmen. It’s a rough and tumble place, a future made primitive, where the progress of mankind means trudging through plenty of cow flops, and making victims out of whole societies of innocent people. It’s the American Old West writ large, and there’s perhaps no surprise in the fact that every planet that the motley crew of the Serenity touches down upon looks like it could have been pulled from Monument Valley or the scrub plains of Oklahoma. - Ian Chant

oliviadunhamed:

She’ll be with you ‘til the day you die.

#im getting really upset about space cowboys rn 

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“The man’s psychotic!” (1x01 ‘Serenity’)