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I would love to see Serenity on the big screen sometime! I just don't live close to one of those "cities around the world" where it is shown, so it's never easy.

I'd love to do something like that in my city. but we live practically in the middle of nowhere and there's not that many Firefly/Serenity fans (that I know of) here.

Like how the heck Zoe and Wash end up together :)





The Book comic is going to come out in graphic novel form instead of individual comics.

The Wash comic is called "Float Out" and should be released in June of this year.
Maybe this year's charity screening will give you an excuse to visit a city that's having one. Last year we had several people come all the way from Edmonton to Vancouver for ours. They made a holiday of it.
C.G. wrote: "Book's graphic novel is called "A Shepherd's Tale", written by Joss's brother Zack and due out in November.
The Wash comic is called "Float Out" and should be released in June of this year."
Yes, I'd heard about the upcoming graphic novel for Book, but not the one for Wash. Thanks for the information, C.G.!
The Wash comic is called "Float Out" and should be released in June of this year."
Yes, I'd heard about the upcoming graphic novel for Book, but not the one for Wash. Thanks for the information, C.G.!

Ultimately, what I wanna do one day, is get a few people together and have a Firefly marathon followed by watching Serenity; but I'm not sure how many people would go for a 16+ hour stretch... I don't have a problem with that (did it a few times with other shows, that's how I got through Angel and Buffy actually. LOL)

If you don't know anyone who can help you locally with an event, you can start with an affiliate event, which is similar to what you're doing here, only more official - and actually raising money. Check out the forums at http://www.cantstoptheserenity.com for more information. Many of us long-time organisers are up for mentoring first-timers. (I've done it myself a couple of times and am certainly willing to do it again.)

Main reason I'm having the small one first, is to see the reaction and how it's accepted. No sense in holding a huge one if no one would show up.
I've been to the site, tried to register on the forums back in March, but it wouldn't let me, send an email to the admins, not heard back. (at least I haven't seen anything in my mailbox....)
Another reason, is I am not sure of the 'laws' here as far as showing things to big crowds are. Plus, all movies go through ministry to ensure they fall within the ethical, moral, religious grounds in UAE. I've asked on Twitter whether people remember if Serenity was ever shown on the big screen here. If it has, then it should not be a problem. (hopefully anyway, red tape can be a huge PITA, pretty sure we all know that. :) )
I'm a bit concerned given the location (we're in the Middle East) , not too sure how a CSTS even would be taken here; but I'd love to give it a go.


As far as registering - CSTS underwent a webmaster change and you could have tried during a period when there was no one there to approve you.
And if anyone is reading this and you live in Southern Ontario or Erie County, NY, check out what we are doing in Toronto for our Can't Stop The Serenity event.http://torontoserenity.blogspot.com

I wouldn't want to get in trouble for doing something that's illegal, that's why I am not going ahead with anything beyond little get togethers with friends at home to watch a few episodes of Firefly and chat about the show.
UAE laws are quite young that so far the radio stations don't even have to pay royalties to music companies and artists to play songs on the air. (aside one, which has permission and rights to sell music as remixes and "Channel 4/Coast picks" albums)
but, I'd still like to give this a go. even if i have to jump through legal hoops to make everything legal and conform to any and all agreements with all the right people and companies.
Does everyone know that every year cities around the world show Serenity to raise money for Joss's favourite charity, Equality Now? Over $100,000.00 was raised last year alone and this is our 5th Anniversary!