I wrote:
SciFi.com and some other similar sites and mags, often refer to "genre" books, movies, and TV shows. By "genre," they usually mean, science fiction, science fantasy (or "space fantasy," like _Star Wars_ or the recent Joss Whedon show _Firefly_),
Steve Sloan replied:
Despite being a big Whedon fan, I didn't make it past the firstI disagree with classifying Firefly as space fantasy. (For the purposes of this post, and since they got rid of it after the first few episodes, I will ignore the part of the opening set-up monologue that suggested all the planets on the show were in the same solar system. ;-) )
few episodes. And the intro to which you refer is exactly what
I was thinking about when I classified it as science fantasy.
Since you apparently watched more of it than I, I bow to your
superior knowledge, and retract my classification :-)
Reggie Bautista
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