Firefly on FOX

2002, TV Show

Season 1, Episode 15
The crew comes to the aid of a bordello when its madam, an old acquaintance of Inara's, asks for help after a gunslinger claims a prostitute's baby is his and he's taking it because his wife is barren.
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Length: 45:00
Aired: 8/4/2003
Season 1, Episode 14
A bounty hunter named Jubal Early sets his sites on capturing River Tam and manages to sneak aboard the Serenity to do so.
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Length: 44:49
Aired: 7/28/2003
Season 1, Episode 13
The Serenity goes to the moon of Deadwood to answer a distress call from Inara's old friend who runs a brothel.
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Length: 44:33
Aired: 7/21/2003
Season 1, Episode 12
What starts out as a nice day at a space station goes very wrong when Mal and Zoe receives the corpse of their old war buddy in the mail.
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Length: 44:22
Aired: 12/20/2002
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Premiered: September 20, 2002, on FOX
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Premise: A former rebel and his shady crew embark on galactic missions for profit in a transport ship, the ironically named Serenity, in this space swashbuckler set 400 years in the future. 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' creator Joss Whedon pitted the crew against the Alliance, a totalitarian interplanetary regime. 'It plays like a normal drama except that it's floating in space,' said Whedon. It was an ambitious and original sci-fi enterprise, but 'Firefly' never caught on and was gone in three months.

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