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[@Axt3r]

OH MY GOD YOU'VE GOT TO WATCH THAT NEXT

[@whendays659]

Seconded! Firefly reaction bequeathals!

[@notoriouslybratty]

It is a bit slow to start as it sets up the universe… still full of great writing and jokes but by the end you WILL curse the people that cancelled it. You almost HAVE to watch it as it is THEE pop culture example of a show cancelled too soon. It is only 14 episodes… come on… do it.

[@michaelw8262]

Just be sure to watch Cowboy Bebop before Firefly...since that's what Joss Whedon did.

[@trivialtrav]

Levar Burton taught an entire generation to read and pilot the Enterprise. Plus Roots is pretty damn important.

[@Kris-wp3fm]

Don't know who Levar Burton is?! The Mad Max movies were right; Australia truly is a barren and joyless hellscape.

[@fifiroxy]

I didn't know who he was either. I know him from Community, lol.

[@notoriouslybratty]

@@Kris-wp3fm 😂😂😂😂😂

[@keef5]

@@fifiroxy😦

[@CrowTRobot]

@@fifiroxyhe’s a legend in the United States. For Roots, for Star Trek but especially for Reading Rainbow.

[@CrowTRobot]

I learned from Weekly Planet and Mr Sunday that Australia didn’t get Reading Rainbow 😢

[@McRino1]

You guys got this kerb and parks and recs... its like im a teen again... just missing arrested development 😅

[@abemrofchak]

This, Arrested Development, and 30 Rock are the sitcom holy Trinity for me

[@tempsitch5632]

Kerb ?

[@abemrofchak]

@@tempsitch5632 Kerb Yer Enthewsiasm

[@McRino1]

​@tempsitch5632 my English brain autocorrecting curb to kerb even though curb is a word in its own right rught.

[@AChickandaDuck]

Arrested Development, yassss!!! ❤

[@mynamedontmatter4796]

If I wanted to be bequeathed upon I want more community reactions from you guys

[@peterlewis2178]

Then in true Pierce fashion, watch them just give you re-uploads of the season 1 reactions...

[@SilentBob731]

3:57 OH MY GOD YOU GOTTA WATCH THAT NEXT!!! Sorry, couldn't resist.😁 True story, though, that is an amazing (though brief) series. Browncoats Unite! ✊

[@wvu05]

Reading Rainbow was a show on PBS in the 1980s and '90s that included the host, LeVar Burton, going on wacky adventures intercut with celebrities reading children's books as the pictures came on the screen.

[@TVFlix]

LeVar Burton was in Star Trek and also played Kunte Kinte in Roots as mentioned in the episode.

[@jameshenner5831]

I wonder if he was able to see anything with that metal visor.

[@CrowTRobot]

But is more famous for Reading Rainbow which sadly did not air in Australia. Don’t blame them for not knowing him.

[@CarlMansell]

Firefly is excellent, but it had one season that was thankfully and brilliantly tied up by a movie that has to be one of the most overlooked sci-fi gems of its day. Possibly some of Whedons best work ever.

[@notoriouslybratty]

Amazing!!!! Definitely on one of his best works

[@chrissiereacts]

I'm sure your Patrons have mentioned this by now, but Levar Burton starred in Roots, a very culturally significant mini series based on slavery in America. His name was Kunta Kinte, and there's a pretty harrowing scene where he is forced to change his name to Toby. Loving these reactions! 😊✌️

[@tayzk5929]

Of all names... Toby😂🤣

[@sabin97]

@@tayzk5929 i hate so much about the things you choose to be

[@notoriouslybratty]

This episode was the creator’s commentary on the popular documentary-style show that were becoming a hit at the time. Apparently they were faster and easier to shoot for the reasons Abed mentioned. This show had a history of working long hours to get everything it wanted. Shows like modern family crew and actors didn’t have to work these long hours. They shot this episode much faster then their other episodes too 😅

[@ginao6810]

Apparently, Lavar Burton is America’s Miss Kim from Romper Room

[@BK-500]

YES!!!! One of my favourites of S2!!! 14, this one and a future one are my top 3 of Season 2. Love your reactions guys!!!

[@robster191]

The next one has some of my absolute favourite Pierce lines and is one of the funniest episodes

[@aar1551patd5115fob]

Season 2 has some real bangers in it!

[@keef5]

Shocked and appalled at Levar Burton being unknown. *Insert Jim Carey liar liar shock .gif* Among the other iconic roles mentioned in Star Trek and Roots he was a household name for kids watching reading rainbow almost in the same sphere as a Mr Rogers. The song is probably one of the iconic and recognizable themes in television history

[@shawngipson5403]

Not to be that guy....but.....you really do need to watch Firefly.

[@SilentBob731]

I am also That Guy, Firefly is a Classic. Browncoats Unite!✊

[@juanbarraza1490]

Annie: I’m crying on the inside. Pierce: Gross. A callback from Celebrity Pharmacology and the Period Fairy!

[@Argonaute355]

Reading Rainbow was a program that was shown in a lot of elementary schools growing up all I remember about it is that song haha

[@jameshenner5831]

Glad you guys are watching Community!

[@itsyoboyb6314]

You guys missed Pierce overdosed on a bench at the end of last episode. Thought it was a soft ending lmao. Also, when Jeff beats up Pierce, there is a quick shot of Annie being the only one helping Pierce back inside. Evidence of why she’s his favorite.

[@bloatus7611]

I am always curious about how people will react to Levar Burton. In the US, you can generally have one of three entry points to knowing who he is. Outside of the US, it doesn't seem he has as much status. 1- Roots, if you were alive in the 70s, it played on tv all the time. 2- Reading Rainbow - a program that basically raised a lot of kids on public television sparking their interest in reading. 3- Star Trek: TNG - the one with the most global appeal and I'm always curious as to if people in other countries will know. I've learned from other reactions that if you don't know him from the first one, the Kunta Kinte joke does not play well lol.

[@sabin97]

i have never watched firefly either. a few years ago i decided to watch babylon 5, the special effects held up surprisingly well(not perfectly, but well) given how old it is.

[@notoriouslybratty]

Come here to like all the Firefly comments ❤

[@chaz81196]

One of the best episodes

[@Danimals_as_liters]

Set Phasers to love me!!!!!!

[@majeda_a]

i will never understand the hatred for britta

[@tempsitch5632]

From the other characters, reactors, or audience ?

[@Missy-24]

I tried watching Firefly. It didn't click with me at all. I don't know if I managed more than a couple of episodes. Life's too short to watch stuff you don't enjoy.

[@notoriouslybratty]

@@Missy-24 it pops off at episode 6 with Our Mrs. Reynolds and is pretty much banger after banger afterwards. BUT it really helps to have watched the first five for all world building and establishing of who each character is. Episode 6 is where they play more with all the characters and relationships they established. If you don’t like episode 6… then yeah it isn’t for you (which is okay, not everything is for everyone) - I recommend if you try it again or they react to it start at episode 6. That is the episode to gauge if this is the show for you or not.

[@nielgregory108]

Firefly SUCKED HARD!!! You have good taste.

[@nielgregory108]

@@notoriouslybratty It sux HARD!

[@SilentBob731]

@@nielgregory108 Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, so matter how inane.

[@formdusktilldeath]

Do not go gentle into that good night, Old age should burn and rave at close of day; Rage, rage against the dying of the light. Though wise men at their end know dark is right, Because their words had forked no lightning they Do not go gentle into that good night. Good men, the last wave by, crying how bright Their frail deeds might have danced in a green bay, Rage, rage against the dying of the light. Wild men who caught and sang the sun in flight, And learn, too late, they grieved it on its way, Do not go gentle into that good night. Grave men, near death, who see with blinding sight Blind eyes could blaze like meteors and be gay, Rage, rage against the dying of the light. And you, my father, there on the sad height, Curse, bless, me now with your fierce tears, I pray. Do not go gentle into that good night. Rage, rage against the dying of the light. Dylan Thomas, 1947