The announcement had been teased on social media for weeks, and the room was ready. But the panel itself delivered moments that went well beyond the news.
That means Wash. Alan Tudyk, who played the beloved pilot killed in Serenity, said he'd been pitching story ideas for years, including one where Wash spent time in a wartime prison entertaining fellow prisoners with shadow puppets. He also admitted that rewatching the series recently broke him a little. 'There was a point where I would have to pause it and stop it and drop the remote and stomp around my living room and go, 'Why was this cancelled? Are you kidding me?.' Tudyk said he watches YouTube reaction videos specifically to see new viewers hit the moment Wash dies. 'It's like one of my favorite things to do.'
Mid-panel, Fillion got a live text from David Krumbholtz who played Mr. Universe in the film, which he read aloud. 'I wish my character weren't dead. Thrilled for all of you.' Fillion texted back: 'We're going back in time. You're still alive.'
Fillion encouraged fans to pitch in as the proposed animated series still needs to find a home. There's a rapidly growing grassroots fan push to organize a variety of ways to help. (More on that later).
Fans can follow updates via the Once We Were Spacemen podcast and Instagram.
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