'I don't think that Firefly has had its last season,' he told her. 'That's right. I said it.'
Eight months later, Nathan Fillion made it literal, but in reverse.
On March 15 at AwesomeCon in Washington, D.C., during a live taping of the Once We Were Spacemen podcast, Fillion announced that an animated Firefly series is in development through his production company Collision33, in partnership with 20th Television Animation. Marc Guggenheim and Tara Butters are attached as showrunners, a pilot script is complete, and ShadowMachine is set to animate.
Back on the podcast, Tudyk had sketched out the whole blueprint without realizing it. 'You bring together people who were on the ship before,' he told Sackhoff. 'You also put together some new people and you bring in some of the old writers or all the old writers. You know, TV has a lot of people out of work right now.'
'The dedication of Firefly fans has kept this 25-year-old show relevant,' Fillion said. 'Clearly, the return of Firefly is something the fans want. More importantly, it's something they deserve.'
Tudyk hinted it was coming. He said so on a podcast. Nobody had knocked on his door yet, but it was only a few months away.
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