But that’s exactly what I mean, he didn’t even care until it was apparent that she was available, it seems more like a love out of convenience more than anything else. Jayne seems to put a lot of effort into trying to keep Kaylee safe… But I don’t know, perhaps I got it right the first time and they have a brother/sister relationship, but either way, I didn’t like Simon for her, there’s something self-serving about him, and she’s far too cute and sweet for that… lol

I don’t know, Simon didn’t really show much interest in Kaylee until she showed interest in him (which can be seen as unforgivable because Kaylee’s awesome, but then he did have a sleeper assassin as a crazy prodigal sister to distract him). I wouldn’t exactly say he was picking out the cute single chick, she picked him out.

And in the movie at least, he did become more sincere with his feelings. Plus, as you say, I feel her and Jayne had more of a brother/sister dynamic (with Mal as the pissed off father).

And Kaylee and Jayne? I know he kind of had a thing for her, but I don’t see Kaylee doing that (not unless she was only in it for the sex, which let’s face it, she is capable of), Jayne isn’t smart enough to steal her away from Simon.

Like Firefly… Oh well, why didn’t they make a comic book series or something so we would know how that whole psychic ability thing of hers would pan out?? I’m so curious as to where that show would have went if it had continued… Sorry to sound like a girl, but I’ve always wondered if Kaylee and Jayne would ever have anything together despite the whole Kaylee and Doctor thing…

Don’t forget about their handling of really great TV shows as well. But it’s true, just like any other studio, they come up with some really great stuff sometimes as well as utter crap. And frankly, things are changing at Fox, people high up are being replaced. Fox had a particularly bad year last year and it hasn’t gone unnoticed, things are being shaken up to deal with this. I won’t be surprised if we start to see a change pretty soon.

Solace was also considerably better than ALL of Roger Moore’s films, and the oh-so-terrible Die Another Day.

Fact is, while Brosnan’s era did have some pretty goofy gadgets, they weren’t anywhere near as awful as Moore’s. I wouldn’t mind if they bring in some gadgets to the Craig films, as long as they keep them at least somewhat grounded, like in the early Connery films, Dalton’s two, and Goldeneye.

As for this Fox debacle. As long as they have no creative control, which is what this article is saying, I think, then I have no problem with it.

I need Bond with over the top gadgets and absurdly eeeevil villains.

hmm its just my opinion but the gadgets got well silly and dumb especially as the series went on I really prefered the no nonesence serious approach and still do