I don't know what Wagon Train was, but if any comparison is to be made on TOS it is to Horatio Hornblower. That was the true inspiration behind the character of Kirk, and the actual setting of the starship Enterprise. </font>[/QUOTE]"Wagon Train" was an old TV series set during in the American Old West. That is how Roddenberry pitched the idea to NBC execs: "Wagon Train" in space.Originally posted by stofsk:
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S: "Trek was billed as Wagon Train in Space, but really it was PT-109 in space. Firefly, now that is Wagon Train in space!"
Hehe ... Santa came early this year and I am midway through the first disc of the series!Originally posted by Falkayn:
I have a sneaking feeling that Santa (my wife in this case) might be including that set of DVDs in my Christmas stocking ... and I know she is interested in it having seen the movie.
Heh, yeah .. and then they brought up the next (more compliant) goon.Originally posted by fschuttee:
For me, the defining moment was when Mal shoved the vengeful goon into the turbines during the train-robbing episode - Yep, that's a player-character allright. Guess I'd better get flyin'...
Me tooOriginally posted by jappel:
...in response to a comment I believe you made in another thread, yes, I'm seriously thinking about running a game in a Traveller setting with Serenity rules.
-John