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Do you think the comics are canon?
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jamalov29's very simple poll!
(Incidentally, how many people consider the movie canon? Because I certainly don't. And the movie is *much* closer to the show than the comics. There was more to the show than Joss - as is by now blatantly obvious! *g*)
ETA: Actually - what do y'all think about the movie in canon terms? Joss disowned it, yet it is obviously where everything started, right down to (S)Pike.
jamalov29's very simple poll!(Incidentally, how many people consider the movie canon? Because I certainly don't. And the movie is *much* closer to the show than the comics. There was more to the show than Joss - as is by now blatantly obvious! *g*)
ETA: Actually - what do y'all think about the movie in canon terms? Joss disowned it, yet it is obviously where everything started, right down to (S)Pike.
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Heh. I think George Lucas and Joss have diametrically opposed ways of approaching the 'I can do anything!' situation. Lucas decides to do nothing but FiTBs and added continuity which makes no sense, and Joss thinks that jumping ahead a few years with no explanations is a fabulous idea, and no one will mind that the characters' actions make no sense.