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viral advertising for “serenity”

There appears to be some clever viral advertising for the upcoming Firefly movie, Serenity. (thanks, jjgalahad)

Update—Once more, in order, one new bit:

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  1. All I've got to say is...so damned cool.

    Also, I want Summer Glau as part of my harem. 'Nuff said.

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  2. I thought you might be referring to River Tam, and not Summer, the actress. Never look to date an actress. Or sleep with them. Sometimes that's worse.

    Summer's pretty cute, but Morena Baccarin is teh hawtness.

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  3. Y'all are quite welcome. Just posted about the newest one, numero 165, I believe. ;)

    And I certainly wouldn't say no to any female cast member of Serenity if they shamelessly hit on me but my personal prefs lie with Morena Baccarin and Gina Torres. Lovely, lovely women.

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  4. Morena. "Mmmmmmm" is for "Morena."

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