Wired
coverage of DragonCon: [link]
Hundreds flocked to a panel about Joss Whedon's lamentably canceled show Firefly, where a fan begged Ron Glass, who plays Shepherd Book in the series, to speculate about his mysterious character's back story. "I'd say he was a ballet master," Glass joked.
That's about all the Firefly stuff they mentioned.
Also,
At about 3 a.m. Sunday, Eric "Qenatlh" Koske shared "the most common Klingon joke."
"Is a Klingon warrior red?" he boomed. "No! He is green!" Suddenly this reporter was surrounded by laughing Klingons. "It's hard to explain to humans why that's funny," one said, raising his flagon of blood wine and drinking.
I don't get it.
I really need to know why a Klingon warrior is green, now.
Is it because they are covered by Vulcan or Romulan blood?
There were four Firefly panels at DragonCon, one each day. Adam Baldwin had to leave before the Monday panel, but otherwise, everyone was at each panel.
I got into the Friday panel by standing in a long line for a while. Everything Firefly-related was always packed, and the lines for autographs were so long that they had to move them outside the building and send people in by twos and threes.
Joss interview on
Serenity:
[link]
No, Klingons bleed red in class M planet atmospheres. It's gotta be something else.
I'm even more of a geek than I realized.
In retrospect, I think I'm just as glad I didn't make it to Dragon*Con. I forgot just how big that con is. I hate crowds.
No, Klingons bleed red in class M planet atmospheres.
I thought they bled purple?
Is it because they are covered by Vulcan or Romulan blood?
I'm guessing Romulan blood, but it might have something to do with the Klingon language instead.
"It"s not easy being green"
"It's not something we discuss with outsiders." (I love "Trials and Tribble-ations"!)