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Not the biggest shock in the world

Which sci-fi crew would you best fit in?

You scored as Serenity (Firefly). You like to live your own way and don't enjoy when anyone but a friend tries to tell you should do different. Now if only the Reavers would quit trying to skin you.


Your Ultimate Sci-Fi Profile II: which sci-fi crew would you best fit in?
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Hat tip: Glenn Reynolds -- but I'm still upset at him for this post -- I lost a good hour of productivity following the links to their logical conclusion.

Now if you'll excuse me, I'll be in my bunk.

posted by Dan on 02.14.06 at 01:16 PM




Comments:

Firefly broke the formatting.

posted by: Yagij on 02.14.06 at 01:16 PM [permalink]



After Tom Cruise, I can see why PC might start giving men a rest for a while.

posted by: Appalled Moderate on 02.14.06 at 01:16 PM [permalink]



I just saw that episode last week and that was the funniest line I had heard in a while. I'm still laughing about it.

posted by: Norman Pfyster on 02.14.06 at 01:16 PM [permalink]



I took that survey. It said I belonged on Babylon 5. Why would it have done that?

Stargate SG-1 scored high with me too for some reason.

posted by: Zathras on 02.14.06 at 01:16 PM [permalink]



Salma Hayek did lesbian scenes in Frida before too ...

posted by: erg on 02.14.06 at 01:16 PM [permalink]



It was the Matrix for me.

And I HATED those movies.

Keanu Reeves was way better
as Johnny Mnemonic.

posted by: Ted on 02.14.06 at 01:16 PM [permalink]



I came out as Farscape. Now I gotta watch the show. (Firefly came in third.)

posted by: Alan K. Henderson on 02.14.06 at 01:16 PM [permalink]



BSG wasn't a choice apparently. Interesting, what sort of profile would put you there?

posted by: Vanya on 02.14.06 at 01:16 PM [permalink]



What? I can't join the good Doctor on the TARDIS? How disapointing.

posted by: Ronald Brak on 02.14.06 at 01:16 PM [permalink]






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