3 MORE CLIPS! YOUR NEXT MISSION: You Give us 5,000 #FireflyNov11 Tweets, We Give You More Firefly

UPDATE: There are now 3 more clips awaiting your "unlock." CLICK HERE TO GO TO THE PAGE. Keep tweeting #FireflyNov11!

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See this screen shot? It's taken from the upcoming Firefly 10th Anniversary: Browncoats Unite documentary, set to air on the Science Channel this November 11, 2012 at 10pm.

Now, what if we told you there are more than 2 hours of UNUSED footage that WILL NEVER AIR because it just didn't fit into a 1-hour-long documentary? And what if we told you some of it was pretty darn funny, poignant, and just all around amusing? You'd want to see it, right?

So here's your chance: We're asking our fans to show us just how much they want to see this extra footage. We need YOU to send us a tweet to @ScienceChannel with the hashtag #FireflyNov11. And then we need 4,999 more.

This is your first challenge: When we hit 5,000 tweets with the hashtag #FireflyNov11, we'll tweet out a link to the first piece of cut footage. (Just to add a little excitement, I'll tell you it's a roundtable discussion of Nathan Fillion's one-and-only naked scene in the Firefly series.) So get those tweets coming in! We announced this endeavor at New York City Comic Con on October 13th -- and we'll keep releasing more and more content for each challenge met. Be sure to tell all of your Browncoat buddies!

Start tweeting NOW! #FireflyNov11

Comments

[Alana]

There are hundreds of hours of cutting-room-floor footage out there, and I imagine there are peeps out there who'd pay to see every minute of it. Or at least to have the option. :-)

[Niki Beecher]

No fair! There are still those of us in the Middle Ages who don't use Twitter! Can you count this comment as one response, 'cuz I'd ADORE to see it ALL!!!

[chrisdvannne]

Done my duty and linked to this page at fansite Summer Glau Wiki!

[Kaele]

But...I don't have Twitter. I'll share on Facebook though.

[Sherry]

I want to see more Nathan!

[Alana]

Folks, after the middle ages came the Renaissance. Sometimes you need to bite the tweety little bullet of reality to get what you want. P.S. if you follow Nathan on Twitter, your day will frequently be brightened to the point of shiny. :-)