I might have made me a few enemies thereabouts.

By Seth Freilich | Miscellaneous | April 10, 2009 |

“Dollhouse” may soon be dead, but “Firefly” lives on forever. The latest example of the show’s zombie-like refusal to die? A band called The Browncoats. Doing a cover of “The Hero of Canton,” the song about the man they call Jayne.

Shiny Friday.

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