Glitter in Their Eyes” has everything we could hope for in a comeback song: a classic song by an artist beloved of the masses; a great singer by that artist; a truly amazing song. Kurt Busch is an American race car driver. He has twenty-seven career wins in NASCAR's top series. Busch currently competes full time in the Sprint Cup Series, driving the No. 41 Chevrolet Camaro for Joe Gibbs Racing, and part-time in the Nationwide Series, driving the No. 54 Toyota Camry for JR Motorsports. He is a native of Columbia, Maryland. In 2007, Busch was the NASCAR Cup Series Rookie of the Year. In 2009, he won the Drivers' Championship (a title he had previously won in 2004 and 2005). Nathan Fillion is an American actor. He is most widely known for portraying Captain Malcolm Reynolds in the TV series Firefly and its film sequel, Serenity. His other film credits include the comedy Drive, where he also played the voice of KITT. He has won the Canadian Comedy Award for Best Lead Actor in Television (for the series Castle) and was a co-recipient of the Saturn Award for Best Actor in a Television Series. Sara Rue is an actress and comedian. She has been known for playing Dr. Emma Coleman on the ABC/WB sitcom Scrubs (2001-2008), recurring as Deena Cortez's girlfriend on NBC's Heroes and appearing as Abby Donovan's mother on the TV series NCIS: Los Angeles. She has starred in films including Curb Your Enthusiasm, Step Brothers, and the sequel to Scrubs, and has played the lead in the short film Shine, nominated for the 2006 Independent Spirit John Cassavetes Award. Rue currently plays Amy, a lawyer, on the TNT television series Franklin & Bash. "Sara Rue's work on Scrubs made her a favorite for many, and her turn as Dr. Coleman on Firefly in the episode "The Message" cemented her as one of our favorite actresses/comedians. We couldn't be happier to welcome her back for a little Firefly reunion, especially with her husband's help. See you on Serenity!" - Joss Whedon Cisco Talos is the owner of the fastest ship in the 'verse, Serenity. More than anything, though, Cisco is a big believer in personal freedom, and it's a belief that got him thrown out of his home planet. Tyr Anasazi is a warlord of Clan Naib Dhoban, one of the largest Kodiak clans in The Belt. In the year 2154, he is a wealthy and influential individual with an interest in personal freedom and a distaste for the centralized power structures that dominate his home planet. When he receives an unsolicited offer of help from the Independents, he seizes the opportunity, offering their support in his opposition to the planet's controlling, religious government. This involvement puts his life at risk, and he must make choices that will test his belief in personal freedom, even if it means sacrificing the lives of those he cares about, including his daughter. Geeks of Doom is one of the few podcasts with an open and welcoming audience, a no holds barred forum in which to express personal thoughts and share ideas in regards to current geek/pop culture obsessions with fellow geeks. Every week, members of the show welcome an expert guest (such as TV/movie stars and/or producers) and discuss the hottest TV/movie/video game/comic/geek culture topics with them. Geeks of Doom can also be found on the web at http://www.geeksofdoom.com. Gone on a Pizza Adventure is a comedy web series created by Tom and his son Tim, and animated with Adobe Flash, using Final Cut Pro and Adobe After Effects. Each episode chronicles an adventure Tom and Tim have on a trip to a local chain restaurant, where they have a pizza. Tom Hattenberger is an American actor and musician. He is known for his recurring role as Officer Frank Prigge on TBS' Sullivan & Son. On screen, Hattenberger has appeared in The Last Days of Frankie the Fly, Two Guys and a Girl, The Rocketeer, The Craft, The X Files, The Guardian, and Veronica Mars. He also co-starred in the series Dharma & Greg as Frank the Clown. Brennan Elliott is an actor and singer-songwriter from New York City. He graduated from Northwestern University with a double major in Musical Theater and Psychology in 2010. He created the web series It Gets Weirder. In 2012, the project was greenlit and became an Internet sensation. He is the author of three novellas published in 2013, including If You Were Me, My Love and the musical comedy comedy/drama A Night in Tunisia which has had several performances throughout the United States and in Los Angeles, California. In 2014, he made his television debut in the first episode of Season 3 of The Middle. He has collaborated with musicians as diverse as Jonathan Coulton, Tim Kinsella, and Jim Gaffigan. In 2018, he played the lead role in the off-Broadway musical A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder. Jocko A. Horse is a professional football player for the fictional San Angeles Chargers of the American Football Association. He was once a star quarterback with the Washington Redskins and still lives in Washington. He now runs a series of sports bars and brothels for his two wives. The character was named after Jock Mahoney. Jocko was portrayed by John Goodman in the Firefly episode "Shindig" (S03, E02). The character does not actually appear in that episode. Jack was the president of the New Organization that was created by the Alliance to fight the United Rebel Front. They defeated the U.R.F. Jack went back to his Alliance duties, but it is unknown if he became the president again. Jeffrey "Leroy" Riker (Riker) is an inmate on Bedlam, where he is under the care of Cyrus King. In prison, he has earned his rightful title of being the leader of the Aryans with his tough and aggressive demeanor. He and Nathan Book, an inmate who claims to be from the future, are locked in a death match for control of Bedlam. Leroy won the match, but Nathan was later returned to his own time. Although he was briefly defeated, Leroy did defeat one of the other major inmates, Mondo. Leroy is one of the only criminals to be seen smiling in the opening sequence of Season One. Leroy is referenced in the episode "Serenity", as he is watching the news in Jubal's infirmary. One of the news items is about the murder of a police officer in Florida who was suspected of being a dirty cop. The news story shows a picture of the murderer and it turns out to be Jeffrey Riker, indicating that he had already beaten them to the story. Jonathan R. Wardle is a writer for Buzzfeed and has contributed to the New York Times. He is the screenwriter of the film The Last Airbender, and has written for The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and The Simpsons. Joss Whedon (Whedon) is an American film director, screenwriter, and producer. His filmography includes Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel and its spin-off series, Firefly, Dollhouse and The Avengers. Whedon has received recognition for his work on Buffy, including the 2003 Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation, and was nominated for three Emmy Awards for his work on Buffy. In 2010, Whedon created the comic book series Astonishing X-Men.