Coming Up: Thursday, Saturday

These two series may be officially over, but the stories for both of them continue on in one form or another. While some characters are revived in something of a sequel series, others live on in a different format entirely.

Week Sixteen

The theme of the week is trying to be something that you're not, either to impress someone of a different social status, or to hide in plain sight.

Firefly Special: Better Days

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When a job leaves Mal and his crew wealthy beyond their wildest dreams they take it as an opportunity to live out their fantasies, but the crew's bounty seems far less important when they learn that Mal's life is suddenly in danger.

It's Nothing Business, It's Just Personal

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Phil and Lem are at odds with one another when a mysterious red lab coat appears in their lockers, prompting them to fight over who has the right to stand out; meanwhile, Ted earns Veronica's ire when he gives relationship advice to her boyfriend.

Life on Mars Overview

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Sam Tyler is struck down in a car accident and wakes up thirty years in the past, having seemingly lead an entire life in 1973 despite not belonging there. Made to help clean the streets of Manchester's past, Sam continues searching for clues as to how to get home, running into a constant stream of characters that will have a great impact on making him the man he's to become, but never sure whether or not he's helping set things up for his return to 2006 or if he's merely rooting himself further in a life that's not his own.

Reptile Boy

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Cordelia convinces Buffy to shirk her responsibilities for one night to go to a frat party with her, only to find that they've been invited not as guests, but as offerings to a demon. While Xander does what he can to help the girls, he instead is made the target of college humor when he's discovered as a party crasher.

I Don't

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Helen's familial issues are on full display when Daria and Quinn are made bridesmaids at their cousin's wedding, providing Daria with the perfect opportunity to bond with Helen's sister Amy, the black sheep of the family.