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If you were to say that my nephew Lilly isn't a guy a whole lot of angry relatives, including me, will say that Lilly is a guy.

Only during the episode introducing her. At the end of it Faye exclaims "Wait! You're a girl?" (I think that's the line. If not, it's close).

Or dropping Gren from the character list, which won't be easy because Gren is a fairly important character in terms of the overall plot.

Consider the character they were hired to portray ... Gren can't be successfully portrayed by someone who isn't so androgynous that you must ask "Am I looking at a guy or a gal?" That's not easy to do. The main reason my brothers and I can pass for any and all our sisters in an emergency is...

The emo power trip was, I think, part of the appeal. Back to Bebop. I really enjoyed the music because of how well it fit. I'm very glad they got Yoko Kanno to do the live-action score because I'm not sure it would work without the same type of music.

Death Note was complete bullshit. If I had Light's notebook no one would even suspect I even had it or how I was using it. He was an idiot.

Cowboy Bebop and Outlaw Star are both space westerns. The former is a bit more serious about it and the latter has a much more coherent plot.

The tricky part about the handstand scene: It's only a few seconds and Ed is bent over backwards while typing with her toes. Most contortionists aren't that flexible or coordinated.

No. That can be done with special effects and CGI. Edward Wong Hau Pepelu Tivrusky IV (aka.: Françoise Applederry) is an entirely different matter.

I'm pretty sure you can't do a line-for-line scene-for-scene live action remake of Cowboy Bebop. A very hyper ten-ish year old kid capable of typing with their feet while doing a handstand as scripted just ain't happening. A kid who can do that ain't sitting still long enough to read the...

Sadly, most remakes of something mainstream either fail to gain an audience or irritate the fans they were after because of "they changed it, and now it sucks".

True, but hand-to-hand starship fights because missiles are useless is a hilarious thing kids would enjoy before you get to why one of my nieces was named after an Outlaw Star character.

Outlaw Star would be a better fit than Cowboy Bebop for a live action remake. They were released the same year, are from the same genre, and the kid character isn't mostly an extra (Ed) or an unlikeable writer's pet (Wesley). James Hawking was an integral character right from the start.