When you're online, Mulder looks like he has a green bullet hole smack through the middle of his forehead.24 Hours!
When you're online, Mulder looks like he has a green bullet hole smack through the middle of his forehead.
Better. I thought you might be eliminating the competition, but Scully's a little old for you.That was my first thought too when I saw it. I'll use this one instead.
Better. I thought you might be eliminating the competition, but Scully's a little old for you.
24 Hours!
No X-files without Mulder and Scully, just like there shouldn't be 24 without Jack Bauer.I heard Gillian wants season 11 to be her last. I also understand agents Einstein and Miller will return this season:
Might they get the lead roles in season 12?
I don't think it's bad, just don't know what is going on. Was the last episode of last season all a hallucination/vision of Scully's?I hope the rest of the season doesn't suck this bad.
I heard Gillian wants season 11 to be her last. I also understand agents Einstein and Miller will return this season:
Might they get the lead roles in season 12?
I'm not saying the first movie killed the show (I actually rather liked the first movie), but the show just wasn't the same following the movie. I really didn't like the "discipline" angle where they were always having to sneak around, and then Mulder was abducted at the end of the season. It's funny - I always assumed me being busy my sophomore year at ISU was the reason why I drifted away from the show, but in retrospect, after binging the show a few years back, it had actually started going downhill right around then.
As far as last season, I don't necessarily think the magic is gone because it was a good season. But first, it has been 15 or so years since the original run ended, and besides a second movie, we knew very little about these characters anymore, and while they tried to catch us up, they're still kind of strangers. Second, there was very little memorable about last season. To this day I still remember particular episodes - Darkness Falls and Tooms (s1), Humbug (s2), Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose, 2Shy, and Syzygy (s3), Home (s4), Unusual Suspects, Detour, Chinga, Bad Blood (s5), and all those episodes have something in common - they're all "Monster of the Week" episodes disconnected from the overarching story arc. Everything about last season was story arc.
Yeah, I tend to agree but thought it was still solid. I mean, that scene with William in the hotel room when the bad guys rush in? Damn! That was awesome.The finale seemed rushed, should have had it over 2 episodes.