Stitch on 26/2/2008 at 00:48
Nerds certainly are easy to rile up.
june gloom on 26/2/2008 at 00:52
I really should watch the X-Files on DVD one of these days. Pity that shit costs more than your mom.
Scots Taffer on 26/2/2008 at 01:00
Quote Posted by Stitch
Nerds certainly are easy to rile up.
Billy Connelly is the star power that the X-Files needs, obviously.
Thief13x on 26/2/2008 at 03:06
xfiles is, has been, was, and always will be overrated...there, I said it!:mad:
runs:angel:
Scots Taffer on 26/2/2008 at 03:09
Give whoever still gives a damn 6 years to catch up with you.
MSX on 26/2/2008 at 20:08
Theres always a requirement for a weird semi-sci-fi show on TV. Just look at lost. Honestly lost is overated. So was Twin Peaks, Eerie Indiana... Have you ever watched twin peaks? I mean I'm a crappy sci-fi nut and the show sucked, but I had the advantage of being like 8 when I saw it the first time.
In any case, I like Gillian Anderson as an actor, its kind of too bad the X files borked her carreer.
Fafhrd on 26/2/2008 at 20:37
I'm looking forward to this because it's being done as a feature length stand alone episode, instead of more tedious X-Files mythology. And Chris Carter has dropped hints that a dead character (or characters) may be coming back in it. Here's hoping for the Lone Gunmen.
Carini on 26/2/2008 at 22:16
Quote Posted by dethtoll
I really should watch the X-Files on DVD one of these days. Pity that shit costs more than your mom.
It comes on Sci-Fi and on TBS-HD (or TNT I always mix those 2 up).
I usually DVR them and watch the ones I remember.
Morte on 26/2/2008 at 22:34
Quote Posted by MSX
Theres always a requirement for a weird semi-sci-fi show on TV. Just look at lost. Honestly lost is overated. So was Twin Peaks, Eerie Indiana... Have you ever watched twin peaks? I mean I'm a crappy sci-fi nut and the show sucked, but I had the advantage of being like 8 when I saw it the first time.
It went south in the second season, but the first is some damn fine television that still holds up very well today.
