Started watching X Files

[Colilluminati]

The main story line episodes are classic piff. Some of the random xfile episodes are straight odd.

A disturbing episode was the one with the quadripeligic incest. Home (The X-Files) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Cancer Mans story line episodes are dope. That episode on how he rose thru the ranks of the fbi is

Cancer Man may be the goat character ever.

He had everyone wanting to be on his team, but never really wanted anyone but Fox.

 

[Monoblock]

I also love watching the episodes b/c you see now famous actors who were just starting out back in the day.

-Ryan Reynolds in Syzygy (season 3, episode 13)
-Giovanni Ribisi & Jack Black in D.P.O(season 3, episode 3)
-Luke Wilson Bad Blood (season 5, episode 12)
-Lucy Liu Hell Money (season 3 episode 19) (This was a creepy ass episode with those Japanese ghost
-Shia LaBeouf The Goldberg Variation (season 7 episode 6,)
-Tony Shalhoub “Soft Light (This episode had me straight shook)

 

[Honga Ciganesta]

Humbug is one of my favourite eps of tv ever, in fact all the Darin Morgan episodes are classic. The Cigarette Smoking man back story episode too Couldn't get his shytty stories published

Millennium is great too, Carter was running shyt for a while there in the nineties.

 

[porque]

its like a different show in the later seasons

there was always that scientific explanation in the first few eps but then...

shyt just got to convoluted

 

[Jesus]

Just started episode one...

 

[porque]

Just started episode one...

so did I just right now

I hadn't seen this in many years

 

[BrownSound]

i remember watching the x cops episode the night it came out i was only like 8 i think n i was legit scared of the whole episode i actually thought it was real

 

[Jesus Shuttlesworth]

I used to watch that show a little bit. My sister used to love it so I came across a few episodes. This thread might inspire me to watch but it's in the back of a long line.

 

[up in here]

Yeah I'm gonna have to re-watch this. I know there's a few I missed. The first episode I ever seen was the one with the guy who could stretch himself through pipes and vents. shyt had me shook as a kid.

The Luke Wilson episode was one of my favorites. shyt was hilarious

 

[porque]

I also love watching the episodes b/c you see now famous actors who were just starting out back in the day.

-Ryan Reynolds in Syzygy (season 3, episode 13)
-Giovanni Ribisi & Jack Black in D.P.O(season 3, episode 3)
-Luke Wilson Bad Blood (season 5, episode 12)
-Lucy Liu Hell Money (season 3 episode 19) (This was a creepy ass episode with those Japanese ghost
-Shia LaBeouf The Goldberg Variation (season 7 episode 6,)
-Tony Shalhoub “Soft Light (This episode had me straight shook)

Seth Green is on episode 2

 

[hex]

Tony Todd (Candyman) is in season 2, ep 4 "Sleepless". Aaron Paul is in season 9, ep 5 "Lord of the Flies". Jack Black is in season 3, ep 3 "D.P.O."

Fred.

 

[Spaceman Piff]

i want to watch this.. but i just can't get myself to watch 7 seasons.

i might just google the best episodes of the series and watch ~20 of them.

 

[satam55]

I own the complete series DVD box set, both movies on Blu-ray, & the 1-season spin-off series of the nerds, but I just haven't gotten around to watching the show. I've only watched the Pilot.

 

[hex]

@
Manny ManhaTTan

Now I can respond.

The show falls off about half way through season 7. There was all kinds of behind the scenes shyt going on.

Chris Carter the creator kinda wrapped up the series between season 5, the movie, and season 6. All kinds of characters, story arcs, etc. were resolved. Then they got renewed for 3 more seasons.

You gotta understand man, at the height of it's popularity it pulled in 29 million viewers. It was the biggest show in the world at one point and Fox didn't want it to end.

So the wheels start to fall off mid-season 7. By season 9 it's

Before that though, you're going to see some of the most TV in history. Someone said "X-Files" is top 10, I'd say it's top 5, even if it did fall off. The main reason is, it nailed every single genre it attempted, while maintaining 20+ million viewers. There's funny eps ("Bad Blood"), straight up drama with no sci-fi/supernatural stuff ("The Pine Bluff Variant"), horror ("Home"....and too many to name honestly), abstract/artsy ("all things")....the list goes on.

Along with this, you get a ton of classic characters. Some of the best villains in TV history. And if you're a fan of moments and/or cliff-hangers....well, like I said the main guy behind "Breaking Bad" was a writer/producer on it. There's a fukk ton of moments.

You're in for a treat breh.

Fred.

 

[Mr. Manhattan]

The episode "Ice" was crazy