"The X-Files" limited series/Season 10 thread (4/20/17 update: Renewed for season 11)

[kp404]

thank you based god

i been slowl watchin the x files onnetflix for the past 2 years (only slowed down on the last season...)

and yo, shows top 3, and this is coming from a huge wire, sopranos, breaking bad fan... top 3 no question

CSM is the illest villain in film history. i hope he comes back

Only way CGB Spender comes back is as an alien clone since we saw him incinerated in the explosion in the series finale. But I wouldn't mind him coming back either

 

[Soundbwoy]

only until interstellar comes out on blu in one week

Spoiler

gotta start binging x-files on netflix

its on canadian netflix

 

[satam55]

@hexagram23 @kp404 Is "Millennium" worth watching?

 

[kp404]

@hexagram23 @kp404 Is "Millennium" worth watching?

I thought it was ok, but it doesn't have the fun factor because the lead (Lane Henriksen) is not engaging at all; the stories are interesting, but very morbid and nihilist. Scully and Mulder have that perfect chemistry that Henriksen never possessed, but its an ok way to kill a weekend by binge watching Millennium

 

[hex]

@hexagram23 @kp404 Is "Millennium" worth watching?

Yeah, but they cancelled it before any of the story was resolved. But it's dope, yeah.

Also has one of the greatest single episodes in TV history, "Somehow, Satan Got Behind Me". It's a GOAT level episode from start to finish.

Fred.

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

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[FaTaL]

there better be a story about the peacocks

 

[satam55]

@hexagram23 @kp404 Is "Millennium" worth watching?

I thought it was ok, but it doesn't have the fun factor because the lead (Lane Henriksen) is not engaging at all; the stories are interesting, but very morbid and nihilist. Scully and Mulder have that perfect chemistry that Henriksen never possessed, but its an ok way to kill a weekend by binge watching Millennium

Yeah, but they cancelled it before any of the story was resolved. But it's dope, yeah.

Also has one of the greatest single episodes in TV history, "Somehow, Satan Got Behind Me". It's a GOAT level episode from start to finish.

Fred.

What about "The Lone Gunmen" spin-off?

 

[hex]

What about "The Lone Gunmen" spin-off?

I liked it but again, it was cancelled before they resolved anything. It's especially good if you like conspiracy theories....the first episode actually predicted 9/11:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lone_Gunmen_(TV_series)#Episodes

Also it's good for an early look at Vince Gilligan, who over seen most of the show. So you can see the early DNA of "Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul".

Fred.

 

[satam55]

From The Verge:

 

[satam55]

IGN discussion:

Eric and Roth talk about FOX's new X-Files series and if it'll touch on the colonization storyline.

 

[Dev2103]

 

[EnzoG]

I always had to go to bed when show came on as a kid was this show any good?

 

[hex]

I always had to go to bed when show came on as a kid was this show any good?

Hell motherfukking yes. It was a phenomenon when it was on....basically "Lost", before "Lost".

If you're a fan of conspiracy theories, sci-fi, or horror you'll love it. It gave birth to a lot of TV shows/movies nowadays, either stylistically or creatively, due to it jump starting the career of a ton of writers like Vince Gilligan ("Breaking Bad"/"Better Call Saul"), Alex Gansa & Howard Gordon ("24", "Homeland"), Jeff Vlaming ("Hannibal"), Tim Minear ("American Horror Story") and Glen Morgan & James Wong (the "Final Destination" film series), and a ton of directors like Michelle MacLaren ("Game Of Thrones"), Allen Coulter ("The Sopranos", "Boardwalk Empire"), etc.

Fred.

 

[EnzoG]

Hell motherfukking yes. It was a phenomenon when it was on....basically "Lost", before "Lost".

If you're a fan of conspiracy theories, sci-fi, or horror you'll love it. It gave birth to a lot of TV shows nowadays, either stylistically or creatively, due to it jump starting the career of a ton of writers like Vince Gilligan ("Breaking Bad"/"Better Call Saul"), Alex Gansa & Howard Gordon ("24", "Homeland"), Jeff Vlaming ("Hannibal"), Tim Minear ("American Horror Story") and Glen Morgan & James Wong (the "Final Destination" film series), and a ton of directors like Michelle MacLaren ("Game Of Thrones"), Allen Coulter ("The Sopranos", "Boardwalk Empire"), etc.

Fred.

all the shows you named nothing but GOAT's i'll have to check it out.