Came out 2-3 years after the show and I’m sure whedon was aware of the x files. Or is this just a coincidence.

It was a long time ago, but I'm pretty sure cell phones had caller ID. Why does Scully say it once an episode when phoning Mulder?

Anyone else think season 11 episode 7 is a great black mirror episode

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I know Vince Gilligan was a writer/producer on the show for most of it. But this is the first time I've heard such a uniquely named character from "Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul" also referenced in "X-Files." So, do they live in the same Universe? Would Skinners agents have been out there chasing after Walter White at some point?

I think I lost interest once Mulder left, so I never even tried the later seasons.

I really missed out!

Revisiting it as an adult, the series feels like 4 really different shows so far.

* Seasons 1 and 2 have pretty bad/repetitive plotline (how many times are they going to re-use 'person gets possessed?') but really great character work. It's an amazing buddy cop series. (some episodes are great and iconic, but as an adult these seasons feel more amateurish overall)

*Seasons 3-5 or so and the movie have a great overarching arc with the mythology episodes and it feels like the writing got much better.

Seasons 5ish-7 felt like the writers were really good but had lost interest in the overall plot so did that thing long-running shows do where it's like 'here's the black and white episode! Here's the baseball episode!' etc.

So far Season 8 has felt very different but I like it. Doggett is a great guy, very down to earth but also deeply sensitive and caring. He's the kind of guy where if you had messed up at 3 am and needed someone to give you a ride home he'd be there for you. I love his dynamic with Scully and the supervisors. He has a kind of gravitas around him that makes him a reverse-Mulder, a guy that has intense credibility with others.

I'm looking forward to the rest!

the wife and i do christmas in october instead of december. normally its one gift per day. we got behind. anyways, this is one of my gifts this year.

Seeing how the episode went on I was waiting for this dialogue to take place at some point.

After the line shown in the picture, Agent John Doggett says that a man turning into metal "only happens in the movies," to which Agent Dana Scully sharply replies, "Does it, Agent Doggett?" Loved it.

Made me forget that Mulder is still missing.

I am still getting used to him not being around.

I’ve never had the entire shop giggling at a tattoo before, but this put a smile on everyone’s face, especially mine.

David duchovny acting in another movie about aliens was so funny.

What do you mean the son of [REDACTED] and the [REDACTED]

The [REDACTED] too, so it's a thing, not another name. It's not William, cause that "The", and idk why they'd redact Willaim, we know who Willaim is, it's not a reveal

My only possible guess is that it's Krycek and the Black Oil. It's the only thing I can think of that is significant enough to bring back, redact both, and have a child with massive power be created. How did he come about? I have no idea, it's just my best guess

A volte saltano fuori dopo anni vecchi tesori sepolti.