Gillian looks old, but she looks great in Hannibal, maybe is the wig. Great trailer.
First the Lone Gunmen and now this... What's next, Cigarette Smoking Man is alive?
Scully's phone just shows "Mulder". She didn't even care enough to put his first name in the contact field.
Why is this new show trying to hurt me with their break up? Why?
	Was that an Observer from Fringe at the :30 mark of the trailer?
Cynical industry journalists turned into gawking fanboys at the MIPCOM television trade fair on Tuesday night when Fox screened — in its world premiere — the first episode of the hotly anticipated return of The X-Files.
Those credits were on 202 episodes. They belong on these next six.
	Was that an Observer from Fringe at the :30 mark of the trailer?
MIPCOM: New 'X-Files' Wows at World Premiere
edit - sorry, didn't see this was posted in another thread.
That photoshop looks awful, but I want.
Oh shit, I'm buying this. I've never upgraded a DVD boxset to blu-ray before, but for X-Files...
You guys missed out. Fox had it for $150 when it was first announced. No tax, free shipping, nothing is going to beat that.
https://www.foxconnect.com/x-files-collector-s-box-set.html
Maybe keep an eye on it though in case they reduce it again.
Prominent TV critic Alan Sepinwall has posted his review of the new series.... and it's not good.
In fact, he seems pretty damn negative about most of it to the point that he practically recommends just skipping the first episode altogether.
That's disappointing to hear, especially since the first episode is the one that's going to get the football boost in the ratings.
Episode 3. It's supposed to be really good.I hope they have a goofy episode in the 6.
She keeps calling Mulder for tips and his opinion and each time she does he's doing something dumb. I'm fairly sure he's watching a UFO porno in on scene as the sounds of the video he's watching all but confirm it.
I hope they have a goofy episode in the 6. Some of the best X Files episodes were ones that weren't taking the idea too seriously.
One I can think of is the one where Dana is on vacation, or trying to take one, and gets drawn into a bizarre case. She keeps calling Mulder for tips and his opinion and each time she does he's doing something dumb. I'm fairly sure he's watching a UFO porno in on scene as the sounds of the video he's watching all but confirm it.
Finally gave in and got myself this one
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Watched Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose and the image quality really is something else, I never noticed Peter Boyle's nose hair before...
I can't believe it's just a few days away.
SO CLOSE.
Space is airing a bunch of X-Files favourites, so I'm PVRing a lot of them and hoping to watch several before Sunday's premiere. They're all in HD, which will be better than my standard def DVDs.
I hope the football game won't go late and screw up my PVR-ing of the premiere.
I don’t know what to say about “My Struggle” (perhaps a reference to the Hitler manifesto of the same name, or the Norwegian autobiographical opus by Karl Ove Knausgaard, although the episode does little to point at either), because I barely understood what happened in it. Chris Carter long ago lost the thread of his “mytharc” for The X-Files, which was initially about a planned alien colonization but morphed into five other related things. “My Struggle” does nothing to clear things up, and it does even less to revitalize Mulder’s ardor for his work. Duchovny, perhaps shell shocked after years of making the drearily sexist Californication on Showtime, sleepwalks through the premiere and gives the usually energetic McHale little to work off of. “My Struggle” feels like it’s trying to catch up to all of contemporary TV’s new cinematic flourishes (which The X-Files helped spark in the 1990s), but its visuals are muddled and its wide-ranging plot idiotic.
Just sat down to watch The Truth in what was the first time in a very long time.
It wasn't as bad as I remembered. I still think the weird Mulder visions of the dead felt awkward and out of place but I get that Chris Carter wanted to shoe-horn them in somehow, but it was clumsy.
They do a decent job of summarizing the alien conspiracy but most people I know who were watching the show at the time still didn't understand what was going on. It's fairly straightforward but over the course of nine years the show throws so many curve balls at the audience I can understand why people would still be confused.
There are characters who I had completely forgotten had shown up in the finale. Marita Covarrubias showing up - lol, I love that name.
I was never a big fan of the super soldier story in the past couple of seasons and I found their contribution to the overall conspiracy to be kind of redundant as the aliens already had the shape-shifters as enforces on Earth. The super soldiers would have made more sense if they were part of a program to actually prepare to fight the aliens in 2012. Some of that really got muddled and I'm not sure what happened to the shape-shifters at a certain point. I guess I need to go back and watch the mythology episodes over again.
Also, Doggett rolls up the "I Want to Believe" poster after the office is cleaned out and takes it with him. In the previews the poster almost appears to be in the same place before it's rolled up.