X-Philes!

A basic disinfo strategy is slathering layers and layers atop... nothing. We peel away layers of truth, and more underneath, which we peel away to find... nothing. It's all distraction. Look at my left hand, not my right hand. Whatever is *really* happening is elsewhere.

That's why I love conspiracy theories. They all go insane. A competent conspiracy is undetectable. Whatever you think is happening, something else is instead. Communists? Illuminati? Bilderbergs? Ha. If you've heard of them, they're irrelevant.

Mea culpa: I once edited a major Conspiracy Theory forum, by invitation -- I was The Voice Of Reason. Like THAT worked, sure. So here I am.
 
I've binge watched the first 10 seasons of Supernatural and as I was re-watching season one of X-files who pops up(as a pyrokinetic no less) than Crowley?

Crowley also appeared in a couple of episodes of Charmed, cool to see these people keep resurfacing.

Then again "Dean" from Supernatural is pretty much the same type of character he played in Fallen Angel.
 
Honestly, I didn't love that. But after the first three or so seasons, the mythology episodes didn't hold as much appeal for me, once I lost faith that they really had a plan.

But I guess I will be in for the next five.
 
I thought it was fantastic. Mulder got a little wacky at the end like a child off his Ritalin but they need to cram a lot of shit into 6 episodes so that's ok.
 
I was never into the show's absurdity.

CV: I used to edit conspiracy-UFO-paranormal forums. X-FILES was like comic relief there, sort of like 50 SHADES re: erotica. Ya want ridiculous plots? Call Scully & Muldur.

Are there X-Cons? Do X-junky cosplayers dress up, like Trekkies? Must be a cultural thang.
 
2 of my favs!

Gillian Anderson Talks Dave Grohl's 'X-Files' Cameo

Two decades ago, X-Files composer Mark Snow produced a compilation dubbed Songs in the Key of X: Music From and Inspired by the X-Files that included tunes by Nick Cave, Elvis Costello, P.M. Dawn and William S. Burroughs with R.E.M., among others. It also contained a cover of Gary Numan's echoey, new-wavey "Down in the Park" by some alt-rock upstarts calling themselves Foo Fighters, whose frontman was an X-Files megafan. That same year, he got the chance to appear on the show.

Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/tv/news...e-grohls-x-files-cameo-20160222#ixzz4170ownm8
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I loved every bit of it, but I do know that I am not the most critical of critics, especially when it comes to shows and books and characters that I love.
 
Oh I dont care about an ending, but seriously?

Scully automatically knows whats happening and how to fix it

The spin off mini scully/mulder actors were beyond obvious.

And how did she know that it all started with anthrax vaccines?
 
Oh I dont care about an ending, but seriously?

Scully automatically knows whats happening and how to fix it

The spin off mini scully/mulder actors were beyond obvious.

And how did she know that it all started with anthrax vaccines?

Scully only had an idea, Scully Jr. had the real idea and then they ran with it.
The spin-off was supposed to be obvious which is why I don't think that's what they will end up doing.
Anthrax vaccines have played major parts in story lines before, not all that surprising.
 
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