RogerRab wrote:10. Musings of a Joint Smoking Man
DennisMM wrote:Julia and I taped all nine seasons, but we just can't watch much past season five. Last night we went looking at a season nine episode with Annabeth Gish, just to see a guest star. We turned it off before we saw the guest and watched a different, good episode with the same actress.
Rarely has a program squandered so much goodwill among the viewing public.
Peven wrote:or the man-sized parasite-worm-being that escaped into the ocean through the sewer system in the end of the show.
RogerRab wrote:These are the winners of a poll of Best X-Files Episodes Ever (voted for by about 3 thousand x-files fans)
1. Triangle
2. Jose Chungs From Outer Space
3. Clyde Bruckmans Final Repose
4. Home
5. Bad Blood
I'd pretty much agree with that (maybe not the order, but the episodes listed are all worth being in the top 5). It's 5-10 which is a bit more difficult, I would go with
6. Post Modern Prometheus
7. Humbug
8. Je Souhaite
9. DPO
10. Musings of a Joint Smoking Man
Al_Shut wrote:Rothgar wrote:I hated Beyond The Sea. Awful episode.Ribbons wrote:![]()
Great, now you made Ribbons cry. I hope you are happy now.
MiltonWaddams wrote:I'm reading a Richard Dawkins book, recommended by Adam Balm, who says that the X-Files is scientifically irresponsible and misleading. You have two people, one who sides with irrationality and one who sides with logic. Loe and behold, the irrational side always wins. He goes on to say this is no better than a crime show where their's a white and black suspect, and it always ends up being the black one.
WillowFan wrote:MiltonWaddams wrote:I'm reading a Richard Dawkins book, recommended by Adam Balm, who says that the X-Files is scientifically irresponsible and misleading. You have two people, one who sides with irrationality and one who sides with logic. Loe and behold, the irrational side always wins. He goes on to say this is no better than a crime show where their's a white and black suspect, and it always ends up being the black one.
He was onto something there, but as soon as he made the comparison with the black suspect always being guilty, he lost the argument.
You know the theory that says 'whoever brings up the nazi's in an argument between two things, just lost that argument'? I think this just about falls into that very hole.
WillowFan wrote:The first season did indeed have more duds than any other season (even season 9). The one with those amish type people, and the one with that guy who's face had been burned by fire and was now some church leader, were really bad.
Flumm wrote:Did anyone see the fornightly X Files magazine that came out in the UK a little while ago? It had a DVD with every issue, and covered things episode by episode. As much as I loved the show growing up, I didn't really wanna have loose DVD's about everywhere, and I know at some point I'll end up buying the official DVD's anyway. And I knew if I bought one, I would have to buy all of them or none at all...
Did anyone buy it? Was it worth the purchase?
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