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Another solid episode! Good stuff, buddy

This was one of those perfectly fine middling episodes. It never goes into classic territory for me. The ending with Mulder nearly shooting Scully was very intense but made me feel weird as a fan. I think it was an interesting idea that just never clicked with me. I recall the sequel episode being better, but I could be wrong. Drink up some hot tea and take the next game in silence! haha!

The wrap up of this 2 parter is another highlight of the series as we get most of the major players involved; Smoking Man, Krycek, Lone Gunmen, Skinner, the entire Syndicate, young Bill Mulder and even a Michael Buble cameo as a young actor. That ending with Krycek, finally being rid of the oil but trapped along with the UFO, is definitely haunting. A great episode as we get to learn quite a bit more about the UFO and Syndicate’s secrets and the all star cast that delivers a tight story that flies by. Side note: Sorry I'm not able to join the discussion on The Walking Dead, I just have way too much on my plate to start another series right now. Also, I only made it to like the half way point in that series until I stopped watching it. I won't spoil anything but if you've already seen it previously, you may already know what episode I dropped it, LOL! I've had a few friends try their best to get me to finish it but I just can't do it, I got my reasons.

Awesome start to season two, and I was absolutely floored when I saw what happened to Carl at the end of this episode when I first watched years ago. It was that long ago that I forgot Carl got shot and I was floored again!

Very, very good episode! How creepy was the eye effect when someone was infected? Loved this one ❤️

Decent episode! Not quite as good as the next one, Piper Maru, though!

Great idea to include a scene or two of Candace, possibly with Jenner showing their pre-apocalypse life and how Candace came to be bitten, that would've been fantastic and would've made Jenner more human and made the audience feel more empathy towards him. A superb first season and a brilliant series of videos, buddy. Well done 👏

Good episode but it's all build up so it doesn't play as well on its own. It's such a busy episode, this felt more like work, in a good way, and less excitement. It all wraps up well, hard to judge these multi episode arcs on their own really. This is my favorite time of year, busiest but fall / Halloween is my highlight of the year. Happy Anniversary! 32 is excellent!

I know Bill Paterson from an episode of Psych where he also played a detective lol Also this episode reminded me of some of Ted Dekker’s thrillers. Also you are thinking of William Peterson!

Bobbie Phillips (Dr. Bambi) was the most beautiful guest star ever on The X-Files.

Such great characterisation and performances in TWD, particularly in these early seasons. I'd actually forgotten about the CDC aspect of the storyline, so I'm very much looking forward to watching the Season One finale next week.

Man, one of my biggest fears is cockroaches, so I always wince when I see them in films and tv shows! Very good episode that I enjoyed.

Another awesome episode. I think people forget how incredibly good The Walking Dead was! Another very sad moment when Amy died, I had tears in my eyes. Very powerful stuff indeed.

A very strange episode! Everything upside down and not right and even Scully smoking was a what the fuck moment! Always interesting, though.

love that epizode pretty funny

Loved it but I wasn’t fond of how they tried to lead us to believe Mulder was the killer since it was just a waste of time and he could have been better utilized. However, the ending with the killer reveal is really great and well executed. A cool episode and I dig any bits of gargoyles in film and tv.

Really, really excellent episode. I nearly cried when Rick saw Carl for the first time! Fantastic character development from the get-go that just gets better as the series goes on.

I enjoyed watching Scully wrestle and return to her faith.

The main mystery with deaths is fine but it’s the cosmic effects that are the best parts of this one. It does however make everything feel very weird and out of place. I like the episode but it almost made me uneasy and I had to watch the next episode immediately to clear my palette. Still a good one.

This is such a cool episode! It has this whole different attitude than a lot of episodes. I really love the darkly intimate aspects of this episode on top of the emotions being felt for Scully's disappearance. This episode is like an episode of falling off ones wagon and finally hitting rock bottom, but not succumbing to the entirety of the darkness.

This episode is super fun! I like the aspects of mind control and brainwashing through technology and subliminal messaging. Tinfoil-hatty but it feels like it was foreshadowing a lot of future technologies that many companies have researched and attempted to create to control people through psychologic theory. We know now how deep psychological manipulation goes with corporations nowadays with entertainment and social media. Maybe not to the level of some MK Ultra stuff but the addictive and manipulative qualities of modern tech can't be understated.

The Host is one of the creepiest XFiles episodes! I love it so much! It's so weird and gross lol. I have never been a big fan of Home which most fans consider the creepiest and grossest episode of XFiles, but I think the Flukeman is weird weirder and more disgusting. Growing up my sister and I really loved the Flukeman and we would freak each other out pretending to be him lol. Godzilla Minus One is absolutely amazing. One of the best monster movies ever. One of the best scifis. And overall one of the best cinematic experiences I have had. I also had no idea Darin Morgan, who played the Flukeman, was so integral to the show in later episodes and seasons!

Fantastic two-parter! Really well and truly into its stride at this point! David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson were made to play these roles ❤

Awesome episode! I'd almost forgotten how good these early episodes actually were!

Yet another favorite episode! I love episodes that take place out in the wilderness!

Another favorite episode of mine! Michael Horse being in this episode was so awesome!

Such a great episode, once again showing how a serious show can do comedic relief so well while still staying true to itself.

Willoughby Goddard is nothing short of masterful in The Taybor. A mesmerizing performance.

Loved seeing a young Jewel Staite! Though what a disturbing opener/episode. And seeing Mulder’s sensitive side 💔 And yeah I’m also hoping for a lighter episode soon! This season has been heavy!

I’m not being sexist” but sir, you most definitely are 😂 you have no idea what Scully is capable of handling… I did not get ‘protective’ vibes from him, only that he doubted Scully’s ability. This is probably one of the grossest episodes 😬 Also, you said this and ai agree.. it’s annoying that all those woman were considered, by themselves and others, that they were fat or overweight. What a load of crap. But that’s culture in the 90s for ya.

This episode gave me “Psych” vibes 😂 but that “psychic” is worse than Shawn. Love how Mulder got kicked out lol Also fun that this was set here in Minnesota!

How could she forget The Holiday? 😂 Sheriff Teller was so condescending and annoying lol

Lucky me has time to catch up! ;) this episode was intense! Phew I’m so glad I don’t have to wait for the next couple episodes!

Yet again another episode lifted by the level of talent and writing on the show. There’s some great interaction with all involved and again the presence of some great actors help put it over the top; Ermey is always awesome, Kenneth Welsh, I know so well from Twin Peaks and I loved seeing him pop up in this one. The storyline revolving around Scully’s spiritual faith as opposed to faith in the supernatural that Fox exhibits was an excellent idea to explore. I’ve often found it amazing that the existence of God and the spirit is always so easily dismissed while ghosts, aliens and supernatural beings are so much more accepted. Too deep to dig into but it’s fascinating. You mention ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST, that's been on my list to watch again for a while because I never got around to seeing the Ratched series on Netflix. Also, FULL METAL JACKET, proud to have seen that in the theater and was properly shook. I just recently bought the 4K on Prime Day, so I'm looking forward to that!

Awesome first video, buddy! What a great first episode that packed so much in. Great video, sir!

What a freakin great episode! Another David Nutter episode too! I'm so surprised to learn Nutter directed so many bangers! Brad Dourif totally killed it in this episode and I gotta say it's one of his very best performances! This is one of the best episodes in my opinion. I also like to think Don Davis' character as Scullys dad, along with his character in Twin Peaks, helped influence his character in Stargate SG1.

I do love these episodes but my issue is that once they're over, so little has really been revealed. This is when I think they were struggling to decide how they're gonna dole out the info and this story arc. Still exciting to watch though.

Really enjoyed your first review of the show, can't wait for you to review more!

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1-6 were great. Then it got a little too soap opera-ish for my taste. I really love watching the first episode in b&w. The special edition DVD from 2009(?) had it on there. Kinda weird they didn't include it in that nice set.

Awesome! I'm here for this! I watched until season 8 then got sidetracked. It's a brilliant show 👏

Fallen is a great episode! Every one of these episodes from Season One are just so great! This one in particular I love to rewatch every now and then without having rewatched prior episodes because I feel like it can stand alone on its own for fans of the series who have already rewatched a few times. I agree that the McGrath character would have been interesting to continue on. He was a character archetype that you don't see enough of.

Man, this episode is really creepy! Not much is freaky or scary to me in film or tv, but this episode is a weird one and ever since I was a kid it was just really strangely eerie. The atmosphere, the effects, the weird face. And you are so right, the connection with the real events of the Challenger disaster for the older viewers (I was 8 when I saw this episode during its original airing) would have been even more creepy.

Seems David Nutter directed a few episodes I really enjoy! This is one of my favorites! Season One in general has so many amazing episodes!

They manage to make it a very epic feel for this and it’s follow-up episode. If I had to complain, I do get tired of the secrets wrapped in a secret hid under a secret - all with a shadowy figure who won’t say anything other than vague tips - it all gets a little tiresome. But there’s so much good stuff in the characters and production that it’s easily overlooked. Like yourself, revisiting this series, only makes me love it even more. Loved the goof on the autopsy video, I recall the controversy and popularity of that airing on Fox back in the day. One of the original 'viral' videos? LOL! "Science will seemingly move to undermining the fabric of our existence by their meddling..." - this thought touches on how I feel about the real world we live in and how this show intentionally or not (it is in my mind) reveals the nature of the lies we're told still to this day. Back when this aired, I wasn't as skeptical or as knowledgeable as I am now but maybe this planted the seeds for me to be open to looking beyond the official stories we're always told. Upon learning "... the rest of the story" about what's in the news, we see how "science" manipulates so much of what we're told. ... deep subject but I like you touched on the essence of the idea.

Love this film and great review! Urgency alert - today 7/16/2024, for Prime Day, the 7 film Conjuring blu-ray set is only $16 !! A steal. Funny that I'm watching this video when I noticed that sale, completely unrelated, LOL!

Another great horror episode! Timothy Carhart has a wonderful creepy quality that he uses to brilliant effect in this particular episode. Season three has been my favourite so far 👌

Really enjoyed watching the whole Conjuring universe boxset with my wife, Michelle, last year. Looking forward to the next film!

Boss episode, one of the best! One of the most 'horror' episodes so far, too. Amazing work from Chris Carter!

This is a great episode that has really stuck with me throughout my life. AI is so pervasive now and it seems to have taken so many people by surprise. I like the realistic approach to the technology and the cyber world that this episode took, unlike many movies and shows of the time.