This crossover works so well because if this was an actual Xfiles episode it would still be one of it's less ridiculous stories. David & Gillian did so well playing the lines straight.
@@82pythons85 Yes, the X-Files was so deeply complicated and nuanced like that episode about the Indian midget who can control people from inside them. Much harder to comprehend than simply things like mathematics and physics!
@@RealBadGaming52 It's actually really hard for some actors to switch to voice acting. It is its own thing and you need to practice it to get good at it. That's why people don't like how much celebrity actors have moved into voice acting roles. Specifically, actors with little to no experience voice acting getting the parts over the voice actors that have played them for years. Not to point fingers, but the newly announced Mario movie with Chris Pratt as Mario has some people mad.
@@alexbott4121 - The X Files had a ton of appearances and injokes to The Simpsons as well. In Season Five, I think, Gibson Praise is watching The Simpsons.
The joke doesn't really land though because first, they are the X-Files, it's not their department. It's like calling a local sheriff to put down a fire in the woods. And second, it really would be the DEA that would handle a case of drug smuggling. They could of course ask the FBI for assistance but they'd be the ones in charge of the investigation.
@@yarpen26 At least on your first point, I had the same thought. In the show's universe the X-Files is its own thing, the rest of the FBI is totally handling the non paranormal cases off in the background. It's still a funny joke because you gotta love how no serious government proceedings are shown in perhaps the most famous show about government officials, but it's kind of clear the writers didn't fully think this joke through.
@@yarpen26 That's 100% true, why would highly specialized agents investigating paranormal occurrences be ordered to be in on a typical drug bust? Makes no sense.
The fact that David and Gillian did the voices for their own characters in this and just acted like it was normal in a silly ass show like The Simpsons just makes them 10x more fucking awesome.
@@purple4216 ooo I've also started watching it recently! Who is the best character in your opinion? (I mean the characters that appeared in more than one episode, like Skinner)
@@yourdadisastoner I like skinner, but my main favourite is Mulder. I am sadly very basic. I also like Scully. I like smart people and goofy people. Skinner because he does care about the safety of people.
scotty mills this is the part where Rainier Wolfcastle would be appear on his stand-up and say “that’s the joke” of course I could just send you the link to the actual video but who has time for that, right?
Funnily enough that whole monologue was improvised, they left David Duchovny in the recording booth and let him ramble about whatever he felt like, apparently he went on for two hours before running out of material
Duchovnny and Anderson poking fun at their own own show by ignoring the illegal shipment of drugs and weapons to chase down an alien witness is what makes The Simpsons writing so great!
It's pretty accurate to the real X-Files show. Mulder is relegated to working out of the basement and regarded with scorn by his fellow agents for that very reason. The sceptical Scully was only assigned to be his partner so that the FBI could disprove Mulder's theories once and for all, thereby forcing him to take on "normal" investigations.
The "Agent Mulder" photo in his badge holder (black speedo on a pink background) had me laughing so hard the first time I saw this episode when I was a kid. 😂😂😂 Ohhhh I miss those days, the days when the stuff on TV was actually funny.
It's amazing when you split these episodes up, Mulder and Scully were in it for literally less than 5 minutes, it feels so much longer when you watch a full episode 🤣 also I never understood why Mulder is in a Speedo in his identity card 🤣
Well, considering he had an addiction to porn, and actor David Duchovny was on Red Shoe Diaries prior to The X-Files. I think it's an appropriate joke.
In the episode, "Duane Barry," mulder is doing laps in a pool wearing speedos at the beginning. Im rewatching the whole series and when i saw that, it immediately reminded me of this episode. Never knew it was an actual reference. The simpsons used to be so damn good.
Mulder always seems to exude “I’m hot shit” energy on the X files, so I think it made sense he would be posing in a Speedo in his ID that he shows to everybody. It’s hilarious.
Perhaps you are correct. Or perhaps, your mind has been altered by extraterrestrial alien influences. Hmm, I know nothing anymore and am subsequently thoroughly depressed. Maybe, some exotic mysterious woman will entice me to travel to another planet or dimension.
Agreed that classic Simpsons and the X Files were among the best of best shows which will ever be produced. But the Simpsons deteriorated and became a joke after 2008!
The only backlash they got, as I recall, was Paul Fusco asking why they didn't so much as call him. Since they went and got the X-files people already and all...
Makes you wonder why Mulder & Scully are so skeptical about Homers encounter when they were literally looking at a line of aliens with him in there LOL.
lil trivia: the scene at 1:02 with the alien lineup was described by writer Al Jean as the "most illegal shot" in the show's history, as they didn't get any permission to use any of those characters - aside for the in-house character Kang/Kodos, & now Chewbacca since Disney owns Star Wars & Simpsons
I get such a cozy vibe outta this. Something from a time when people didn't argue endlessly on the internet, and each piece of entertainment wasn't endlessly scrutinized online. Something from before Twitter, facebook, 9-11. Those were simpler times. It seems like a century ago.
I wish I was born in the earlier 90s I was sadly just born in 98 I never sadly got to experience those better times but not everything about the 2000 was bad there was a lot of stuff I got into Halo gears of war call of duty Fallout battlefield like so many awesome games and then watching other movies like marvel films and TV shows were also good that the '90s didn't sadly have yet.
1:13 one of the most underrated, hilarious and clever jokes in simpsons series history. The whole episode actually was really funny but not in a dumb way
Interesting Fact: When Scully mentions a shipment of guns and drugs coming in from New Jersey and Mulder says that the FBI isn't interested in a case like that, he's right. That case belongs to the ATF and DEA.
I'm jealous lol Being born in 93 i didn't get to properly enjoy it til I was 28-29 saw a few random episodes when. I was a kid but finally binged it on Hulu must've been epic watching it broadcast on late night television
@@Vlm293 yeah, it was indeed great watching those episodes when they came out. I was born in the 1980 and X-Files started in 1993/1994. I was about 14 and watched all the 9 seasons. I never watched it again ever since and still remember some memorable episodes.
This and the monorail episode are easily my favorite "celebrity guest star" episodes of The Simpsons. Usually the normal episodes far outclass these kind, but these 2 were just brilliant.
Like how Mulder have a sexy picture of himself for his FBI id card and it's on screen for like a second. Writers of the classic Simpsons could sneak a joke anywhere.
“We were sitting in Barney’s car eating packets of mustard” lmao like I can see these yokels just crammed in a car eating mustard all drunk n stupid lmao
As a kid because of their serious tone of voice, I thought they were playing it straight. Now I'm old and I can hear the more subtle jokes and self-parody they're using. ^^
The funniest is that in the world of The X Files that might even be possible - they once had a tulpa, a Tibetan thoughtform, in the middle of San Diego County.
After watching the entirety of the X-Files I’m convinced this is canon.
I’m only on season 1 but it’s so accurate
@@Deathworm-eg5lt you were me 3 weeks ago...I’m on season 6 now 😭
@@char-_ bro you’re quick I only just started season 2
@@Deathworm-eg5lt its better to go slower than rush
@@char-_ wdym rush, like skip parts of episodes? If so then I definitely don’t do that
This crossover works so well because if this was an actual Xfiles episode it would still be one of it's less ridiculous stories. David & Gillian did so well playing the lines straight.
Remember that episode Jose Chung's From Outer Space? One of the funniest of the show 😂
Gillian Anderson would make a great voice actress
@@madgavin7568 I thought that was the worst episode when I saw it, but it seems to be popular amongst others.
@@UnchainedEruption It was deliberately made to look silly for comedic affect.
@@madgavin7568I watched that one last night😭 the mulder scream and the pie eating scene both cracked me up😂
I love that Scully just rolls her eyes and leaves Mulder there when he starts doing one of those speeches.
The Tibetan monks of Appalachia!
Most of you comprehend the X-Files about as much as a dog comprehends his reflection.
Scully actually did many ending speeches as well ;) and shes pretty good at it too.
@@82pythons85 Yes, the X-Files was so deeply complicated and nuanced like that episode about the Indian midget who can control people from inside them. Much harder to comprehend than simply things like mathematics and physics!
She looks at her wristwatch lol.
Anderson’s deadpan delivery of “Yes, it’s like a lava lamp” is one of my favorite lines.
Her line delivery is weird and deadpan for some reason, she more “livelier” In the actual show.
@@RealBadGaming52 It's actually really hard for some actors to switch to voice acting. It is its own thing and you need to practice it to get good at it.
That's why people don't like how much celebrity actors have moved into voice acting roles. Specifically, actors with little to no experience voice acting getting the parts over the voice actors that have played them for years.
Not to point fingers, but the newly announced Mario movie with Chris Pratt as Mario has some people mad.
@@RealBadGaming52 It's because she's hypnotized.
@@mrbrianandrewsmith Yeah lmao they literally say it just seconds earlier. People are slow.
@@mrbrianandrewsmith beat me too, she is supposed to be in a trance
Duchovny and Anderson obviously had a good sense of humour, agreeing to do this.
Also Simpsons was on fire back then so they got a nice pay day probably for the episode
Advertising for the show, they probably asked the Simpsons to do it. Star wars was total history then family guy brought it back from the dead
@@alexbott4121 - The X Files had a ton of appearances and injokes to The Simpsons as well. In Season Five, I think, Gibson Praise is watching The Simpsons.
Well... X-files were everywhere back then...even Casper :))
X files had many comedic episodes
They even got the cigarette smoking man in there.....
omg i didn’t even notice that
No no it was cigarette smoking man at one point
It was Cancer Man for like the first three seasons, then they changed it to "The Smoking Man"
@@patrickmoore8391 seems like you're the uncultured one since he had both names
Yep...Homer is looking at him @ 1:11
"i HARDLY think the FBI is concerned with matters like THAT" lmfao
The joke doesn't really land though because first, they are the X-Files, it's not their department. It's like calling a local sheriff to put down a fire in the woods. And second, it really would be the DEA that would handle a case of drug smuggling. They could of course ask the FBI for assistance but they'd be the ones in charge of the investigation.
@@yarpen26 At least on your first point, I had the same thought. In the show's universe the X-Files is its own thing, the rest of the FBI is totally handling the non paranormal cases off in the background. It's still a funny joke because you gotta love how no serious government proceedings are shown in perhaps the most famous show about government officials, but it's kind of clear the writers didn't fully think this joke through.
And that’s the DEA’s job, not theirs.
Dea and fbi. Isn't the dea mostly active in colombia and Mexico with so called undercover agents
@@yarpen26 That's 100% true, why would highly specialized agents investigating paranormal occurrences be ordered to be in on a typical drug bust? Makes no sense.
Mulder and Scully’s voices are so calming!
The fact that David and Gillian did the voices for their own characters in this and just acted like it was normal in a silly ass show like The Simpsons just makes them 10x more fucking awesome.
"his jiggling is almost hypnotic"
"yes, it's like a lava lamp"
lolololol
LOL if you look at Homer fat gut 1:38-1:47, it looks like its circulating
I come here for that joke. In Spanish they say: "Its like a Christmas tree". :S
Hahaha- That’s great. In the Japanese version she simply says “I don’t think he’s human” or something like that instead.
In italiano She sad "is like a creme caramel shaked"
@@ilbarbaGaming lmao.
"We were sitting in Barney's car eating packets of mustard" still a better social life than mine
Atleast he has a friend to eat packets of mustard with
Im still at eating plum sauce in a dimly lit room
@ianlaswick9505 you've got plum sauce? I havent
... or Mulders...
He’s got a friend with a car and a bunch of mustard, what’s not to love?
Do you look at the Sears Catalog
Mulder's reaction to Homer hitting on Scully... Lmao
Even the Simpsons animators knew
He's also eating seeds
Even the Simpsons knew to put in jealous Mulder 🤣
Please don't tell Marge. God I love her. I... hey a penny.
@@nicolasbedoya60 I think he might just be eating bar peanuts.
This is so much funnier now that I’m binging the X - files, 😂
Me too!! I just started watching it last week. I'm only on season 2 though. I got busy with some stuff.
@@purple4216 ooo I've also started watching it recently! Who is the best character in your opinion? (I mean the characters that appeared in more than one episode, like Skinner)
@@yourdadisastoner I like skinner, but my main favourite is Mulder. I am sadly very basic. I also like Scully. I like smart people and goofy people. Skinner because he does care about the safety of people.
@@purple4216 Just a warning guys watch the first 5 seasons then stop after your done with the first movie.
@@TheMasterQuests Does it get that bad?
I love how Homer blew up the lie detector by answering that he understood.
Matthew633 i dont think he understood thats why it exploded
scotty mills this is the part where Rainier Wolfcastle would be appear on his stand-up and say “that’s the joke” of course I could just send you the link to the actual video but who has time for that, right?
Essentially a metaphor for Homers entire intelligence 😂
That joke was kind of corny
Nevermind explosion notice how rapid it was going and Homer looked calm
These were the golden age of the Simpsons. Each episode packed minute to minute with clever references and jokes.
Right? Just one scene is packed with more hilarious dialogue than an entire season made today
Yes, yes we fucking get it now. Jesus christ, you dipshits love parroting the same moronic shit over and over
@@cristianestrada5381 moronic? But it’s the truth
@@cristianestrada5381 2 hate words before were way more agressive than a 20 words hate phrase these days.
Late golden age too
Mulder monologue at 3:35 is comedy gold and yet incredibly true to his character 😂
Funnily enough that whole monologue was improvised, they left David Duchovny in the recording booth and let him ramble about whatever he felt like, apparently he went on for two hours before running out of material
LMAO I forgot about Mulder's badge pic! Haha!
Juggalo972 😂
BRO WTF IVE SEEN THIS EPISODE SO MANY TIMES AND I JUST NOW NOTICED !!!😂😂 IM FUCKING DEAD
Juggalo972 literally came here for that!
seriously? thats like the trademark picture of the episode lol!
It's like they knew all those years ago about David's addiction.
Duchovnny and Anderson poking fun at their own own show by ignoring the illegal shipment of drugs and weapons to chase down an alien witness is what makes The Simpsons writing so great!
It's pretty accurate to the real X-Files show. Mulder is relegated to working out of the basement and regarded with scorn by his fellow agents for that very reason. The sceptical Scully was only assigned to be his partner so that the FBI could disprove Mulder's theories once and for all, thereby forcing him to take on "normal" investigations.
I like the implication that there are LEGAL shipments of drugs and weapons.
Mulder and Scully were assigned to mysterious X-Files, they wouldn’t be involved with narcotics.
@@w415800yeah it’s call pharmaceutical and weapons deliveries to Walmart
To be fair, drugs and weapons would be the responsibility of the ATF and DEA.
So Mulder isn't exactly wrong
"The unsolved mysteries of Unsolved Mysteries" always makes me laugh. David did a hell of a job here
Love how Scully looks at her watch then walks off when Mulders doing his speech lol
Human Blimp sees Flying Saucer. Best headline on the Simpsons.
I love how Scully said "Yes; it's like a lava lamp" with absolutely NO emotion
Mulder: "The jiggling is almost hypnotic."
Scully: "No ALMOST about it."
The "Agent Mulder" photo in his badge holder (black speedo on a pink background) had me laughing so hard the first time I saw this episode when I was a kid. 😂😂😂
Ohhhh I miss those days, the days when the stuff on TV was actually funny.
I dont understand why nobody uses this as an example of goods crossovers.
The Simpsons and X Files. Imagine how it was to announce it.
"What's the point of this test?"
"No point he could lose some weight"
HAHAHAHA.
Fan of the X-files and old simpson's episodes so this was perfect...
His jiggling is almost hypnotic
“Alright they’re onto us, get him back to SeaWorld”
This line will never not be funny 😂😂😂
WHOOOWHOOO!
@@rhuttrho88"who would've thought a whale could be so heavy."
Shady criminal Moe was the best
It's amazing when you split these episodes up, Mulder and Scully were in it for literally less than 5 minutes, it feels so much longer when you watch a full episode 🤣 also I never understood why Mulder is in a Speedo in his identity card 🤣
There is a scene in an episode where he is wearing red speeds.
Well, considering he had an addiction to porn, and actor David Duchovny was on Red Shoe Diaries prior to The X-Files. I think it's an appropriate joke.
In the episode, "Duane Barry," mulder is doing laps in a pool wearing speedos at the beginning. Im rewatching the whole series and when i saw that, it immediately reminded me of this episode. Never knew it was an actual reference. The simpsons used to be so damn good.
@RichardZ No, it's just a coincidencia; it's just funny. Scully was meant to also have a photo of herself in bikini, but the took it out.
Mulder always seems to exude “I’m hot shit” energy on the X files, so I think it made sense he would be posing in a Speedo in his ID that he shows to everybody. It’s hilarious.
"Ow, he bite me with my own teeth"
"Who thought a whale could be so heavy."
Some good lines in this one
I love the X files
Roswell 1947 I want to believe.
Kaospyro I believe.
Yami Pharoah im almost done with it, ready for season 12.
i love too
Eddie Perry no fuck that x files is dead hasn’t been good since the 90s. Too modern and conspiracy theory miss the old cases.
This was pure comedy!!! It was gold, it’s sad the way they kept going after being so awesome in the 90’s
Jorge Melgosa it was pretty good in the early 2000s but went downhill around 2010:
I happen to enjoy the new X-Files, having been an ardent follower for so many years. That being said, it takes intelligence to recognize intelligence.
Perhaps you are correct. Or perhaps, your mind has been altered by extraterrestrial alien influences.
Hmm, I know nothing anymore and am subsequently thoroughly depressed. Maybe, some exotic mysterious woman will entice me to travel to another planet or dimension.
@@chrismcdade8283 I think they're talking about the Simpsons
I couldn't agree more
classic simpsons. with the help of the x files. two of the best tv shows ever.
ISetYourFaceOnFire agreed
Agreed that classic Simpsons and the X Files were among the best of best shows which will ever be produced. But the Simpsons deteriorated and became a joke after 2008!
This episode is the pinnacle of the 90's TV culture.
@@johnkim7802 the simpsons became a joke after 2000, not 2008!
@@jakebiomask yes!!!
That lie detector joke never gets old
Never.
I thought he could lose some pounds lol
Classic crossover episode.
Mulder's badge haha haha and the way he says "FBI" all sexy like 😄😄😄
Moe really surprises me with his infinite side hustles
I love how Mulder doesn’t even care when he sees people randomly carrying a whale after his speech 🤣😂😂
I hope Chris Carter comes out one of this days and admits this episode is canon
I like how Mulder starts his rant at the end and it's daytime, and by the end it's dark. He's been doing it for hours potentially. Lmfao very subtle.
Best Simpsons guest stars ever.
I can't 😂😂 Mulder just broke out in a little theological speech out of no where
The fact that they showed like a 5-second shot of every alien from a bunch of different series with no story of copyright is astonishing
Also the fucking noise the whale makes
I think most of them were owned by Fox
@@skwisgarskwigelf7191 well then NVM
The only backlash they got, as I recall, was Paul Fusco asking why they didn't so much as call him. Since they went and got the X-files people already and all...
This was such a great episode. One of my favorites.
Drunk homer being sad and apologetic when he didn’t even do or say anything that bad is so fuckin cute
This is hands down, my favorite Simpsons episode of all time.
The alien line-up scene is still great after all these years. The writers apparently took a big risk with that!!
Makes you wonder why Mulder & Scully are so skeptical about Homers encounter when they were literally looking at a line of aliens with him in there LOL.
I read that they never got permission to use them, apparently it's called the most illegal shot in television.
"The evening began at the gentlemen's club, where we were discussing Wittgenstein over a game of backgammon" 🤭
I love how Homer mispronounces Wittgenstein's name.
Mr. Simpson. It’s a felony to lie to the FBI.
The unsolved mysteries of unsolved mysteries!
The following story is true and by true I mean false.
lil trivia: the scene at 1:02 with the alien lineup was described by writer Al Jean as the "most illegal shot" in the show's history, as they didn't get any permission to use any of those characters - aside for the in-house character Kang/Kodos, & now Chewbacca since Disney owns Star Wars & Simpsons
I get such a cozy vibe outta this. Something from a time when people didn't argue endlessly on the internet, and each piece of entertainment wasn't endlessly scrutinized online. Something from before Twitter, facebook, 9-11. Those were simpler times. It seems like a century ago.
Well said
I wish I was born in the earlier 90s I was sadly just born in 98 I never sadly got to experience those better times but not everything about the 2000 was bad there was a lot of stuff I got into Halo gears of war call of duty Fallout battlefield like so many awesome games and then watching other movies like marvel films and TV shows were also good that the '90s didn't sadly have yet.
People were literally arguing endlessly on the internet when this episode was aired. Who do you think comic book guy represents?
Probably the best episode of the whole show.
When they sang the song at the end w Chewbacca puts it easily in the top 10
Homer's enemy and this were the best episodes.
Best episode was when Flanders scores a touch down
That sad whale call gets me every time, lol
Still funny something like 20 years later.
Totally agree...i think its more like 25 yrs now
30 in a few years
@@Blossom44100 50 in a few decades.
I can just imagine David's glee recording the voice for this episode. He has such a wonderful dry sense of humour
2:19 I love how Mulder and Homer make the exact same expression about the spilled beer. Mulder probably related a bit too hard.
i love that there is no explanation for moe needing that whale
None of moes illegal activities are ever explained hahaha
@@eamonreidy9534 in one episode he has like ten pandas in his back room
@@a.m.7165 “Alright!! Ándele, ándele!!” That was genius, kicking the pandas out in Spanish 😂
Exactly. Its just Moe being Moe.
1:13 one of the most underrated, hilarious and clever jokes in simpsons series history. The whole episode actually was really funny but not in a dumb way
Smoking Man in the background 🤣
Interesting Fact: When Scully mentions a shipment of guns and drugs coming in from New Jersey and Mulder says that the FBI isn't interested in a case like that, he's right. That case belongs to the ATF and DEA.
Why
All right, they’re on to us! Get him back to Sea World!
OOH OOOOOOOOHHH WHOOO WHOOO whooo whoooo.....
Who knew a whale could be so heavy??? *GASP* Cheese it! The feds!
@@patrick_dy3r Ooooooh whoooo whoo whoo..
I wonder what Moe was going to do with that killer whale anyway.
@@ivantheterrible2594 whale fighting ring?
Alf’s “Yo” always cracks me up
Also nice seeing Kang (or is it Kodos) in an episode cameo that's not a Halloween episode.
You just made Marvin the Martian very angry.
X-Files. One of the best series ever created. I still remember those evenings back in the nineties. Miss those times.
I'm jealous lol Being born in 93 i didn't get to properly enjoy it til I was 28-29 saw a few random episodes when. I was a kid but finally binged it on Hulu must've been epic watching it broadcast on late night television
@@Vlm293 yeah, it was indeed great watching those episodes when they came out. I was born in the 1980 and X-Files started in 1993/1994. I was about 14 and watched all the 9 seasons. I never watched it again ever since and still remember some memorable episodes.
This and the monorail episode are easily my favorite "celebrity guest star" episodes of The Simpsons. Usually the normal episodes far outclass these kind, but these 2 were just brilliant.
Getting drunk and hitting on a FBI agent lol classic homer
Dwight Reim I'd hit on Gillian Anderson too, she's a catch.
@@Kaospyro She's in her 50's and still looking great.
Back when the Simpsons had cameos and actually drew them in the Simpsons art style rather than weirdly realistic
So many references! :D I love that episode
Like how Mulder have a sexy picture of himself for his FBI id card and it's on screen for like a second. Writers of the classic Simpsons could sneak a joke anywhere.
This was hilarious. I swear, I miss *those* Simpsons.
Likewise.
“We were sitting in Barney’s car eating packets of mustard” lmao like I can see these yokels just crammed in a car eating mustard all drunk n stupid lmao
"Whoa!...I had mustard?"
I would love to see an animated comedy series of the X-Files
I didn't understand this episode let alone the entire Simpsons that much as a kid, but as an adult, it's funny now.
"Do you understand?"
"Yes."
*BOOM*
Such a simple joke and it still makes me chuckle.
The older Simpsons episodes have such a charm to them
For years I thought this episode was a fever-dream.
that mulder ID
shaun beare he should have been in a red speedo instead
Who thought a whale could be that heavy
Whatever geez its the feds!
I love how everyone freaks out when Mulder and Scully identify themselves as FBI.
This episode was one of 4 episodes on my first Simpsons VHS tape and my favorite episode as a kid, it was just so eerie.
I know this is gonna sound weird, but when Mulder and Scully talk, it’s like ASMR.
No, doesn’t sound weird at all. Their voices are very soothing.
Homer drunkenly flirting with Scully always cracks me up
I am so sorry don't tell Marge I love her.
@@leejones8582hey a penny *THUNK*
@@leejones8582hey a penny *falls to the floor*
"where we were discussing Wittgenstein over a game of backgammon" Far out.
We were sitting in Barney's car eating packets of mustard you happy?
Are those sunflower seeds that Mulder is eating at Moe's?? 😂 Great attention to detail!!
Anybody notice Mulder peeling off the label?
Till this day the lie detector clip is one of the funniest in the series 🤣
As a kid because of their serious tone of voice, I thought they were playing it straight. Now I'm old and I can hear the more subtle jokes and self-parody they're using. ^^
1:17 IS THAT THE SMOKING MAN IN THE CORNER??!!!!!
Dylan Davis "cancer man"
Winter Thank you for correcting me
😂😂😂 yes I haven't even noticed !
like harrison ford I'm getting frantic
like sting I'm tantric
He's always there
Scully's eye roll kills me lmao
This is such a gem of late 90s pop culture.
Marge having a panic attack just for accidentally picking up a pen at the postal office is too funny🤣🤣
I love how when Scully tells Marge they're there to speak to Homer Scully has a slight smile on her face 😆
“Human blimp sees flying saucer.”
🤣
"Tibetan numerologists of Appalachia"
The funniest is that in the world of The X Files that might even be possible - they once had a tulpa, a Tibetan thoughtform, in the middle of San Diego County.
Skully: *rolls eyes*
the unsolved mysteries of unsolved mysteries!
Didnt understand as a kid i laughed anyway but now i do its still funny
They really should add that into fallout 76
The sequence with Grandpa and the turtle may be the funniest thing I've ever seen.
i like when mulder say "FBI" with intense eye contact
I love that Homer even knows who Wittgenstein is
This is more epic than The Avengers lol
Two for the price of one!!! My two favorite shows of all time together!!! priceless!!! #90s4life
1:42 His jiggling is almost hypnotic. Yes it’s like a lava lamp
Only if mulders badge was like that in the real x files XD
1:57 - 2:14 is one of the funniest moments in the episode in my opinion.
I love the running gag that Mulder has a speedo picture in his wallet.
When he said yeah and that machine blew up is a classic