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Scully? Marry me.

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Well I have been putting this off for a while because really I can't figure out how words can really express just how amazing of a show this is. I th ...

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Well I have been putting this off for a while because really I can't figure out how words can really express just how amazing of a show this is. I think I was 11 or 12 when the Pilot first aired. I didn't watch the show then because I was afraid of it after I saw episodes like "The Jersey Devil" and "Born Again" when they first aired, which is really funny because theses are some of the tamest episodes to me now. So unfortunately I wasn't quite ready or prepared for the X-Files during it's running. Later I remember watching TV one Saturday and there was a Chris Carter double feature. First "Jose Chung's From Outer Space" and then the Millennium episode "Jose Chung's Doomsday Defense". Both episodes had me in tears laughing at the dark humor.I later found out that FX had an episode every night at 9 and so every night for an entire summer I got to watch an episode and I quickly became immersed in the mythology of the alien conspiracy. Some of the most memorable episodes for me from this period are "Bad Blood", "The Host", "Darkness Falls", "E.B.E", "Little Green Men", and countless others. I quickly became a fan but I had yet to see every episode and I avoided watching it new airings for fear of spoilers. So I began to buy the seasons on DVD. Over two years I was able to purchase and watch every episode. Interesting to me was the fact that I had already seen most of the episodes through syndication but there were many that I hadn't.Anyway enough about my history with the show. The elements of the show that I think make it a great are simple. Likable characters, psychopathic bad guys, enough dark comedy mixed in with the horror and drama to give the viewer a healthy balance. The writer's of the show have a wonderful talent of leaving certain stories hanging only to the extent that does not make the viewer feel betrayed but wanting to watch more.The X-Files defined an era of television and opened the way for other Sci-Fi related shows as well as helping define the crime drama shows that are all over the place now. If the 60's/70's gave us Trekkies for decades on, the 90's gave us the X-Files which will continue to create X-Philes for decades on in suit.

It's been a great ride.

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What can one say? The X-Files will forever be remembered as a true hit TV show, and a breakout accomplishment for Fox. Its survived cast changes, lo ...

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What can one say? The X-Files will forever be remembered as a true hit TV show, and a breakout accomplishment for Fox. Its survived cast changes, location moves, ups and downs in ratings, and years of airing. I think I speak for everyone when I say that it has been a thrill. Chris Carter has created one of the most defining shows of the '90s. People that don't even watch the show know what it is, and EVERYONE knows who Fox Mulder and Dana Scully are, whether they've ever seen one episode or not. The show brought on a whole new level of TV entertainment in 1993, with its different, moody atmosphere, intriguing lead characters, and mind-bending plots. I admit, while watching most of the episodes, I thought, "This isn't very scary...", but then I payed attention to the detail and it got so good...the lighting, the sets...even when Mulder and Scully are outside (which is often), the sky is hardly ever sunny and bright, but rather dark and shadowy. The details on these things are terrific alone. And Chris Carter has also managed to create intense torture for the fans by forever dragging out the "Mulder and Scully in love" idea. People used to tune in to see when those two would kiss, and they had alot of fun with that, especially in the feature film. But a true sign of integrity for the show is the amount of truth in it. While the show is about the paranormal, and truth in it seems ironic, the show knows what the heck it's talking about. Every word from Scully's mouth is based on actual science. And unlike other FBI shows, The X-Files shows the FBI like it really is--not some tired cliche, but REAL people. And whenever someone, whether a fan or not, hears anything referring to aliens, they immediately think of little green men with small bodies, big heads, and large eyes...all courtesy of The X-Files. In short, this amazing television series has affected so many people. I feel blessed to have grown up with this show, rather than being born after it, doomed to see it in reruns. Because I got to be there for the ride...and though it was often bumpy and is now coming to its end...I can look back and say, "Hey, it was a GREAT 9 years."

Defense department covers up UFOs so they can ask for smaller budget?

10 /10

This is one of the worst TV series to ever appear. It had the most laughable plot imaginable. As if that wasn't enough, the characters and subplots a ...

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already fading from my memory - thank goodness

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In the 1990s, science fiction went through a tedious period of being Very Serious Indeed. Productions like "The X-Files" and "Star Trek: The Next G ...

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In the 1990s, science fiction went through a tedious period of being Very Serious Indeed. Productions like "The X-Files" and "Star Trek: The Next Generation" featured toned-down acting and souped-up production values, probably in an effort to escape the "cheese factor" attached to older, cheaper, and more exuberant programs such as the original "Star Trek" and "Doctor Who." Alas, the new "weighty" approach did not work for this particular viewer; watching David Duchovny drone out his lines like a heavily-medicated mannequin is not my idea of entertainment.On the plus side, "The X-Files" perhaps represented some glacial progress in terms of making American science fiction less sexist. Gillain Anderson's Dana Scully shares equal billing with Duchovny, which is, ostensibly, a big step up from the minor roles played by women in the various incarnations of "Trek." However, Scully has the rather thankless role of denying that aliens exist, even after she's seen truckloads of them. So, the male character is actually the one who is In the Know, the one who Gets Things Done. Note also that Scully is incapacitated for much of the movie, and requires rescuing. Sorry, but I think that Joanna Lumley played a much more proactive woman in the waaaay superior "Sapphire & Steel," over ten years earlier! So never mind what I said about progress.I guess any final judgment of "The X-Files" depends on what style of sci-fi you go for. Personally, I'll take Shatner's scenery-chewing and the larger-than-life villainy of Daleks and Klingons over lots of dead-boring acting in shadowy sets and the "menacing" presence of an old guy who puffs on herbal cigarettes. I don't much care for "The X-Files"'s paranoid content either; a recent article in the Boston Metro actually extensively mocked the show for typifying the ridiculous "conspiracy craze" of the last decade.By the way, this is highly derivative of "Silence of the Lambs," which even featured similar on-screen captions that told viewers where and when a scene was taking place. But Scully is no Clarice Starling, that's for sure.

Boring

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I did watch the X-Files on TV at first, but stopped after a couple of seasons because it was too depressing. Currently, I'm working my way through th ...

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"Every story needs a hero, our story has two..."

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"Every story needs a hero, our story has two...". This appears on the opening screen of one of my favourite music videos based on the X Files saga.I ...

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"Every story needs a hero, our story has two...". This appears on the opening screen of one of my favourite music videos based on the X Files saga.I agree!I started watching the X Files when I was 10 (I am 17.5 at the moment). My first episode was Home and my mum was there when I saw it. BAD way to start my experience! She freaked a bit (make that a lot) and of course never let me see another episode. But, in December 2000, I got to the video club and guess what I found! X Files tapes! I was thrilled! I took and watched each one of them. Luckily the show was still on t.v. so I became an instant addict. I already knew the plot backbone, so it was easier for me to follow all the plot-twists. I came to love the Mulder-Scully dynamic but I must admit that all the dynamics were great. (May I remind Mulder-CSM or Mulder-Krycek, or Scully-Skinner, or Bill Scully-Mulder). As most fans, I was anxiously waiting for that kiss in the movie, but that #$%@ bee ruined it. But anyway, the kiss came in triangle (even if not "real") and the romance found its way. However, the reason for watching the show was never the "relationship". I think I watched the show, because simply, it was superb. The actors, the director, the writers, the visual effects, the creepy Mark Snow music, the innovative ideas, the "mutant of the week", the Morley cigarettes, the story itself and its implications. That is what I loved in this show and that is what made me an avid X-phile!The X Files has become my personal addiction. If I am tired or need an energy boost, then I know that my tapes (71 of them!) always wait for me and the VCR is ready. When I press "play" my world is gone in an instant and the wonderful world of Mulder and Scully sneaks in and takes me completely.Now that the show is over and I have seen every episode (except some of s9 -that I don't have the courage or the wish to see), I seek my X Files drug in collecting music videos, creating videos, downloading X stuff, playing the X Files games in Playstation (Resist or Serve was amazing!!!), reading lots of fan-fiction, watching the episodes (of course), and generally trying to compensate for what is lost. I am looking forward to the next movie. I feel like I am in withdrawal and it isn't a nice feeling! I am amazed at myself for being so needy. Everyday I catch myself thinking about the show, the plot and its characters. And it is never enough. I wish I didn't need to sleep to keep doing this for as long as I can, until I get completely repelled by the idea itself. I honestly believe it, that until something happens and I hate the show, I will continue to adore it and treasure it to the extreme until the day I am gone. My love will never fade, if it has to end, then it will end abruptly. Favourite episodes of all times, include all the Mytharc ones, and especially Duane Barry, Ascension and One Breath of s.2, Anasazi, Blessing Way and Paperclip of s.3, Tunguska and Terma of s.4, the Redux trilogy, the movie, Triangle and the Sixth Extinction trilogy.The last episode had a non-happy end! I don't believe any of the X-Philes was truly surprised at that since no one expected closure. On the contrary everybody secretly wished for reasons to keep the show going. The Truth leaves untouched questions, answers some of the existing ones and creates more! A true X Files episode. As David Duchovny said once in an interview, "Mulder can never find happiness, he is a questing hero". After 9 years (12 now!)I am sure that this applies to Scully too and that we all want the heroic quest continued!Nicole XXX

Addictive

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Forget alcohol, this absolutely incredible show is quite possibly more addicting. The acting is to say the least amazing, and the characters are so ...

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Really one of the coolest shows around

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The X-Files is one of the best shows ever. The show has great episodes dealing with something paranormal and/or conspiracy. The characters have a gr ...

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One of the best shows on television

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According to my friends, I am not a true X-phile (don't ask why). Oh well. The X-Files ranks as one of the most intelligent and brilliant shows on ...

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An epic series, in more ways than one.

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I started watching the X Files years ago, catching an episode here, an episode there. And I have to say that most of the underlying conspiracy plot ...

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I started watching the X Files years ago, catching an episode here, an episode there. And I have to say that most of the underlying conspiracy plot was lost to me as a result. Consequently, I rated the show as OK, but nothing special. Something to watch if you happened to turn the TV on and it was playing, but not something to actively seek out.However, I recently acquired all 9 seasons and set about watching them, in order, from start to finish, at about a rate of an episode a day. I have to say it all makes a lot more sense now. The conspiracy theorie's "on-off is it-isn't it" nature makes for confusing twists and turns which is exactly what it is supposed to do.I can't really say whether the earlier seasons are better than the later ones or not. When you watch that many episodes over a few months they all seem much the same in terms of quality. There are standout episodes just as there are the odd turkeys, but overall the quality is good and fairly consistent.What most people don't get, I think, is that the show became less about the conspiracy theory and weirdness and more about Mulder and Scully as the seasons rolled by. Perhaps this was why it was such a shock when Mulder vanished at the end of season 7 and was replaced by Doggett and Reyes. I too, was inherently antagonistic towards them but, I am very glad to say, they do grow on you. But the two seasons they were in were not really enough for you to get to know them intimately, as you did Mulder and Scully.The show was filled with memorable characters such as CSM and the Lone Gunmen. Special episodes gave you an insight into these recurring characters and how they came to be who they are. Indeed, the Gunmen got their own show, albeit only for a run of thirteen episodes (unlucky for them!). Other characters like Gibson Praise, The Alien Bountyhunter, Pusher, Tooms and Agent Harrison also recurred and were pleasant enough to watch whenever they were on screen. Old faithfuls, if you would.I've become, from an indifferent beginning, a definite fan of the show. It was a shame to watch the final episode and think that it was over, but here's hoping they make a couple more movies. I think it's probably a foregone conclusion that they will, since the ending of the show was left wide open with unresolved issues. But maybe that's what was intended, that the ending be a non-happy one. Only time, and another movie (or series) will tell.

An intelligent and inspiring look into the human imagination

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It is unfortunate that I became a fan of this series 8 years after it was created. I look at TV these days with disappointment and boredom most of ...

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It is unfortunate that I became a fan of this series 8 years after it was created. I look at TV these days with disappointment and boredom most of the time since most television drama series/movies deal with one of three genres: law, medicine, or science fiction. At first glance, The X-Files would seem to fit into this trend. However, its uniqueness is that it fits into all three of these categories plus a fourth and most important one: human imagination. This is what makes The X-Files one of the most intelligent and most important shows on television today. After all of these years, it is still one-of-a-kind. It forces us to think, to imagine, and to hope. I can't say that about too many other shows at the present time.I have heard several complaints from many people about the past few years of this show: The writing seems to have deteriorated, the loss of David Duchovny hurt the show, one never seems to find out anything from the show (and on the opposite end, we've found out too much from the show), and it has worn out its welcome. I disagree with all of these. The writing is as good as ever (This year had excellent shows; check out Redrum, This Is Not Happening, and the two-part season finale for a peek.). David Duchovny leaving the show may be a blow to fans, but I think Robert Patrick has done a terrific job in stepping in so late in a series. The acting is as good on that show as it has ever been. As for what we have learned from the show, I think that if one expects to be content with knowing why things that happened on the show happened, he is missing one of the major points of the show. The show is half the story; your imagination is the rest. Chris Carter has found that happy medium ground of saying enough but not too much. And I for one should be proof that the show has not been on too long. It is still finding fans (old and new). Those of you who have shied away from the show are missing out on truly great television.My favorite show is the third episode from the sixth season: Triangle. The show was wonderfully written and brilliantly acted. Any new fan should check this show in particular out.The truth is out there. The X-Files is still a terrific show after 8 years, and I am anxiously awaiting what is to come.

The most intricately perfect work of art.

10 /10

I find it hard to comment on The X- Files because it simply transcends words. It's an intelligent masterpiece, an epos of beautifully complicated sc ...

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Quite simply the best television show ever

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"The X-Files" is the show which re-defined television, and in a few years time it will become known as THE show of the 90s. First of all, don't thin ...

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It's been a great ride.

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What can one say? The X-Files will forever be remembered as a true hit TV show, and a breakout accomplishment for Fox. Its survived cast changes, lo ...

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This story never ends...

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I was 17 years old when TV4 broadcast this show for the first time in Sweden back in 1994. Back then I had a big geeky interest in UFO:s and the para ...

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Roxxana

Oldie but a goodie!!!

grantimus01

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polferis

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darkharvest

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BCBirdie

Where's Season 11?????

s11 e3 vidzi.tv/mfh0aubaqfxp.html

melabones36

The S11E1 was awesome was waiting so long for more. Thanks Tonia302 for the link. The site didn't have any up yet and couldn't find any links online.

Raycelim96

No words can describe

Alexrusiniak2000

Love it. is there going to be season 11?????

Silverdragon000

wait.... season 10 ep 6 is last one? wheres the rest??? because its huge cliffhanger at end of ep 6.

octsss

This is a special series. Even after so many years episodes are very attractive.

sahamat

Fantastic

durantula

best show ever!!!

Sasanka

No review needed. It's X FILES !!

Mike54

Probably one of the best, cleverest and funniest episodes ever. The plot is brilliant and well acted by all concerned.

huggyB

7 /10

Only up to ep3 has been uploaded... still waiting for rest of em ... pls update me once the rest of the episodes are up ....

Scullbag

Should I be writing this review? I'm not so sure because I'm absolutely smitten with this tv show. It's by far my favourite tv series and to me, one of the best ever created. What do you want to see? Sci-fi, Mystery, Drama, Comedy, Crime, Romance, a Parody maybe? It has it all. A journey about human nature and faith, about values, about life and death, all wrapped up in a fairytale of the truest sense. Sometimes gruesome and grotesque, some others whimsical or romantic, it is always about the m