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I finally saw the last episode of The X-Files. Was expecting more of a clipshow than it was but still not satisfying. Forgot how much fun this show was during its first two seasons, I really doubt anyone would dare to make something as audacious now. And despite the weird suits from the early 1990s, Gillian Anderson is damn good looking. Holy smokes.
I really like Snow's music in the series, especially in the beginning and the end of the show's run. Theres some great piano work in "Release" which is at the tail end of the last season, and I can think of a lot of other music throughout, here and there.
Is there anyway I can convince you at LLL to either put more CDs in the set - or make it the first of other multiple-disc volumes? 
Trust me -- 4 discs is more than enough.
MV
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I have NEVER seen the X-Files so I downloaded the very first one and I liked it, so I guess I'll grab the season dvd sets and watch them. The music was good in that episode.
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I think the La-La guys have enough on their plate, why don't we wait til the set is out, or at least til it's real close when they put online the discs and the contents. I imagine these guys have so much going on, then to go through and say what's on the disc and such, heck, they may still be figuring out what's going to be on the 4 discs!!!
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Did Mark Snow do the ENTIRE series? WOW, if he did, most impressive.
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I like Robert Patrick, but the other characters (Monica, Skinner) have become so dull and unimportant it's like watching furniture.
Robert Patrick's character was a good addition to the cast, showed that he could be someone else other than the T-1000 guy, plus it was a nice reversal having Scully as the believer, something that she fought against for the majority of the seasons.
I think it was the intention of the writers to make the Skinner role more dull/boring and out of the way, they were trying to show that the x-files unit was well and truely on its own and beyond help at a higher level...plus they must have known that the series had run it's course and was not pulling the same audience figure's and buzz of its heyday...
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Nov 23, 2009 - 6:44 AM
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Robert Patrick's character was a good addition to the cast, showed that he could be someone else other than the T-1000 guy, plus it was a nice reversal having Scully as the believer, something that she fought against for the majority of the seasons.
Yes, they had a good chemistry going on. But the motivations for Scully for continuing the X-files, considering she was pregnant, didn't feel logical to me. It would have been more in line with the character to quit with Mulder gone and focus on her other career sooner. Of course they couldn't just have Dogget and Monica take over all at once, so the transition is very ackward to say the least. Also Scully hardly does anything more in season 9 than performing autopsies for their cases.
Regarding the mythology of the show, it is apparent that from the start they were just making it up as they went along. The more exposure of the secrets and plots, the weaker the house of cards got and for me it tumbled down a few times in the later seasons (especially in the season 6 finale).
Moving the show from Vancouver to L.A. also did little good IMO.
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