I legit cannot wait until we hit ep 1 of season 10, so I can see everyone's reaction to Mulder's 9/11 Was An Inside Job theory.

FOUND HER: Leyla Harrison

God, I loved Bambi.

Okay this is going to drive me insane. She was an FBI agent, assigned to work with either Mulder or Big Dogg in a single episode, post season 6. She had memorized every X-Files case and geeked out about it. I feel like she had either blonde or red/orange hair.

Okay I remember there being a very short-lived fifth Scully, as in she was in one episode, where she was opposite I think Mulder, and her main thing was that she was a huge X-Files fangirl. We all really liked her, and she never again appeared on the show. Do you guys have any idea who this characte...

I did see s10e03 back when it first aired, it's a fantastic ep. I think I have a post about it much earlier in this thread. We slogged through a bit more of season 9 the other night. It is just absolutely excruciating. My favorite shot right now was Agent Scully standing directly next to Agent Scull...

I can do Thursdays now too.

We did not survive season 9. We just can't make it through this. Enthusiasm is still very high for beloved character Agent John "Big Dogg" Doggett, but the show continues to shoehorn in Mulder more and more, and Scully's storyline has completely fallen apart. Her going through the pregnanc...

For All Mankind has been pretty weak this season. It sounds insane to say but I do not give a fuck about Mars, it's just the desert, but red. There's nothing interesting to do there. With the moon, everything in zero G was absolutely gripping and the very limited resources made for some real genuine...

I watched Lifeforce (1995) on a lark, because I remember always being curious about the VHS box at the video rental store as a kid. Turns out this movie fucking owns. It's by the director of the Poltergeist, the story is fairly nonsensical, the effects are fantastic, and it's fun. I think the only t...

Not really sure how to do a poll with this forum, but the next step might be seeing what days we're most free.

I'd guess Monday night or Wednesday night would probably be the most likely bets.

Ugh, I did not care for that finale. This felt a lot lot lot like an idea some kind of Berman-style jagoff had and made the show execute on. Really clanged with everything they've built throughout SWN so far. I looked into some of the behind-the-scenes stuff, and sure enough, "from the start&qu...

Normal Gossip - Been getting a kick out of this after Oxi introduced me. The host and a guest just disguise the names in the juiciest gossip they can think of, and let it rip. Dungeons & Daddies - I caved and agreed to listen to this at my brother's urging. It is incredibly good. I am a fool fo...

I watched the first season of From Gods the writing is so terrible it's amazing. This is like an accidental Twin Peaks. Yeah, this is kind of what made me like it. It's bad enough that it makes weird-ass, head-scratching choices, and it's pretty funny. There's this part where the wife notices that,...

I watched the first season of From , starring Harold Perrineau (Michael from Lost), in which they just do Lost again. A generic guy and his generic family get stuck in a purgatory, where they can never leave the tiny 4-building town, just as with everyone there. At night, creepy, put-together people...

Regarding SNW, I enjoyed this latest storybook ep quite a bit. It’s like, what would be one of the worst TOS episodes done very well. I really like that they are embracing every weird-ass, embarrassing thing TOS did and championing it. It’s the same in-spirit celebration of the source material that ...

Was listening to an interview with one of the Enterprise writers on TGD the other day and this stuck out to me: ⋅  Rick Berman described to the writer’s team that Voyager had gotten “too sterile” and “had too much technobabble” and that he wanted to bring back Kirk-style swashbuckling to t...

It was Demogοrgon/xalkavia, guys. Please move on.

I'll check it out, thanks for the heads-up.

The only good TNG episode is the one where the starship Enterprise encounters a haunted temple in space and it turns the ship into a temple, and Brent Spiner plays like 4 increasingly insane characters.

Yeah it sucks pretty hard. Not as bad as Fett, but it's certainly up there.