The simultaneous terror and monotony of paranoia was very well done, but awful for long-term growth and development.
Yeah, there is kind of...only one place you can be with that. You can't go anywhere else.
And for, you know, not wanting to turn off the tv and go chug bleach.
This too. Eventually I was like, "...I'll come back when you get the proof you've been looking for."
And then Doggett and Reyes happened, and nothing was ever canon again.
Reyes was actually kind of a redeeming feature for me. I skipped S8 (Scully pregnant = no), but I came back for S9 because I thought she was kinda fun. I wish they had just ended XF in S7, and done a Doggett- and Reyes-centered spinoff that was just about them investigating MOTWs. I would've watched that.
If only they'd done more episodes involving Mulder getting drugged and chasing after trailer-park vampires... those were the days.
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Date: 2011-10-15 04:02 am (UTC)The simultaneous terror and monotony of paranoia was very well done, but awful for long-term growth and development.
Yeah, there is kind of...only one place you can be with that. You can't go anywhere else.
And for, you know, not wanting to turn off the tv and go chug bleach.
This too. Eventually I was like, "...I'll come back when you get the proof you've been looking for."
And then Doggett and Reyes happened, and nothing was ever canon again.
Reyes was actually kind of a redeeming feature for me. I skipped S8 (Scully pregnant = no), but I came back for S9 because I thought she was kinda fun. I wish they had just ended XF in S7, and done a Doggett- and Reyes-centered spinoff that was just about them investigating MOTWs. I would've watched that.
If only they'd done more episodes involving Mulder getting drugged and chasing after trailer-park vampires... those were the days.
If only...sigh...