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posted by irena83

The second season of the science fiction television series The X-Files commenced airing on Fox Broadcasting Company (Fox) in the United States on September 16, 1994, concluded on the same channel on May 19, 1995, and contained 25 episodes.

Production

The season premiere was re-written for David Duchovny—his version of "Beyond the Sea"—that would make Mulder question himself and his beliefs. Instead of Puerto Rico, the original location was supposed to be Moscow, Russia. Series creator Chris Carter wanted to film the episode there, but was not able to secure arrangements. The discrepancies...

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The X-Files Season 1

posted by irena83

The first season of the science fiction television series The X-Files commenced airing on Fox Broadcasting Company (Fox) in the United States on September 10, 1993, concluded on the same channel on May 13, 1994, and contained 24 episodes. In the first two seasons, executive producer Carter and co-executive producers Morgan and Wong, along with other writers, helped to define the show's fledgling story arc. The "mythology", as the producers called it, was initially established as a government plot to cover up anything pertaining to the existence of extraterrestrial life, and Mulder's attempts...

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Top Ten Mulder/Scully Moments

posted by AgentXFM

I know what you're thinking: how can you pick just ten? And the truth is, you can't. There are just too many good ones. But I thought I'd give it a try anyway.

For me, good Mulder/Scully moments don't necessarily have to be hugs or kisses (although God knows I love the shippy scenes just as much as anyone else!). They can be touches, looks, words...anything, really, that demonstrates the love these two characters have for one another.

So without further ado, let's begin!

10. "Anasazi" - A sick Mulder goes to Scully's apartment and basically collapses onto Scully, who puts him to bed.

This is one...

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Mulder's Love Life

posted by lilith84

I wrote this little piece for Renegades of the FBI forum about a year ago, but it still is my opinion :) Originally it had a bit more colorful language, but I replaced all the F words with others ;)

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I was toying with an idea for his post for a while now. It came to me after watching a scene from episode “3” All those years ago, when I watched the episode for the first time, I hated it. But it’s been a while since then. I grew up, started thinking a little different. Few weeks ago I watched a music video on youtube about David Duchovny, and there was the “3”...

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Fanfiction: Realise [NC-17]

posted by lilith84

A/N. This is my very first fan fiction, so be gentle, okay? It was written for a personal challenge for House of David Duchovny forum.

I want to thank my beta, Smirkity for willingly reading and correcting my mistakes. English is not my firts language, but I tried my best.

Disclaimer: Mulder and Scully don't belong to me and I don't get any money from this. Mulder and Scully belong to CC and company and he gets all the money from this. But at least with me, they have a little fun :)

Mulder sat in his office leaning back on his chair, his eyes closed. His thoughts were on Scully, just like they...

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Why did the chicken cross the road, X-Files style!!!

posted by ebathory

Ok, I did not write this myself, and have been unable to find out who did (if you know, please let me know!) but I have a feeling it was a group effort. I remembered reading these YEARS ago - and laughing my ass off - and thought I'd look them to share with you. Enjoy!

Q: Why did the chicken cross the road?

A:

Fox Mulder: No government agency has jurisdiction over the chicken. The chicken is out there, Scully, and we will find it.

Dana Scully: There is a logical, scientific explanation for the chicken crossing the road. We need more evidence.

Walter Skinner: <teeth clenched> You've got 24...

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Gillian Anderson and Frank Spotnitz Celebrate “The X-Files” for Charity

posted by IBGPatricia

Please join IBG Inc. on Saturday, 14 November 2009 in Los Angeles, CA, for an afternoon to celebrate “The X-Files” series and films, while raising funds for a number of worthy charities. The Event will feature a moderated Q&A panel with in person appearances by Frank Spotnitz, Gillian Anderson and other TBA members of “The X-Files” team*.

A limited number of VIP tickets, available for $125, can be purchased here beginning September 22, 2009: link

VIP tickets to the event grant the holder front section seating, in-person autograph with participating panelists (to date: Frank Spotnitz...

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X2 REVIEW

posted by Balashi13

Dear Chris Carter,
I just wanted to give you a full report on your latest X-Files movie: Great cop story, weak X-File. I assume agents Doggett & Reyes were busy with more important things that the FBI didn't find them for this case. You had 6 years to come up with this storyline? And whose idea was it to cast Xzibit in this? We haven't seen acting like that since Mr. T was in the A Team! Oh, and that slam on President Bush and J. Edgar Hoover. I'll make you a deal: you and Gillian and David keep us safe from little green alien invaders and let real men protect us from the scum that inhabit this Earth! As I see it you have only one more chance to produce and write an X-File that we fans can really enjoy or you are going to have to put this puppy to bed. For good! Don't get me wrong. Me and the one other person in the theater really enjoyed the show. It's just maybe you can give X3 a little more thought!!!

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X-Files Poems I Wrote...:)

posted by BeSafe

Okay so here are some cute little acrostic poems I wrote for the X-Files, I hope you enjoy...:)

X-FILES

(e)Xtremely sensitive

Files

Involving

Leads pertaining to

Extraterrestrials investigated by special agents

Scully and Mulder

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MULDER

Mulling over often

Unexplainable occurrences,

Looking for otherworldly answers that cant be

Denied, knowing all the while that around

Every corner ridicule awaits, but having the courage to continue

Regardless in a never ending search for the truth

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SCULLY

Searching for earthbound answers...

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Who can come up with a good story...

posted by tbiddle

To say that I was disappointed in the latest X Files movie would be an under statement. However, I will say that it was great to see Mulder and Scully again... But, the bittersweet sense that I was handed a plateful of empty promises looms in my mind. This movie was a far cry from what it should have and could have been! (And I respect those who loved it...this is not a film bashing rant!)

After much deliberation with myself and my partner, also a huge fan, I was thinking that perhaps C Carter needs some inspiration from people who actually care about these characters? And perhaps some semblance...

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Is the Truth Out There? Inquiring Minds Want to Know

posted by stachesnmullets

About a month ago, my friend Joel and I decided we were going to rent and watch all nine seasons of The X-Files in preparation for the second movie, which comes out this Friday, July 25th.

Since The X-Files came out while I was in college, and since I spent most of my college career in class, at parties, or drunk and writing sad poems about my failed relationships, I didn’t have time to watch TV and didn’t appreciate the show’s brilliance until the late 90s, when I was living in Paris. Unbeknownst to me my father, a person I’d be hard-pressed to describe as “culturally savvy” (we’re...

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Season 4

posted by irena83

Season 4, Episode 1: Herrenvolk

Original Air Date—4 October 1996
The continuing search for Jeremiah Smith leads Scully to uncover encrypted data files whose purpose is not yet known. Being closely hunted by an unknown assassin, Jeremiah leads Mulder to a secluded farm in rural Canada while men in suits determine Mrs. Mulder's fate.
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Season 4, Episode 2: Home
Original Air Date—11 October 1996
The remains of an infant suffering from an uncharted amount of birth disabilities are uncovered in a field in rural Home, Pennsylvania. The...

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The X files Season 6 Field trip

posted by irena83

"Field Trip" is the twenty-first episode of the sixth season of the science fiction television series The X-Files. The episode first aired in the United States and Canada on May 9, 1999 on the Fox Network, and subsequently aired in the United Kingdom on Sky1. Frank Spotnitz came up with the story and John Shiban and Vince Gilligan wrote the teleplay. The episode was directed by Kim Manners.
In the episode, a mystery involving two skeletons leads the agents on a journey in which nothing is quite as it seems. The episode was generally well-received by fans and critics alike. The episode is a monster-of-the-week...

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X-Files behind the scenes: “Science Probability” not Science-Fiction

posted by alebuddha

Dean Haglund (image credit: www.deanhaglund.com)

UFOs, Aliens, Ghosts, Shadow People, and other paranormal investigations were the focus of the popular series, The X-Files. In a recent interview with Dean Haglund, who played the character Richard “Ringo” Langly, he shared with me that there may be more truth to the show than most believe.

Haglund’s character, Ringo, was part of a hacker/conspiracy group called the Lone Gunmen. They were originally only going to be part of one episode. However, the reaction by fans in the X-Files online newsgroups was overwhelming, so they became a permanent...

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X-files 2 !

posted by starrynightnf

Anyone else out there as anxious as I am to see another X-Files movie?? I believe that just enough time has passed that people would welcome it. *I hope, I hope*

Bring on number 2!!!!! :P

annnnnnnnnd I don't think that really needs anything else. lol.

~Les

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Is the Truth Out There? Inquiring Minds Want to Know

posted by stachesnmullets

About a month ago, my friend Joel and I decided we were going to rent and watch all nine seasons of The X-Files in preparation for the second movie, which comes out this Friday, July 25th.

Since The X-Files came out while I was in college, and since I spent most of my college career in class, at parties, or drunk and writing sad poems about my failed relationships, I didn’t have time to watch TV and didn’t appreciate the show’s brilliance until the late 90s, when I was living in Paris. Unbeknownst to me my father, a person I’d be hard-pressed to describe as “culturally savvy” (we’re...