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Rembrandt always has such good speeches.
This is just something I noticed about one of the characters and I wanted to share. It seems like there's a lot of episodes where Rembrandt gives another character a pep talk and I find his voice so empowering and he can really change someone's opinion? What do you all think of this? Do you agree?
u/ivebeenthrushit — 3 days ago
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S5 E11
Guess the slight reference in Remmy's dialogue.
In Jung's therms nice synchronicity.
Here is the reference:
u/Terrible-Locksmith57 — 5 days ago
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Had the distinct pleasure to meet the Professor. He lit up when I brought up Sliders.
I regret not saying more with him, but they were firm on pressing us to move along. He was super cordial, but this photo caught the moment I brought up Sliders. He just exploded with enthusiasm and I regret not asking about the episode with his imposter who tried to tag along with the Sliders at the end. The ending left me perplexed as it really seemed like the real Professor missed the slide. I couldn’t recall the name of the episode though.
Ultimately, I settled with praising him more for his Sliders role over his role in Lord of the Rings. He mentioned the petition site and I assured him that I most certainly put my name into the list in the past. It was a gem of an incredible time and I mean it when I say that he was a genuinely wonderful person to have shared a brief moment with. Hopefully I’ll have another opportunity to interact with him again.
u/jon92356 — 7 days ago
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The one thing I would love in a revival
A scene where Professor Quinn Mallory explains the principle of sliding, and then says dramatically: "... I found the gateway!"
u/BobRushy — 6 days ago
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Sometimes I think of this X-files episode, and wonder if this guy was a slider (Peter Boyle)



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"Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose" is the critically acclaimed fourth episode of The X-Files season 3, written by Darin Morgan and directed by David Nutter, featuring Peter Boyle as the titular clairvoyant who helps Mulder and Scully track a serial killer targeting fortune tellers, but predicts Mulder's own death, blending dark humor, tragedy, and mystery.
The standalone "monster-of-the-week" episode is famous for its sharp writing, Boyle's Emmy-winning performance, and its exploration of fate, earning it a place as one of the series' best.
u/CM_Shortwave — 7 days ago
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Human eyeball prop food
When the Kromaggs ate human eyeballs on the show, what food prop were the actors playing them actually eating?
u/Wanderervenom — 7 days ago
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Season 5 Quinn Mallory
I hope you understand the reference (I guess yep, cause we are average +40)
u/Terrible-Locksmith57 — 7 days ago