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Saw this on FB, based on The Simpsons season 8 episode "The Springfield Files" which guest starred David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson in character as Mulder and Scully.

Saw this on FB, based on The Simpsons season 8 episode "The Springfield Files" which guest starred David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson in character as Mulder and Scully.
Because after years, I finally made it to season 8. 7 slowed me down.. anyway, Joe Morton in 8:6 Redrum. He was fantastic, and it just occurred to me he was actually the lead in his one episode, which is very unusual. Hell Scully was barely even in it, but I thought Joe Morton carried the episode exceptionally well.
Oh and Giovanni Ribisi. He was a star as always.
This scene had me, Mulder is like 👀
I Remember ever since this episode aired when I was just a little kid and this episode "Humbug" sparked my interest in the X Files years later. 🛸🛸
What was your most memorable back in the 90s?
First Person Shooter - S7 E13 (2000)
Maitreya aka Jade Blue Afterglow
Her post Emmanuelle in Space PEAK hotness era.
Came upon these used books at a local shop: Whirlwind by Charles Grant, and Ground Zero by Kevin J. Anderson. Are they any good?
I’ve been feeling some nostalgia for mass market paperbacks since they’ve discontinued them in the US, so I might just get them anyway. But curious what folks think of these!
It doesn’t leave much to the imagination!!
Edit- grammar.
Don't get me wrong—I love the small, soft, tender moments between the two of them—but honestly, he is completely incapable of being in a relationship, and she stays with him because of their shared trauma. Trauma bonding. She could actually lead a normal, boring life without him—one where she isn't constantly getting kidnapped or losing her children, and so on. They seem cursed to stay together. Later on, it’s implied that they are a couple, though they break up and get back together repeatedly. It’s kind of toxic. She mentioned in the Emily storyline that she struggles with commitment, so perhaps he’s the perfect counterpart since he doesn't know how real attachment works. He often treats her quite dismissively, constantly leaving her behind because he impulsively rushes off to find his "truth," and for some inexplicable reason, she puts up with it. But if something happens to her, he completely loses his mind and does whatever it takes to save her. I think he’s traumatized because he couldn't save his sister; that had a bigger impact on his adult life than one might realize. He can't stand seeing a woman—or a girl—in pain; that’s something I really noticed while rewatching the show as an adult. I think they do love each other in the end, but it’s doubtful they could ever be truly happy after everything they’ve been through. It’s just that there’s no one else in the world who could understand it, so they stay together.
Which is your favourite? And why?
I distinctly remember them using this to tease a possible romantic connection long before they actually got together. This is still one of my favorite episodes though.
I am Loving X files and currently I am on season 2 episode 12. I have a habit of watching multiple shows and I also realised that old shows are actually top tier television, so I thought I should try Buffy also! Is it worth it guys? I am not much of a vampire fan lol. I Binge watched X files season 1 to 2 so I think that's why I am feeling like this to watch another show also.
I love Kill Switch, Wetired, and Elegy more each time I watch them, to name a few
And what episodes have aged poorly for you?
For me, I have a hard time with Excelsis Dei, En Ami
Never noticed this in En Ami (S7E15). Warms my heart and breaks it at the same time 🥰