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skygazer Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 11:41 AM
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Things that irritate me about The X-Files
I've been watching it on DVD for a while and doing it that way, I see aspects that I never noticed when watching on tv. In no particular order -

The number of times Scully gets kidnapped by the bad guy and has to rescued by Mulder. :eyes:

The obsession with German. There's a surprising number of episodes with German titles as well as several bad guys who speak German. I'm starting to think Chris Carter has some strange Nazi obsession or something.

Incredible leaps of logic in Mulder's connection of clues. He'll pull one paper out of a pile of 600 on a desk that has seemingly nothing to do with the bad guy and from one cryptic phrase on it, he'll deduce something that is an incredible stretch. Inevitably, it will be correct.

The overuse of mental illness. There is far too often a bad guy who's been institutionalized for "bipolar disorder" or "paranoid schizophrenia" and ends up commiting some heinous murder. As if people with mental illness need more bad press than they already get. :eyes:

The number of times a local cop has his gun taken by the bad guy and used against him.




and all the usual cops & robber stuff - the bad guys are deadeyes when it comes to their victims or the local police but they couldn't hit Scully or Mulder from 3 feet away.

Bad guys always talk a lot, giving the rescue team time to come save the day at the last possible minute.

and so on and so on. I do enjoy the show but sometimes it drives me crazy. :P

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Deja Q Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 11:43 AM
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1. Wow. Sounds just like NBC's "Batman" (1966-1968)
Except one was camp and the other was purportedly not.

:hide:
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DarkTirade Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 11:47 AM
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2. I seem to recall more than a few times when the rescue happened the other way around
but it's been a while since I watched. :)
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skygazer Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 11:49 AM
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3. It's happened a couple of times
But they tend to be different. Scully tends to be tied up and helpless - Mulder tends to be busy psychologically outwitting the bad guy. :)
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DarkTirade Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 12:24 PM
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13. Ah, either way, it was a fun series for a while. :)
Kept going a little longer than it should have though. Much like Stargate actually. Started out a bit cheesy, started to get good... and then didn't quit before it went too far downhill.
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Taverner Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 11:54 AM
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4. Nobody ever turns on the fucking lights!
Same thing on CSI!

You'd think if they wanted to find evidence...they would at least ditch the flashlight and use the overheads...jeez!
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progressoid Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Aug-27-07 02:21 AM
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26. I HATE that too.
I really hate CSI Miami. I watched a couple minutes the other day to remind myself how much I hate it. Only took a minute for that talentless redheaded guy to whip out a flashlight.
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ghostsofgiants Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 11:54 AM
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5. My biggest pet peeve was how in season 6 or 7 it became basically a total parody of itself.
Like the episode with Kathy Griffin. So awful.
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ruiner4u Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 09:11 PM
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19. Aww cmon...that episode rocked....
WHATS SO SPECIAL ABOUT YOU?!? said crazy man to Scully...

classic...

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ghostsofgiants Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 09:16 PM
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20. The only redeeming quality was Rob Van Dam.
He pretty much rules.
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SPKrazy Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 11:55 AM
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6. I just suspend logic when I watch X Files
I love the show.

The ones with Mulder and Scully were my favorites... Not so much after Mulder left, I guess I got burnt on watching it.

Yeah, it was kind of dorky, but it was always intended to be so I'm sure.

In real life David Duchovney(sp) is apparently the skeptic and Gillian Anderson is the "believer" in the paranormal etc.

Funny that they had role reversals in the show.

I really love the first 2 or 3 seasons the most.

:hi:
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skygazer Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 11:59 AM
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7. Oh, I love the show, too
And for the most part, I think they did a good job with it. I couldn't sleep for about 3 hours last night and just laid in bed, compiling that list. :rofl:
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SPKrazy Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 12:06 PM
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10. LOL
sounds like a good thing to think about at least :shrug:

:rofl:
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skygazer Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 12:10 PM
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11. I tried counting sheep
But I only have one, a stuffed sheep that incidentally goes on all my road trips with me. Can't remember why anymore but it's a tradition.

But I got sick of saying, "One..... one....... one......" and it wasn't working anyway, so I moved on. :rofl:
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Connonym Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 12:03 PM
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8. I think it was 2 or 3 that had all of my most favorite episodes
Jose Chung being the one that most immediately comes to mind. I'm in the camp camp of X Files fans. I loved the campy cheesy episodes like Jose Chung or the one with the circus freaks.
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SPKrazy Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 12:06 PM
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9. I loved the one with the guy that had the tattoo
of the woman...

shoot now i'm going to have to pull it out and watch it.

*sigh* I guess I better do that soon.

:hi:
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DarkTirade Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 12:22 PM
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12. Was that the one with the guy and the things and stuff?
I keed, I keed. I'm assuming you're talking about the guy whose tattoo started talking to him and driving him nuts. :)
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SPKrazy Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 08:45 PM
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16. yeah that's the one
:silly:

the things and stuff

and the tattoo that started talking to him and driving him nuts :crazy:
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Swede Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 12:28 PM
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14. Mulder lost his gun so often,they did a joke about it.
He started carrying an extra gun in an ankle holster
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BlueIris Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Aug-27-07 02:29 AM
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27. Grrr. "Nisei" ("I get tired of losing my gun") is my favorite episode.
And I can't find my S3 DVDs. I hadn't watched X-Files episodes in years until the month, but then someone gave the DVDs to me and my roommates snuck off with the S3 set and...grrrr. I love that joke.
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Jade Fox Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 01:37 PM
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15. Scully's glum expression...
Mad TV (or some such show) did a parody and nailed that expression perfectly.
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Yavin4 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 09:02 PM
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17. The Thing That Irritates Me The Most Is The Complete Lack of a Coherent Plot
Yes, that's it.
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gmoney Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 09:09 PM
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18. Or the time they ALMOST got off the island...
Or the time the Harlem Globetrotters stopped by...
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Lydia Leftcoast Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 09:18 PM
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21. The way Scully keeps running into new paranormal stuff every week, and
still argues that the next, very similar paranormal event can't possibly be what it seems.
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skygazer Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 09:20 PM
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22. Oh, yeah, that's a good one too
"There's obviously a scientific explanation, Mulder." :eyes: Sure, Scully, sure....
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Fox Mulder Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 09:23 PM
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23. Agreed. That got really annoying.
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stuntcat Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 09:45 PM
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24. how Mulder can figure out Anything
Fox's logical leaps,
For which we suspend disbelief.
:eyes:
I never thought he was as smart as Scully or as cute.
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blogslut Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-26-07 11:49 PM
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25. Scully's faith always boggled me
Edited on Sun Aug-26-07 11:50 PM by blogslut
She was all, "science this" and "science that" except when it came to the Jebus. That she accepted blindly.

Then again, her faith allowed Kim Newton to write what I believe is one of those beautiful dialogues I've ever heard on episodic television:

Priest: Sometimes we must come full circle to find the truth. Why does that surprise you?
Scully: Mostly it just makes me afraid.
Priest: Afraid?
Scully: Afraid that God is speaking, but that no one's listening.

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BlueIris Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Aug-27-07 02:32 AM
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28. I guess the thing that irritates me the most, aside from the downturn in quality after '98,
Edited on Mon Aug-27-07 02:33 AM by BlueIris
is the timeline abuse. It was the worst in season 8, I think, but there were always major timeline issues on that series. Maaaaajor. And it wouldn't have been that hard for the writers to avoid creating those issues if, you know, they'd wanted to be less lazy.
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soleft Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Aug-27-07 09:37 AM
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29. you know you've been watching too much Xfiles when.........
You wait for the phone to ring at 11:21 pm.

You suspect your microwave and cell phone are sending you subliminal messages.

You only buy soft light bulbs.

You ransack your apartment or house looking for listening devices.

You try to see how many times you can fit "plausible" into a normal conversation.

You think your substitute teacher is really a demon who practices black magic.

You get arrested for assault when you grab a man by the collar and ask him what he knows just because he was smoking Morleys.

You refuse to let your friend consider plastic surgery.

You check your morning paper for audio cassettes.

Your friends have made a pact to hit you anytime you start quoting X-Files for no reason.

You bought a child proof lock for your toilet. You don't have any children.

You spend $4000 on a flash light.

You name your dog Blue and/or Queequeg.

You refuse to eat chicken for weeks.

You insist to the landlord that you have to have apartment 42.

You feel a little twinge of fear everytime you check your answering machine, just in case your best friend has left a desperate cry for help on it. (It could happen.)

You fail a history test because you answered "Who shot President Kennedy?" with "Cancer Man".

You get in big trouble from your boss because you keep taking the company's computer DAT tapes and hiding them in your desk.

You have this intense fear of opening venetian window blinds. (Hey, I know I do.)

You decide to learn Navajo - just in case.

You decide to learn Japanese - just in case.

You decide to learn Russian - just in case.

You shudder everytime someone says the word fluke.

You get REALLY suspicious when your teacher offers to hold your jewelry.

You immediately get scared when you walk into a job interview to see a man smoking cigarettes.

Your teacher doesn't even notice anymore when you start quoting episodes in the middle of boring English classes.

You search everywhere to find reading glasses like Mulder's/Scully's for your significant other.

You refuse to go on the family camping trip when your father says it will be a "nice trip to the forest".

You look in your telephone book under the last names "Mulder" and "Scully" and call them, JUST to make sure.

Two words: "X-Files Fanfic".

During the Golden Globes, which were on the same night and time as the X-Files in the U.S., you had your whole family watching the other tv so that you could catch GA, DD, and CC up for their awards WHILE watching/recording the rerun of "Jose Chung's 'From Outer Space'".

You spell 'smoldering' 's-mulder-ing'.

You know that the Final Exams were fixed because you swear you saw a s-mulder-ing
Morley next to the test papers.

You tend to want to answer your phone with "Mulder" or "Scully".

When trying to break into computers with pass codes, you immediately try 'TRUSTNO1'.

You always ask the lady at the Periodicals desk in the library if they have the latest installment of The Lone Gunmen.

You know the REAL reason why you drink bottled water, and it ain't because it's freshly tapped from the Alps . . .

You are talking to your friend when her Call Waiting clicks on the other end and you scream, "Who else is listening to this?!"
You freak out when you hear a car driving down the street playing, "Wonderful! Wonderful!"

When publishing something anonymously, you use "M.F. Luder".

The power and lights blink on and off and you yell, "We just lost NINE minutes!"

Port-o-potties are a no-no.

You cheer when the times 11:21 and 10:13 roll around.

You watch "Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead" five times just to see David Duchovny.

Ditto with "Beethoven". (The dog movie, not the dead composer.)

You refuse to take phone calls (or e-mails) when X-Files is on.

You walk by a comic store, see the title of a magazine with "The X-" on it and get hyped, even though it's "The X-Men Magazine".

You dragged your friends through 8 book stores, three malls, and assorted magazine stands to find the issue in which Entertainment Weekly featured the X-Files.

Ditto on GQ and TV Guide(s).

You tear out articles about the X-Files from magazines that belong to the public library, or your doctor's and dentist's office (or hey, both).

The people where they sell X-Files merchandise know you by name and tell you, "The new X-Files videos are in the back."

On "FBI's Most Wanted", you expect to see a story on Krycek.

You wonder what is REALLY under the escalators.

You blame bad days on Cosmic Alignment.

You know that the rustling noise outside ain't no duck . . .

The hairdresser asks you what kind of style you want and you are VERY tempted to say, "Fourth season Scully, a little shorter on the ends though."

Under your picture in the yearbook: "Most Likely To Stalk David Duchovny/Gillian Anderson".

You look for "Omni" and an article by "M.F. Luder".

Your idea of a practical joke is scrawling, "HE IS ONE" in permanent marker on a sleeping person's back.

You have a fear of mosquito bites, too.

The preview for "Ghosts of Mississippi" comes on in the theater and you yell, "Deep Throat!" when you see Jerry Harding.

You buy "David's Sunflower Seed" brand because it has a double meaning.

You're going through airport security when the guard begins to wave his wand over you and you start panicking that they'll find an implant in your neck.

You're introduced to a girl named Bambi and you squeak, "Her name is BAMBI?" then tell her this is no place for an entamologist.

At election time you see a sign that says, "Vote Progressive Conservative - Laurie PUSHER - you and Ralph's Team" and you think, "So THAT'S how the Tories got re-elected."

You continually space out in Social Studies class because your text book is written by "A. Scully".

You continually space out in Chem labs every time your teacher says, "Erlenmeyer flask". (This is also true. And my parents wonder why I don't pay attention in class.)

You're watching this cheesy preview for some new tv series and you start shrieking when you see the actress who played Mrs. Paddock. (Aaaa! I knew all those lame dramas trying to cop the Files were evil!)

You absolutely refuse to disect a fetal pig in your Bio 30 class.

Anytime you're ticked at a guy, you and your BFF chorus, "HATE him." "Hate him!" "Wouldn't wanna DATE him!"

You freak out when you notice your math teacher wearing a red and blue striped tie.

You can't stop staring at a guy ing the audience during a performance of your school play because he looks JUST LIKE the Puppet in "Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose".

Anything for which you can't find an explanation immediately becomes classified as an X-File.

Your relatives give you all X-Files related presents for Christmas.
You don't call Mom to say hi; you call to talk about last night's episode.

Your pets' names are Spooky and Samantha.

You visit Washington, D.C., and embark on The X-Files' Tour. You take pictures of the agents' entrance at FBI HQ, and THE bench at the Reflecting Pool.

As you're sitting in the audience at the firearms demonstration at the FBI HQ tour, you think up situations where Mulder, Scully, and Skinner would be in the same situation.

You'll never look at an ice pick the same way again.

You have a distrust of elevators that talk to you.

You find yourself reciting dialogue from the pilot episode while your vacuuming because your cd player's batteries have worn down from playing the "Songs in the Key of X" cd too many times.

You go to the doctor's office for an ear cleaning to get rid of the wax buildup and this big long black thing comes out of your ear and you start shrieking, "IT'S THE BLACK CANCER!"

You cheer and giggle at inappropriate times during the episode.

You re-enact the assassinations of Deep Throat and Mr. X every once in a while and your family thinks it's natural.

You won't go NEAR bannana cream pie without backup.

Every song you hear on the radio would be PERFECT for the show.

The back of your bedroom door is a shrine to TV Guide and Entertainment Weekly ads featuring the magical "X".

You want Chris Carter to step down and let YOU take care of the show.

You wish your Spanish teacher would die under mysterious circumstances so M and S could come and investigate.

Someone mentions pie and you yell, "Darin Morgan!"

You start screaming when you're listening to your Sheryl Crow cd because she says the name Scully in the song "A Change".

You get thrown out of your sex ed class for asking just what auto-erotic asphyxiation was.
You mourn for Quee Queg at the sight of Pomeranians.

You wonder just what people mean when they tell you you've lost weight.

You look for that perfect pair of black heels Scully wears in "Leonard Betts".

You refuse to enter the FBI building, considering it as close as you can get to Nirvana.

You weep when you see little girls playing hopscotch.

You use bleep to bleep bleeping words.

You decide you want kids after all, since Scully wants the little monsters so that's good enough for you.

You're often caught staring at crickets with a slightly glazed expression.

You snap, "NO!" when people ask to borrow your pen.

You're trying to crack a computer password and when TRUSTNO1 doesn't work, you use VEGREVILLE. (Which is a town in Alberta that's home to the world's largest Ukrainian Easter egg. This is the truth.)

Your drama teacher always has to yell at you for spouting out X-Files "death" lines during the death scene in Romeo and Juliette. "I think I hear the wolf at the door . . ."

A friend tells you she's thinking of visiting a fertility clinic and you burst into hysterical tears and beg her not to go.

"Deceive, inveigle, and obfuscate" actually raises your SAT scores. (Obfuscate is on there a couple of times).

You know the characters so well that you can say lines along with them even in the episodes that AREN'T reruns.

You met your best friend only because she happened to be drinking a root beer in the school dining hall and happened to hear you murmur "Must be fate, Mulder. Root beer." under your breath.

You're actually gaining weight from playing the X-Files drinking game with M&M's and popcorn.

You entertain your friends by letting them pull any episode from your tape collection and identifying it by looking at one frame of film.

Your friends call your favorite X-Files t-shirt your "uniform."
You yell at you TV every time Mulder messes up a crime scene. (e.g. "Don't just throw the glove on the camera! Put the glove on!" or "There might be fingerprints on that!")

You jump up and down and scream when an episode is set in your home state.

You become highly irate if the writers screwed up the geography of your home state.

Your best friend's fantasy is to steal David Duchovny's garbage can.

You think it would be cool and ironic (but still cheesy) if Mulder and Scully used Hybrid pens filled with green ink.

You run, screaming in mortal terror, at the mere sight of a bee.

You scream when black diesel oil spills on you because you think you're becoming possessed by an alien life form.

You instinctively twinge when somebody tells you, "Here's the list."

You get suspicious when that guy you met online, but never in real life, seems to be a little *too* nice.

You think to yourself, "When I have a kid I ain't letting 'em play in a sandbox if there's a qualdriplegic hanging around."

You're afraid of getting nosebleeds while on the job because you *just* know there's somebody out there being kidnapped by a serial killer.

You plaster your walls with drawings of gargoyles.(Well actually this just means you have no life whatsoever *wink*)

You think your television is sending you subliminal signals to kill people.


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XemaSab Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Aug-27-07 01:29 PM
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34. And finally,
You understand most of these references and can add to the list.

"If there's an iced tea in that bag this could be love."
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billyskank Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Aug-27-07 10:27 AM
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30. Mulder's killer profiles
the way he'll examine one murder, and tell the police exactly what the killer's like right down to what he had for breakfast the morning of the murder.

Scully pisses me off sometimes too. She's trained in medicine and forensics, yet she happily lectures Mulder on intricate details of physics, mathematics, anything. It's like TV and film writers don't recognise different strains of boffinhood; as far as they're concerned if you're a propellerhead then you know about EVERYTHING geeky.

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skygazer Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Aug-27-07 10:30 AM
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31. OH! I just remembered another major one
Why doesn't Mulder ever change his signal to Deep Throat or X or whoever? No, for however-many-years, he's putting a big "X" on his window in masking tape.

Hell, we're warned to change our computer passwords regularly - you'd think with all the ultra-secret, hush-hush going on, anybody who was really serious about nailing him or his source would figure out that X just might be a signal. Duh!

Yeah, that one makes me want to scream.
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Vidar Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Aug-27-07 10:36 AM
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32. Things I like about the X Files: Scully, the Lone Gunmen, Dogget & Rayes.
Things I dislike about the X Files: Mulder. And yes, I know I'm a contrarian.
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KurtNYC Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Aug-27-07 11:13 AM
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33. the "you mean..." recap
Edited on Mon Aug-27-07 11:14 AM by KurtNYC
About 20 minutes into most shows Mulder and skully will be comparing notes and one turns to the other and says "You mean ___(plot of show recapped here)___ ?"

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&q=mulder+%22you+mean%22&btnG=Search
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