Rewritten uncredited by Morgan. He was hitting everything!

I said before the revival aired that if the Darin Morgan episode was even close to the standards of his previous work on the show that this whole endeavour would have been worthwhile, and it was. It totally was. Carter can screw up the last two all he wants (hoping not but we'll see!), but I'm forever grateful we got…

No, it was in ep 9x15.
*pushes up bigger glasses*

Trevorrow will be taking a pass at it, though. At least it seems that way.

And he was a major character in Millennium, which apparently also takes place in The X-Files universe.

Reminds me of the "John Gillnitz" character that used to show up back in the day for Shiban, Gilligan and Spotnitz.

Someone named…Vince? Pretty please?

They did. Gilly even tweeted about it.

Season 6 gets flack for being a bit too light, but I honestly don't see it as a problem. The show had already done the darkenss to the extreme (see Season 2/4) so I think it was a good idea to mix it up. The writing also felt extremely confident that year, which is why it permitted itself to do stuff like Triangle and…

Good list. Post Triangle I would add:

"I'm out Jerry! I'm out!" - Seinfeld Quote Generator

I like the Patrick Bergin-Uma Thurman semi-historically accurate Robin Hood. So shoot me.

I must have been too young when I saw that the first time, because this only occurred to me recently when Anna Kendrick and Redmayne said the same thing on Norton: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

I wish we got that movie instead.

Or the Treblinka revolt, for that matter, which is fairly similar.

Agreed with this. It's fantastic. The CGI recreations of the camp and Treblinka are brilliant (and chilling).

I would have thought so.

Essential season 1:

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Ford might have "looked" beyond his sell by date (disagree, but whatever), but at least he gave a freaking great, energetic performance. It's been what, about 20 years since that happened?