Was he out at that time?

I'm 31 and was 10 when old school Power Rangers debuted. I was probably a little too old for it even then, but absolutely could not resist it. I loved the show.

Squeeze

Deep Throat

As far as The X-Files reviews, I've been meaning to go and add my comments. Just haven't done it.

Meant to mention that Audience is doing a marathon on the first season and I watched at it yesterday and couldn't help but remember how cutting edge the technology was at the time, but how dated it seemed now. There's a scene where they're sending Jack a picture of one of the bad guys and they send it to his Palm…

Hey Bigtits, how've you been? Thanks for the heads up. Don't know when I'll get around to watching 24, since I'm still on The X-Files, but I definitely plan on getting around to it at some point. Will, however, watch the new show as it airs. How would you rank the seasons?

Never really watched 24 when it was on. I remember watching at it during its buzzed about fifth season and never quite getting all the way through the first on DVD, but for whatever reason I'm really looking forward to this. Hope Jack Bauer kicks some ass.

Thanks for responding. As for the look, I don't know if it's video or not, but it really does look pretty dated. That said, while I don't like the first episode all that much anymore, in the others I've seen, it really adds to things as opposed to taking anything away. Again though, thanks for responding.

Well, after following coverage of Season 8 and 9, I've decided to go back and start from the beginning. Despite having been a fan for years, I've never sat down and watched the entire series from start to finish, so I'm really looking forward to it. I'm looking forward to the episodes I haven't seen, as well as…

Totally agreed on Colony/Endgame being the best mytharc episodes. Of all the mythology episodes I watched recently, those two were by far my favorites.

"dream movie: Mulder takes some freaky drug and goes back in time to the week before Samantha is abducted, though now it's William/Emily at stake and he's basically put with the same decision as his father: have one of the kids taken for the safety of the world/know the truth or save his family."

That's interesting. Didn't know they didn't quite get into the groove until they worked together, but that totally makes sense.

Here, here.

Let's hear it.

Yeah, I think that's true.

I picture him holding her ankle, cigarette dangling out of the side of his mouth, a la Lundbergh in Office Space.

You're not alone.

Loved the part where it's all like, "supposedly a virgin on his wedding night." Looking at him, I could totally see why. Though you'd think he'd have to have some game to bag a chick who looked like that.

That's cool. Glad we're not the only ones then.