So sorry to see you go, Dr. Denise, one of the few with an ounce of decency, humanity left. :(

Considering the folks that Mick and Marty know, getting the music showcased has been a real coup.

To see him not waffling or whinging was a very good thing.

Janis was already dead.

All I need to say about Vinyl, the music just blows me away.

I also, would like to revisit them 10-15 years in the future.

Buh!

They'd be a bit old for mini skirts and go go boots in the '60'd though, could still pull off black leather cat suits.

I don't th ink she was being so much unsympathetic as seeing the 'bigger picture' and being pragmatic.

I giggle every time I hear them refer to one another by their formal names, it's so British and so polite, considering.

James D'arcy is an excellent actor. He's having a blast!

Great double episode, I have much love for this show, the elegance and the eloquence are outstanding for a 'comic book' show.
Love how Dotties's evening gown even had a matching red lining.

When Shiraz has a conversation (X File style) with his mother, it becomes a bit more understandable.

To make a point about the bigotry of some Americans, the other side of extremism.

And the way the shots were set up helped too.

Memories?

And he danced well.

I thought this episode was a lot of fun, the tripping (on Niacin, no less), the surreal quality, the dance line, Mulder danced well too, some spiritual philosophy to ponder…and I do believe we are being set up for a new generation of X File folks. Not so sure X Files can be anyone but Mulder and Scully.
BTW, the…

Well aware of the concept, been a Marvel fan since the mid sixties. Some comic book villains are super villains from the get go, she's getting there by degrees.

It was quite pointed about how shallow it really is.Should anyone really care what inane thing a Kardashian tweeted about.