I agree. I remember when they first introduced "Samantha" as an adult in "Colony" (I think), it was a HUGE shocker, even though she was a clone. But then we re-met her in "Herrenvolk"… and then in "Redux II"… and then there were random flashback episodes ("Paper Hearts", "Dreamland II", etc.)

I love season 7 for some reason (as I do for 6 and 8). That's probably why I enjoy "Signs & Wonders". The whole concept of tolerating other religions is really analyzed in a different and interesting angle in the episode. And it's pretty scary.

I love season 7 for some reason (as I do for 6 and 8). That's probably why I enjoy "Signs & Wonders". The whole concept of tolerating other religions is really analyzed in a different and interesting angle in the episode. And it's pretty scary.

I agree with the "Closure" bit. The plot doesn't make really any sense (although it has a small callback to season two's "Red Museum" which is kinda cool), but the conclusion really does give the characters (and the viewer!) some nice closure.

I agree with the "Closure" bit. The plot doesn't make really any sense (although it has a small callback to season two's "Red Museum" which is kinda cool), but the conclusion really does give the characters (and the viewer!) some nice closure.

Angels never saved Samantha…

Angels never saved Samantha…

I lot of people dislike the episode because they feel Scully shouldn't have killed some one in cold blood. Maybe I'm just a bad person (And, to defend myself, I don't usually think the ends justify the means), but I feel that Pfaster got what he deserved and Scully needed to pull that trigger. Not only did it give…

I lot of people dislike the episode because they feel Scully shouldn't have killed some one in cold blood. Maybe I'm just a bad person (And, to defend myself, I don't usually think the ends justify the means), but I feel that Pfaster got what he deserved and Scully needed to pull that trigger. Not only did it give…

I never got the impression that Mulder was a total atheist. I always thought he was just really, really anti-organized religion.

I never got the impression that Mulder was a total atheist. I always thought he was just really, really anti-organized religion.

A LOT of people that watched the series when it aired really love "Rush", and I don't exactly know why. Maybe because it was one of the first "return to basics" of season seven. It's a fun episode, but it wouldn't stand out as my favorite.

A LOT of people that watched the series when it aired really love "Rush", and I don't exactly know why. Maybe because it was one of the first "return to basics" of season seven. It's a fun episode, but it wouldn't stand out as my favorite.

That's a good point. I guess I just enjoy it from a "enjoyment" standpoint alone. While that's probably a pretty good reason as to why it shouldn't be an A episode, I do find it pretty awesome. But a "B" grade is fine with me.

That's a good point. I guess I just enjoy it from a "enjoyment" standpoint alone. While that's probably a pretty good reason as to why it shouldn't be an A episode, I do find it pretty awesome. But a "B" grade is fine with me.

While my favorite season of ''The X-Files'' are the sixth and seventh (I love the experimentation), season seven doesn't have as many "Gold" episodes as other seasons. That being said, I think "Hungry" is a really great late-series entry. It, along with "X-Cops" and a few others, really make the seventh season a good…

While my favorite season of ''The X-Files'' are the sixth and seventh (I love the experimentation), season seven doesn't have as many "Gold" episodes as other seasons. That being said, I think "Hungry" is a really great late-series entry. It, along with "X-Cops" and a few others, really make the seventh season a good…

This was a really good episode; potentially the best in 2-3 seasons. It was a little loony, but understandably so. I loved the tower subplot and the fact that the Dunder-Mifflinites don't really care about losing customers anymore. The whole "Hitman" subplot was cute, too, and incredibly goofy, but it came across as…

This was a really good episode; potentially the best in 2-3 seasons. It was a little loony, but understandably so. I loved the tower subplot and the fact that the Dunder-Mifflinites don't really care about losing customers anymore. The whole "Hitman" subplot was cute, too, and incredibly goofy, but it came across as…

Yeah, that part of the mythos I never bought. Considering Scully and Mulder went up against angels and shit all the time! :P