As they were closing in on Scully's eye, they should have started playing "Don't Stop Believin' "

If there is one thing the original X-Files was guilty of, it was lack of character development. By season five, Scully was still the skeptic. It made you want to scream at the screen, "Come on! After all you've seen? Still?!"

True, but even "Humbug", "Clyde Bruckman", and other comic episodes had Snow's "creepy" music in them.

Yes, but you could *think* you were dancing that well.

I thought she did at the end. I think the point of her character is that when she becomes forced to open up her mind to new ideas, based on what she will see, she will be forced to develop some empathy.

Just as long as he doesn't start changing the original episodes to include more CGI and to tweak plot points. Mulder shot first, damn it!

This episode had some good parts, but there was so much more wrong with it. I loved the mushroom trip, but it shouldn't have gone on for longer than one song, or excerpts from two. I lost count at the end. Was it four or five until Mulder came back, including the music-less interlude? They needed the extra time to…

I thought he was a mandroid.

This is how people from the coasts see the rest of the country.

He's "Lucas'ing" his show.

He can go back to the CW

Because everybody called Fox, Mulder. Even his Mom, as he said.

Sartre is smartre.

I think I prefer "Worker vs Parasite". The satire is more spot on and the viewpoints aren't as half-baked.

People found DD bland when the X Files first came out., but yeah, I was thinking they should have used someone more unconventionally good-looking.

Anyone remember this early MadTV sketch?

I liked Einstein, but Miller seemed too much like a generic hunky, young actor.

Will doesn't have the right parts for Margot's proclivities.

Tweek x Craig

When I first saw this, I could only think Roxann Dawson