She's had a much more significant (and annoying) role in Dinner for Shmucks, but if you missed that, just consider yourself lucky.

Feelings …. nothing more than … feelings….

How can you forget Cookie Monster? And Tomax and Xamot? I love those guys.

He does seem incredibly nice.

Oh, she plays Olivia's sister on Fringe! I like her.

The original game was really sweet when it came out, but it didn't age too well.

I watched it during a 5-hour flight and would've walked out if I could.

Excellent interview, Sam.

I'd say late 70s-early 80s were the peak: Claremont was at his best with Byrne. They really needed each other.

Here, we'll add some more space so your thieving is less obvious.

What?!? Next you'll try to tell me that Archie Bunker wasn't the hero of All in the Family! Stifle it, Meathead!

That's possible. I love this epsiode, but I also find it a little more uneven than Morgan's X-Files epsiodes. I've always attributed the clumsiness to the fact that Morgan directed it. I think an experienced director might have been able to tighten it up a little during the filming.

Frank: When I was in high school, I read your book, A Lap Full of Severed Tongues, about a dozen times.
Chung: That's the worst book I ever wrote.

Don't forget "The Field Where I Died," where Mulder relives a past life a soldier from the Civil War.

Post-2007, Grieco's only credits are this movie and 7 episodes of a CMT reality show called "GoneCountry." What's he being doing in all that time? Other than heroin, I mean.

He does have a mild southern accent: he grew up in Mississippi. He does a good job hiding it, but it's still there.

Something like .. series created by Bryan Fuller?

It was Fred Smith (the 7th), FedEx CEO and founder, as himself.

At least I said it was a great FedEx ad.

"…for those who think he hasn't made a film worth caring about this much since Back To The Future…"
Well, I thought the part of "Castaway" set on the island was good. And the rest of the movie was a great FedEx ad.