I am going to miss that red Jeep.

I am going to miss that red Jeep.

Season 8 is really fantastic - John Doggett is one of the best characters on TV. He adds a ton to the show, and when Mulder returns, it's too amazing for words.

Season 8 is really fantastic - John Doggett is one of the best characters on TV. He adds a ton to the show, and when Mulder returns, it's too amazing for words.

John Doggett is one of my favorite characters of all time, so Season 8 is one of my favorites (especially when Mulder is back in the picture).

John Doggett is one of my favorite characters of all time, so Season 8 is one of my favorites (especially when Mulder is back in the picture).

I'm a fan of good "dream" and "Groundhog Day" episodes. Come at me.

I'm a fan of good "dream" and "Groundhog Day" episodes. Come at me.

I don't know if that makes you racist, but it does make you unfortunately unaware of racial biases and white privilege that still exists today. If you are unaware of such biases and privilege, it most likely means you are white.

I don't know if that makes you racist, but it does make you unfortunately unaware of racial biases and white privilege that still exists today. If you are unaware of such biases and privilege, it most likely means you are white.

As a woman, especially one often on the internet, I can personally tell you that stalkers are bad. Especially creepy ones. There is no way in hell Scully would have given this guy any of her time or energy.

As a woman, especially one often on the internet, I can personally tell you that stalkers are bad. Especially creepy ones. There is no way in hell Scully would have given this guy any of her time or energy.

But were there secret government groups involved? I thought by the end it was just chalked up to a crazy girl and a crazy senile dad. Your theory sounds much more interesting, though I don't think it's canon. Demons would also have been pretty sweet too, and made much more sense as to how a young woman could…

But were there secret government groups involved? I thought by the end it was just chalked up to a crazy girl and a crazy senile dad. Your theory sounds much more interesting, though I don't think it's canon. Demons would also have been pretty sweet too, and made much more sense as to how a young woman could…

What I don't understand is how a young woman managed to remove the heads of two grown men (one without any weapon or any mess whatsoever?), not to mention she had the presence of mind to remove her father's head, go to the hotel, store it in the ceiling, run back, and wait until the police arrived several days later. …

What I don't understand is how a young woman managed to remove the heads of two grown men (one without any weapon or any mess whatsoever?), not to mention she had the presence of mind to remove her father's head, go to the hotel, store it in the ceiling, run back, and wait until the police arrived several days later. …

You were much more generous with Bardo Thodol than I would have been. I didn't have any clue what the bowl had to do with anything, what exactly Emma had discovered about the Millennium group, or what the hell Frank was trying to tell Dr. Takahashi at the end. Since when had he gone all Buddhist?

You were much more generous with Bardo Thodol than I would have been. I didn't have any clue what the bowl had to do with anything, what exactly Emma had discovered about the Millennium group, or what the hell Frank was trying to tell Dr. Takahashi at the end. Since when had he gone all Buddhist?