I was about 6 when the show started and too young to get into it as a kid. In the early mid 00s TNT played late night marathons and I worked 2nd shift. I watched sooooo many of these and remember watching season 6vthrough 9 the most. I remember one night about 3 AM the last episode with Fox telling Dana the date for colonization and then the episodes ends. THEN THE ORIGINAL PILOT EPISODE I HAD NEVER SEEN STARTED!!! In the past couple weeks I have rewatched seasons 1-6 and plan on watching every episode on NETFLIX. Stranger Things was Awesome but the X-Files was So Good and far ahead of its time. It is the best retro show on Netflix
I watched season 1 to 7 without watching the pilot. Going back and watching the pilot episode while already being a huge fan made it SO much more enjoyable. It was sort of like a flashback episode and just seeting both Scully and Mulder being kids is a crazy experience. And the dynamic that makes the show so great is all there, although the chemistry is a little bit too in your face, almost like two high schoolers. But in other parts like Mulders crazy ravings versus Scully's rational skepticism is a 100% on point. The pilot has all the elements that make the later show so watchable and entertaining.
Honest to god , this episode of dreamland to me is what top of the line acting is all about , i mean it was just brilliant the idea they came up with , the mirror scene i think , had to be of one most difficult ones to shoot, talk about rehearsing it to the perfect tune ...👍👍👍👍
They didn't think moving from Vancouver to LA would work? The same LA where Hollywood resides and most TV shows/movies are filmed? Where all the professionals are? lol tf are they talking about
Lol I think they mean having to get a new production team. The first 5 seasons they used the same people and crew in Vancouver so moving to LA they would have to get a whole new crew
