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X-Files 1x24 (Patreon)

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2026-04-26 17:00:10
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K, Zachary

Kat! Twice in a week, my gf just got home having her be on call stinks but here and watching you now

EmilyKT

The way I looked at Deep Throat's end is that he was a part of whatever organization that was responsible for these experiments and decided to share information...just like the real Deep Throat was an associate director of the FBI and shared information to Bob Woodward...and that's why this shadow organization decided he had to be killed (which obviously didn't happen with Mark Felt). And this is just based on what we've seen this season...I honestly can't remember what/if anything happens in regard to this character in later seasons (and no spoilers, lol!). Which is one of the reasons these reactions are fun for me, is that I've only watched through the show once and can't remember all the details...so it's nice watching through it again!

Owen Kosik

The glass with the bacteria/virus in it was an erlenmeyer flask

James At the Peak

Trust no one, words to live by. This entire Season was a Joyride thanks, You are correct this Series was very Unnerving.

laurax22

lol I love that you were like “I have t notice anything different about the theme song intro” 🤨 then BAM! 😂

Rayve

Erlenmeyer flask is the glass beaker that had “purity control” (please don’t let it be monkey pee) in it. Nothing specific to the XFiles, just the real name of a thing :)

laurax22

Also the “pickled aliens” had me laughing 😂

James Cole

Fox’s computer password was trustno1. But he changed it after being powned.

James Cole

Hehe. There is no peeking. The guy has seen different people with different passcodes. But he has never seen what they see.

James Cole

Deepthroat knew and shared too much. Sorry, no setup. Ya gotta protect your assets.

James Cole

The CSM, cigarette smoking man, is responsible for all govt secrecy and coverups, which are not a few.

Michael Gehrman

It makes sense that they killed Deep Throat. He was working against them and was secretly helping Mulder and Scully. The flask containing the alien fetus was "filed" in a bunch of other files of paperwork in the bowels of the pentagon. The room was not full of fetuses, but was a bunch of miscellaneous paperwork wo it could not be found. Once they found out who he was, they killed him. Looking forward a LOT to Season 2!

BrakYeller

She's all like "I must not be very observant" as she's looking away from the title card change. I honestly thought she was gonna miss it!

BrakYeller

Imagine watching this as it airs: it's your favorite new show, every other new sci-fi/fantasy show you've liked that's come out that year has been unceremoniously cancelled, and the episode ends LIKE THAT, with a massive lore dump, 'proof,' and the death of a major background character. And they even end the episode by mirroring the end of the pilot episode, with Mulder & Scully on the phone talking about how their evidence is lost, with the same time shown on the digital clock by Scully's bedside, and with the shadowy smoking man burying that evidence deep inside the same vault at the Pentagon. Honest to God I thought they'd cancelled the series on the most brutal note possible. I immediately took to this new thing called "the inter-net" to hit chatrooms and fansites to see if the show was really over. That's one thing about this show, you never know where it's going. Deep Throat was killed because he broke ranks with the rest of the conspiracy (though at this point we only have a very rough outline of what The Conspiracy actually is, the first rule of conspiracies is that conspirators who talk get eliminated to preserve the conspiracy). Thus far in the show, it's implied that DT was highly placed in the conspiracy, wanted to bring it down, and that he had access to evidence that could bring it down but had to be extremely circumspect with how he helped Mulder and Scully in their work. And at this point, DT knows he's probably going to die in making the exchange for Mulder's life, but for whatever undisclosed reasons, DT thinks trading his life against making sure there's a Mulder out there fighting the conspiracy is worth it. Was DT correct in that call? We'll seeeeeeee.......... NO SPOILERS.

BrakYeller

Oh, and one other little silly thing: There was a soundtrack to the show released in it's third season, including a mix of songs heard in the show and songs 'inspired' by the show. One of the songs 'inspired' by the show was "If You Never Say Goodbye" by PM Dawn, with lyrics by the show's creator Chris Carter. The lyrics were intentionally written to be vague and encourage listeners to come up with their own interpretations of the song (and maybe hints at what was to come in the future of the show, those were fun threads back in the day), but I always thought the song was very much a wink and nod to how ***no one on this show ever says goodbye when ending their phone conversations*** as Kat noticed at the end of the episode.

laurax22

Hahaha yes same! I’m like omg no LOOKIE LOOKIE! 😂

Baconbob23

Such a great reaction!

Max Pujals

. . all caught up K@t .. first season was great .. on to season two .. M@x.

Spot Allen

That guy in the ambulance? This is why you don't eat Taco Bell after midnight!

RJ Inkglider

That was an impressive stunt jump in the intro. You rarely see cars in that era (or now, really) getting that kind of air. Only on Dukes of Hazzard was that kind of incredible driving a regular thing.

RJ Inkglider

The fact that people back in the day used to get excited over little title card changes is so funny when you think about the insane animations and effects used on the Game of Thrones title sequence (which would frequently change to foreshadow the show it preceded). I guess Game of Thrones probably had 50x the budget of X-Files so there you go.

RJ Inkglider

Scully was far too sloppy just handing that sample to a civilian. She got her killed.

RJ Inkglider

I agree with you Kat, none of this kidnapping or exchange really made any sense. As exciting and intriguing as the Deepthroat plot was, it really made no logical sense either. A highly placed agent in the government decides he's going to out the whole program by selecting a couple of low level FBI agents to feed dribs and drabs of cryptic clues to and alternately save them or put them in danger, etc. It's great tv, but doesn't correspond to reality at all.