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Rayve

“Shocked at the lack of aliens these last few”, don’t worry we’ll get back real fast! Excited for this one.

Leslie Summey

There have actually been at least 2 XF video games that I know of ... One was kind of a live action computer game with David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson in it. The other was a PS2 game. :)

K, Zachary

This episode and the next one become a staple for the entire series? What do I mean? Wait and find out

James At the Peak

The real Horror of this review is having to wait for the classic Kat Scream all the way at the end. This is the perfect Episode to have to be continued next week. I believe there is a X-Files Game already. '' I want to believe '' .that someday Mulder/Scully will Smooch but I know ''No Spoilers''.

TGrimace

Ohhh. Good old Duane. The first two parter of the X Files, if I'm not forgetting one. Ya know, nobody would be upset if you posted both part 1 and part 2 on the same day. You know, just for the flow :D

Josh Link

Shouldn’t be surprised that David Duchovny has excellent strokes.

BrakYeller

Oh, yeah... the speedo scene. That's an in-joke that will come back a few times. The X-Files video games were shockingly... average. The were for completionists (like me, sadly) only, and they don't really fit into the overall narrative well, though they tried to shoehorn them in there as best they could. Both games are set later in the show's run, so if you're going to look into them, hold off for a season or two, IIRC there's some minor spoilers there. As a fan who watched this episode when it first aired, the entire second season was really great, a vast improvement over the first season, but there was an air of "this really great show is on the verge of cancellation," so every time they pulled a stunt like having Scully get attacked by a crazed abductee to kick off a two-part episode, there was this idea in the back of your head like "oh, no, the actress wants out of this show, and now the show's going to get bad and get cancelled!" X-Files started winning awards with it's second season, but the ratings didn't really kick into high gear until season 3, when it became appointment viewing for non-sci-fi/horror fans. By season 3, whenever the show does something crazy, your concern is less "is this what gets the show cancelled" and more "how in the world are they going to bring Mulder and Scully back from *this* craziness?!" The benefit of watching the show knowing that there are ten seasons, movies, and two reboot seasons still ahead kind of demystifies the feelings I had of wondering every week if one of my new favorite shows was going to get cancelled, despite how good it was, because everything lived and died by the ratings back then. And yes, having to wait a week to see what happens to Scully was *torture.* No spoilers!

Michael Gehrman

Great reaction, Kat! I'm loving these and also the original Star Treks!

Michael clark

After the series there are 3 movies… each as great as the series..

Taco Wolf

They did make an X-Files video game! I was a PA on one of them (there were awkward live action cut scenes) I helped the set decorators :D I never played the game though, bc I assumed it would be mid since most games based on franchises were pretty meh at the time (except for KotOR of course)

RJ Inkglider

Re your question about the target demo for the X-Files, it was the 18-49 segment, i.e. right up your alley.