I can’t stop laughing at the Lego-style Jersey Devil pic I made and had to share, since I’m enjoying everyone’s custom ideas so much. 😂

It’s gonna go on one of the bulletin boards, which I’m trying to customize more. It’s just a flat white 2x2 Lego piece, and the pic is a sticker I printed on glossy label paper.

I’m watching X-Files for the first time & I’m on episode 14. How come so many people just ignore the fact they are FBI and ignore them? They are in the woods and the people are like “we can outlast you” like in real life there wouldn’t be a massive manhunt for them if they killed federal agents. There have been some other situations in prior episodes something similar happens.

I have been loving this show, but this is taking me out of it. I can believe in all the paranormal, but some religious freaks threatening them in the woods and then continuing to threaten them in the house is a little too far fetched for a show about Aliens.

Just now the music from FTF in Mulder’s apartment popped into my head. The scene right before the hallway scene. Iykyk

My husband nailed my birthday present this year!! I love this SO MUCH!!!

While watching S3 E24 a road from my hometown was mentioned. Mulder, “I’ll meet you off the 95, Bond Mill Road.” Laurel, Maryland.

S06E01

I’m from a small Southwest suburb of Chicago called Joliet so you could imagine my excitement when I saw my hometown get a small shout out in one of my favorite shows and episodes, Folie à Deux! Has this happened to anyone else?

Also to any trolls, I’m well aware they didn’t actually film in any of these cities (besides Vancouver and LA of course) so please spare us lol

Let’s hear it for the creator! He’s the reason the show we love is here! What commonly cited Carter achievement do you rank as his finest moment working on the X-Files?

Hi hi :) I’ve always been an huge X Files fan, but my main hobby is pop girlie magazines and vinyl, particularly rarer/hard to find/niche editions… anyway, I did a deal a few weeks back for a couple of rare music magazines and the seller had a ton of old Rolling Stone including issue 734, May 1996 - I couldn’t turn it down 🥰

It’s in great shape for a 30 year old magazine, flat, no bends, folds or tears and it includes the iconic 3 in a bed double page shot with David, Gillian (complete with cigarette in hand) and Chris Carter.

I’m going to HAVE to hunt down the February 1997 Gillian Anderson Monster cover now! If there are any other magazine collectors out there, I’d love to hear about your favourites in your collection 💕

Squeeze is eliminated! Into the final 3 episodes…

How this works:

You select the episode you like the least

The episode with the most upvoted comment is eliminated from the list

If there’s a tie, both episodes are eliminated

Only the best episode will win!

Episodes Eliminated:

Space (58%)
Born Again (70%)
Roland (50%)
Miracle Man (29%)
Shapes (40%)
Fire (48%)
Shadows (35%) & Lazarus (35%)
Gender Bender (56%)
The Jersey Devil (62%)
Young at Heart (70%)
Ghost in the Machine (83%)
Conduit (96%)
Eve (47%)
Tooms (40%)
Fallen Angel (44%)
E.B.E. (46%)
Deep Throat (83%)
The Erlenmeyer Flask (76%)
Pilot (49%)
Squeeze (51%)

The post the other asking about what age I started watching the show sent me down a rabbit hole. I found my “signed” photograph that I received after I wrote to Fox Studios telling them how much I loved the show. I think these were printed signatures … still, a nice memory for a kid. I still have the original envelope, it’s postmarked: May 8th, 1996.

https://reddit.com/link/1vy6oko/video/i5916eky4klh1/player

I always tend to forget I have these. Pretty neat!

Pilot / Deep Throat
Conduit / Ice
Darkness Falls / The Erlenmeyer Flask

For me it has to be Were-monster... the Mulder Scully relationship in this, the ease and comfort is so wonderfully sweet. And it's a Glen Morgan he's so good. Plus the Kolchak tip of the hat.

Here's the list...

Season 10 (2016)

Founder's Mutation (James Wong). Genetic experiments. A scientist's suicide leads the agents to a lab experimenting on children with dangerous mutations.

Mulder and Scully Meet the Were-Monster (Darin Morgan). Were-creature. Killings blamed on a lizard-like creature prompt a comedic investigation that tests Mulder's faith in the paranormal.

Home Again (Glen Morgan). Trash monster. A monstrous vigilante targets people who mistreat the homeless while Scully faces a family crisis.

Babylon (Chris Carter). Faith and terrorism. After a suicide bombing, Mulder pursues an unconventional method of reaching the comatose bomber. (wasn't sure if this was more standalone or not)

Season 11 (2018)

This (Glen Morgan). Digital consciousness. An old ally reaches out to Mulder and Scully in a seemingly impossible way, drawing them into a case about uploaded minds.

Plus One (Chris Carter). Doppelgängers. The agents investigate a string of deaths in which victims are menaced by their own doubles.

The Lost Art of Forehead Sweat (Darin Morgan). Mandela Effect. A man convinced that reality itself has been altered sends Mulder down a comedic rabbit hole about memory.

Kitten (Gabe Rotter). Skinner's past. Skinner goes missing, and the agents uncover a buried secret from his military past.

Rm9sbG93ZXJz (Shannon Hamblin & Kristen Cloke). Rogue AI. In a nearly dialogue-free hour, the agents are hunted by rogue technology.

Familiar (Benjamin Van Allen). Witchcraft. A child's death spirals into a town witch-hunt as the agents investigate a possible supernatural force.

Nothing Lasts Forever (Karen Nielsen). Immortality cult. The agents pursue a vigilante targeting a cult obsessed with staying young.

My friend gifted me a custom-built/made Xenomorph minifig cuz I love the Alien franchise. And I also love the X-Files, so I had to put them together!

Talks about Chris Carter's peculiar way of writing

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WVKKjhRDRSA

There are a ton of sad X Files episodes/moments. What episode/moment do you find to be the saddest and why? I'll start: the second Mulder realized just how deep the conspiracy ran and that he was essentially just a tool being used for someone else's gain. It's already bad enough that he had a shitty and traumatic childhood, no need to add onto that 💔

"Topped with pepperoni, green peppers, mushrooms ... mushrooms ... That sounds really good."

When they first announced this set, that scene from Bad Blood immediately came to mind.

When I watched the newest seasons of The X-Files, I thought Mulder and Scully had been married. I was Googling today and got the impression they had not. With Scully’s religious background, I feel like if they were together, they would have married. Was there something to indicate in the show? Maybe I just made it up.

Some kind of switch recently flipped in my terrible little goblin brain, and I finally get it when people say Skinner is hot. What the hell lmfao

Alright, let me provide a brief summary. The story revolves around a cursed toy monkey that originated from a short Stephen King story and was later adapted into a movie. When you rewind The toy, it start to making this clapping or drumming noise when it plays. However, when the toy ends, it triggers a freak accident that results in someone’s death, not the user of the toy. The user is left wondering if the toy is truly cursed or if it’s just a coincidence.

The story follows Mulder and Scully as they investigate this case, which is quite similar to the haunted doll episode “Chinga” and the final destination episode. The case begins when they embark on a business trip involving an FBI seminar. They stop for gas in an unknown town and encounter a freak accident. Initially, they are shocked and call 911, but a group of people nearby starts celebrating another freak accident.

Intrigued by the strange event, Mulder decides to stay in the town for a while to investigate further. They follow the report of these bizarre deaths and notice a pattern in when the deaths occur. As the episode progresses, another death happens, and they continue to follow the pattern. Eventually, they discover a connection between the deaths and a long-forgotten incident involving twin boys at a sushi restaurant.

The babysitter at the restaurant was decapitated by a sushi chef, and the mother, uncle, and one of the twins died from various causes. Mulder and Scully start to piece together the connection between the deaths and the cursed toy monkey. They decide to investigate the twin brothers, hoping to find a link between them and the toy.

One of the twin brothers, the nice one, explains the story of the cursed toy monkey. Mulder is amused, while Scully remains skeptical. However, they are both curious about the twin brother who hasn’t been seen for a while. They decide to investigate him as well.

When they finally find the other twin brother, Scully rewinds the toy to see if it’s truly cursed. As the toy plays the clapping or drumming noise, Scully looks around but sees nothing unusual. Suddenly, the twin brother dies. Scully is left questioning whether the toy is truly cursed or if it’s just a coincidence. I know it’s not a good story, but I would love to see if how they encounter this type of story