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Which reminds me! Those flashbacks! Gosh. There are still a lot of complaints about the revival and how it has too many stand alone episodes rather than those that fit into the mythology, but surely the overwhelming majority are enjoying the return and having the duo back, even if they are a little older and wiser. Mulder was still cracking wise, dissing the 76ers, making jokes about the Trashman using the wrong recycling bin for the head (he later used the trash compactor for another, well done) and all that good stuff. This hour was also a lot of fun, even with all the dark material. Scully: Mulder, back in the day, I used to do stairs and in three-inch heels. Mulder: What? I wasn't going to shoot the kid. I'm still not believing this will be the end of The X-Files, even if the ratings haven't held up to the premiere (how could they have?). Her biggest mysteries in this world are knowing whether William thought of her as she does him, whether he's OK and knowing nobody thinks they treated him like trash.Р”В«ut maybe she will get answers. While it was tough for Scully to go through, I also enjoyed learning she had every intention of staying by Mulder's side while he learned the answers to all of his biggest mysteries, even though she didn't have faith she'd ever learn the answers to her own. She'd have no reason to worry such about Scully and her brother, William, because she's been in touch with them, secure they're doing well. Because of it, Scully discovered she didn't know everything about her mother, who had changed her advanced directive without telling her and who, when she had only precious moments to speak, only asked after her estranged son, Charlie.Р”Р„sking about Charlie and speaking of her grandson, William, indicates a need to know they're at peace before she can leave. It was a really tough storyline, made even more so by her mother's illness. She felt that if someone else looked upon her own tale, they might judge and believe William was a responsibility from which she walked away, like he was nothing more than trash, and she needs to believe that they didn't treat him like trash by choosing to put him up for adoption, that they made the right choice in letting him go. I loved how Scully, usually so skeptical, was for once totally on board with the Trashman coming to life, because she could place herself and William into the story. In turn, the Trashman thought he was born to carry out that one idea. Even though he would never bring it to fruition, an evil idea is still born. Little did they know an artist put his heart and soul into his work, enough so that he quite literally gave birth to his ideas, one of which was the Trashman, a Golem of sorts.Р”Р„pparently one tiny idea the artist had also filtered through, violence toward those who treated the homeless like trash. If they got the homeless out of sight, they figured that was good enough. But the idea was over-arching in that the people involved in cleaning up West Philadelphia were treating their homeless like nothing more than trash. The first feature film, produced by Carter and co-written with Spotnitz, grossed US$187 million worldwide.So, it was a rough hour with the monster. Reilly, and an untitled comedy starring Ice Cube.Р”Р‡ox's X-Files ran for nine seasons, ending in 2002. The July 25 release date would put X-Files up against Step Brothers, a comedy starring Will Ferrell and John C.

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All that is being revealed is that it is a 'supernatural thriller' and that the movie will take the complicated relationship between FBI agents Fox Mulder (Duchovny) and Dana Scully (Anderson) in unexpected directions as Mulder continues on his quest for the truth and Scully remains inextricably tied to her partner's pursuits. The studio is staying little about the film's story line. Carter also co-wrote the screenplay with X-Files veteran Frank Spotnitz.

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Series creator Chris Carter will direct the still-untitled film. The studio also picked July 25 as the US release date.

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LOS ANGELES - Fans of The X-Files no longer have to rely on internet rumors to seek the truth about a sequel to the 1998 movie based on the popular TV series.Р”Р‡ox has announced production will start December 10 on the sequel, which reunites the show's stars, David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson.

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