-
Some Goldberg Variation Trivia
Behind the ScenesThe episode's title is a pun. It refers to both cartoonist Rube Goldberg, who was famous for his drawings of incredibly complex machines made out of everyday objects that performed rudimentary tasks, as well as the harpsichord piece, the "Goldberg Variations", by Johann Sebastian Bach. The elaborate contraptions Henry Weems created ( Read more... ) -
Orison Episode Post
Wow have I been a bad mod! So sorry for the two weeks without posting!
Glory, amen. Glory, amen.
DON'T WATCH IT ALONE.
( Read more... ) -
The Goldberg Variation Episode Post
-
Some Rush Trivia
Behind the ScenesThe basic conceit behind "Rush" had been coming together since the sixth season. According to series creator Chris Carter, the way in which to portray the teenagers on screen was "tricky". He noted, "it had been a long time since we had dealt with teenage angst. [But] it was being done everywhere else and we wanted to take a run at ( Read more... ) -
Rush Episode Post
Mulder, rather than spirits, can we at least start with Tony's friends. Please, just... for me.
DON'T WATCH IT ALONE.
( Read more... ) -
Some Millenium Trivia
Behind the Scenes"Millennium" serves as a crossover with the series Millennium, also created by Chris Carter. Although Millennium, which debuted in 1996 on Fox, had enjoyed critical acclaim, it suffered from low ratings and was cancelled after its third season. Unfortunately, the final episode of Millennium had been filmed before the cancellation ( Read more... ) -
Some Hungry Trivia
Behind the ScenesWhen Vince Gilligan wrote "Hungry," he wanted to try a "different" approach to The X-Files. Accordingly, he decided to write an episode that featured Mulder and Scully as the antagonists, as viewed through the eyes of the monster. Series creator Chris Carter applauded this idea and called it a "really great monster show." Gilligan' ( Read more... ) -
Hungry Episode Post
Click to view
