The seventh episode of the series aired last night.
How was it?

TV Shows on DVD has struck gold again. There are unconfirmed rumours of Space: Above and Beyond in DVD development. The news that has me excited, though, is the news that The Lone Gunmen will be coming to DVD on March 2005. No word yet about whether or not the original pilot episode (a disturbingly prescient piece about a passenger plane attempting to crash into the World Trade Centre) will be intact, but the set will include the “Jump The Shark” episode from the ninth season of The X-Files that was used to wrap up the spin-off.

Seven down, two to go. I will eventually manage to
review every season of this series as a whole, but at
least now we’re caught up to the point where
individual episode reviews began. (The reviews of
the first half of the season predates the 42 point
system, too.)

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Just a reminder, the final season of “The X-Files” is
out on DVD today, and it’s bringing a price drop on
all other seasons along with it. The sets still cost
more than your average TV on DVD product, but they’re
considerably cheaper than they were yesterday. (The
initial high price had two main reasons; it was the
first show to be released in full season packages in
a time when movies were still about $30, so they had
a higher price in that market, and because they’re
released in region 1 before region 2, unlike many
shows, so they couldn’t use overseas markets to
recover the DVD authoring costs. The prices stuck
around as long as fans were willing to pay that
much.)

David Duchovney spilled the beans and it’s all covered here on Sci-Fi Wire.

Has too much time passed since this went off the air? I stopped watching the show quite a while back and I doubt I could follow it now without some massive exposition.

School’s out, so I have time to watch entire seasons
of TV for review once more. Here’s the sixth season
of The X-Files. With any luck, I’ll get you
the entire series of Firefly and maybe a
season or two of something else by the time I’m back
in class on January 5. If you have any suggestions,
make them here. Items on
this
list (which aren’t marked “need to buy”) will get
prompter attention, simply because they’re more
convenient.
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In the summer of 1998, Mulder and Scully came to the big
screen.
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Today, it’s a review of the fifth season of The
X-Files. Tomorrow, I expect to have a review of the
movie, The X-Files: Fight The Future up in this
space.
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Another year of The X-Files, reviewed in a single
shot. I should be able to review season five and the movie
before school begins again on Wednesday.
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Now that I’ve recovered from my week of feverish delirium, I can
start clearing out the backlog of reviews I’ve get. (Expect at
least seven comic reviews to come by the end of the week.)
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