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Good independently, not best of the series.
Somebody else said that this two-parter is an ideal independent exposure to the show, because it offers the fundamental U.F.O. hunt without depending on other episodes to make sense.Which is true; the episode is also smart and reveals the charming dynamic of the stars.The only problem with these fundamental episodes, though, is that they usually aren't the really original ones, the ones that stand out in your mind after you've seen a lot.So while they may represent the series in a sweeping way that other episodes can't, they also fail to attest to its real genius.All sorts of different things end up being the final hook for people with this show besides the most blatant U.F.O. theme. So while I recommend this set as an example of that, I would also suggest that newbies check out one of the comedy sets, like the one with Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose, or the set with Leonard Betts/Momento Mori, which are, respectively, the prototypical bizarre monster episode, and a personal drama episode. The best of the X-Files two-parters
These two eps are my favorites of the entire series, and I'm a huge fan.These two stand out because they capture the best aspects of the series:suspense, surprise, death, a timely topic (a mysterious plane crash and aconspiracy to cover up the true cause), not to mention the requisite UFOsand MIBs.The first part sets up the mystery:a passenger plane crashesand Mulder wants to know why the government is interfering with theinvestigation.The second part wraps it all up satisfactorily... youaren't left hanging with a bunch of unanswered questions that get dealtwith later in the season.These two eps stand alone for the most part,which makes them perfect for the 2-episode video format.I highlyrecommend it. ... Read more

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When Deep Throat alerts him to the existence of a UFO crash site in Wisconsin, Mulder sneaks behind the lines of an Air Force recovery operation to gather evidence. After he's is discovered, Mulder and Agent Scully have to work quickly to expose the truth before the government shuts the X-Files down for good.Read more

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Poking fun at ufology
A nutty guy from NICAP (National Investigation Comittee for Aerial Phenomena), a real organization by the way, helps agent Mulder uncover what the Army is hiding... a crashed flying saucer of course! Eve: A Compelling Tale of Two Psychopaths
Fallen Angel is an excellent show, but Eve is the ep that should be featured. The suspenseful story of two small girls who kill because they want to fits into the government conspiracy that's going to kill us all.Eve 6 is a haunting yet somehow comforting character, and the two younggirls portray the serial killers with acuity. ... Read more

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Clones, submarines, and an alien bounty hunter are the highlights of this classic two-part episode of Read more

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For ABH fans.
This mythology pair is not without its highlights, particularly for the times in which it aired in the history of the show.We had never before seen, for instance, such a great set as Mulder's trip to the Arctic, or seen Scully discover something on her own, without Mulder, or such a dramatic revelation of the conspiracy as clones.We had not yet seen so many "Samantha's alive" teases that the very mention of her name makes us numb--and so when Mulder is forced to choose between a hostage who might or might not be her, and his new surrogate sister, Scully, the point does play quite dramatically.On the other hand, we hadn't yet seen green blood, or our heroes reduced to b-movie fighting and running from the alien Ah-nold either.Again, context plays a role: after the season eight and nine "super-soldier" nonsense, our face-changing hulk is almost charmingly vintage.However, episodes featuring the ABH will always be among my least favorite--they just aren't to me what makes the show distinct, smart, classy.

Colony is Better Than X Files Movie
There can be no doubt that Colony, along with Jose Chung's 'From Outer Space,' Hollywood A.D. and The Un-Natural is one of the best X Files episodes ever. A high point for the X-Files
Outstanding 2nd season two-part cliffhanger from the best X-F era. Hugely entertaining, with shades of Terminator 2. Don't miss this one! ... Read more

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Millennium was the best show
Why they took Millennium off the air I will never know.I looked forward to the show every Friday night. Fox should have let it go on to at least the year 2000 like it was meant to be.Please bring out a boxed set.

Millenniun TV Fox Series
I thought the Millenium on Fox was the best SFi/adventure series on TV,I actually started to like it more than the X-Files series.I never knew that it was being taken off the air untill I waited for it to come back on in the Fall season and to my dismay it did not.It would be nice if the Sc-Fi channel would become interested in it and started a new series.Chris Carter have you thought about "reinventing it on a channel like the Sci-Fi channel".My comments will probably go by the wayside...but just maybe some how "Out there" someone will think about the possibilities of bringing it back.Signed, "Misser of the Best Sci-Fi/Adventure on TV", KarlBuzz

Millennium Coming to DVD
I just read your reviews and decided to check out Digitalbits for myself.At http://www.thedigitalbits.com/rumormill.html they're saying that the DVD season I will be coming out in November of 2004.This was as of Feb 13th.I'll believe it when I see it . . . ... Read more

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