X files to be revived (13 years on)

[zildjian]

http://www.freep.com/story/entertainmen ... /70393394/




Wonder how this might work out
I was something of a fan first time around and I'll give it a look.

anybody else remotely interested, or just me then

[rubberrat]

[zildjian]

You just don't appreciate good TV
'the walking dead'
'Beavis & butthead'
'Spiral' (Engrenages)
'The Bridge' (in fact all Scandinavian crime thrillers)

[rubberrat]

Ah, but I'm a big fan if those Scandinavian noir dramas, really miss them. Beavis & Butthead a classic.
I'll try walking dead when we get the kind on internet that doesn't involve passing data files with an owl.

X Files? I did enjoy the original series, then felt that in typical American fashion that they just kept beating it ti death instead if stopping at the top.

[saDgit]

I was something of a fan first time around and I'll give it a look.

anybody else remotely interested, or just me then

I'm not the only sadgit on the forum then!

[zildjian]

In fact I resent the implication,
Chris Carter only thought to suggest what might be taking place on the horizon of modern society, the fact that (some) of the tales might have been misinterpreted by the viewing public places the onus of ridicule firmly in their court,

besides which only the essentially commonplace are afraid of cliche

/sniff

anyway Martin, shouldn't you be building a camper

[richc]

I'll watch it just for Gillian Anderson - the thinking mans totty



did you see her in that Northern Ireland based thriller = WoW !

[rubberrat]

She was pretty harsh in that.. 'The Fall' I think. Flawed but enjoyable viewing.