[reason to believe]

I guess I never noticed after season 5 when I stopped following the show.

at least season 6 was a full normal (brighter lit) season with both of them still.

[Duvduv]

Three of a Kind ---- A really lousy episode............I give it a D+

[reason to believe]

Sorry you're not enjoying The X-Files but surprised you're still watching it all since so many seasons at more than 45 minutes of your life.

[Ropetuned]

Yeah if you don’t like most of the episodes X-Files is weird to keep watching at 20+ episodes a season

[FrellingTralk]

Maybe it’s just easier to find more to say about the episodes you don’t like

[Duvduv]

So you guys mean a person shouldn't be able to evaluate or rate episodes, or declare that some are lousy? BTW, I just saw Field Trip. It isn't a lousy episode, it just leaves out some information to help make the story of the hidden Giant Mushroom carnivore more realistic. I rate it a B-.

[reason to believe]

I have no idea which episodes of the last 5 seasons, you did like!

I love the "Field Trip" episode. Both of them having such weird experiences and the viewer isn't given any more information than they do for what's happening!

[Duvduv]

Well, I hope this can make some of the participants feel better about me. I just finished the last episode of Season 6 - Biogenesis. It is there that Fox Mulder explains to Scully on the phone about the inscriptions that it is the source of "everything" including "all the X Files." This essentially ties the two X Files arcs together. That all the paranormal stories having nothing to do with the aliens are themselves connected to the alien story line, that the aliens who are the source of life on Earth (which would be called the "Ancients" in the Stargate mythology) are themselves the cause of the X Files...……….

[FrellingTralk]

Originally Posted by Duvduv (View Post) So you guys mean a person shouldn't be able to evaluate or rate episodes, or declare that some are lousy? BTW, I just saw Field Trip. It isn't a lousy episode, it just leaves out some information to help make the story of the hidden Giant Mushroom carnivore more realistic. I rate it a B-.

Some X-Files episodes are lousy absolutely, I’ve agreed with a few of the episodes you’ve criticised and said they’re not favourites of mine either, I’ve never liked Trevor much for one. It just seems like you don’t like anything about the show at all as all of your recent posts have just been commenting on how lousy the episodes are, whereas evaluating episodes usually consists of more of a mixture of positive and negative thoughts

[Ropetuned]

Originally Posted by Duvduv (View Post) So you guys mean a person shouldn't be able to evaluate or rate episodes, or declare that some are lousy? BTW, I just saw Field Trip. It isn't a lousy episode, it just leaves out some information to help make the story of the hidden Giant Mushroom carnivore more realistic. I rate it a B-.

...I don’t see either of us ever saying this

[reason to believe]

Season 6 has alot of episodes I like when I think about it!

[Little_Stewie]

Originally Posted by Ropetuned (View Post) ...I don’t see either of us ever saying this

Yeah. Criticism is good. But enjoying the ride makes it more fun!

[FrellingTralk]

Originally Posted by beloved of the sky (View Post) Season 6 has alot of episodes I like when I think about it!

It’s one of my favourite seasons these days, although it’s definitely a bit of an adjustment at first compared to the tone of the first five seasons

[reason to believe]

Yeah, I always liked the comedic side of M&S so I do like some of the stand alone lighter episodes. It kind of focused on their personalities more than the previous seasons where it was about the cases and we knew nothing of them out of their jobs.

[FrellingTralk]

Definitely, episodes like Field Trip and How The Ghosts Stole Christmas were especially fun for examining their relationship and what they were looking for from one another