"Look Mulder We're On Television" -- X-PHILES WORLD-Season 8 Discussion

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Date Posted: 23:03:25 02/20/00 Sun
Author: Athenaxphile
Subject: "Look Mulder We're On Television"
In reply to: dfetoured 's message, ""Make it fast and fill that tank up with gas"? Excuuuuse me, Mr. Bossy Pants?" on 22:23:06 02/20/00 Sun

Hi Det! :-)

You are right Mulder was being a bit more bossier than usual in this ep. I think he was just hamming it up a bit for the camera. That was funny the way Scully kept grabbing him by the arm and pulling him away from the cameras. I wonder what the folks back at the FBI thought about Mulder and Scully's televised escapades.

I liked it when Scully announced "I'm a doctor" when she spotted the injured crazy-haired sketch artist. In far too many episodes, Scully will stand over an injured person and yell for paramedics instead of offering medical aid. Bravo to Vince Gilligan for remembering Scully is a doctor! He must have remembered that Mulder was a psychologist too, which is why he was so good in calming down Chantara and the quarreling couple. ;-)

Interesting to see an episode without any background music. It was also fun to see them talking into the camera. I was LOL when Scully looked into the camera and said "The FBI has nothing to hide." ;-) That scene reminded me of the alien autopsy scene from "Jose Chung."

I saw alot of similarities to the "Blair Witch Project" with the camera movements and the creepy background sounds. I'd be willing to bet that Vince Gilligan saw that movie last year. ;-)

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Blair Witch Project -- detoured, 23:34:09 02/20/00 Sun