Re: Some sort of closure yes but . . . -- X-PHILES WORLD-John Doggett

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Date Posted: 12:55:10 01/19/00 Wed
Author: CW
Subject: Re: Some sort of closure yes but . . .
In reply to: Islandgirl 's message, "Should the mytharc end with the TV series or continue on in the movies?" on 21:47:01 01/18/00 Tue

> What does everybody think about wrapping up the
> mytharc? Should they find out what really happened to
> Samantha, kill CSM, etc. during the last couple of eps
> of the TV series or contiue to explore these topics
> during future movies, novelizations, etc.?

They can kill off CSM any time. As for Samantha--how about both Mulder and Scully being abducted and taken to where Samantha is? There is a whole series there (shades of Star Trek maybe but I like that show too sometimes). I for one, would like to know what really is out there--the technology possibilities absolutely fascinate me.

> Personally, I'd vote for wrapping it all up when the
> TV series ends and having all future movies and stuff
> have stand-alone MOTW-type plots. I just think it
> would be too confusing, if not down right impossible,
> to keep the mytharc going in a series of movies that
> only came out once every three or four years.

Let's hope that they don't wait that long to make movies!!!I took my family to the first one and they caught onto the plot very quickly after I gave them a quick character synopsis. You're right--there are a few loose ends to wrap up--especially with the syndicate member's early history with Mulder's father and mother. I still have questions about those relationships--including CSM and Tina Mulder. (Which is why I like mysteries that explain things at the end.)

> Besides, I think CC and company really owe the loyal
> fans some sort of closure.

MOST DEFINITELY!!!!!

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Mythology in the movies: Good for X-Philes, bad for X-Files -- Scully'sMyHero, 17:36:10 01/30/00 Sun

Re: Mythology in the movies: Good for X-Philes, bad for X-Files -- CW, 06:47:29 02/03/00 Thu

Editing a sentence--English Major I'm not. -- CW, 06:50:45 02/03/00 Thu