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>Their deaths truly make no sense especially with a >feature film in the works. The boys were by far the >most vibrant characters..... > > > >>I downloaded the episode after I was spoilt about >>their deaths (not here). >> >>Chris Carter has a nerve. >> >>A columnist said this about their death and I agree >>100%: >> >>"That's it! They're dead! Thanks a lot! Why not blow >>up the Enterprise at the end of Star Trek? Have Magnum >>PI decapitated by a helicopter blade at the end of the >>series? Have Luke Skywalker take a hunk of shrapnel at >>the end of Return of the Jedi, and die screaming as he >>attempts to put his guts back into his abdomen? Look, >>Chris Carter: you don't step on Superman's cape. You >>don't spit into the wind. You don't pull the mask off >>the ol' Lone Ranger and you don't kill the Lone >>Gunmen." >> >>Sad, really. >> >>The Gunmen, aside from having their own show (which >>was great, albeit short-lived), have been one of the >>few constants since the show began some nine years >>ago. Now only Scully & Skinner are left from the >>show's first season (not including Mulder's return in >>the finale). >> >>You can't kill comic characters. >> >>I look forward to many new adventures here on this >>site. If I wasn't so busy, I'd volunteer to write >>some stories myself. >> >>[dark]

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