The X-Files does its first sequel episode, as we see the return of Eugene “Tooms”, and Richard likes him better this time! Then in “Born Again”, a little girl exhibits murderous intent. iTunes RSS
Tuning In Episode 44: The X-Files, Tooms/Born Again
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The X-Files does its first sequel episode, as we see the return of Eugene “Tooms”, and Richard likes him better this time! Then in “Born Again”, a little girl exhibits murderous intent. iTunes RSS
It’s really never a good idea for TV shows to do Native American storylines, as as “Shapes” proves, The X-Files is no exception. However, it definitely should do creepy episodes in the woods, as “Darkness Falls” proves. iTunes RSS
Mulder learns more about the mysterious Deep Throat in “E.B.E.” and it’s fairly alarming stuff. Then, in “Miracle Man”, the show goes to the South and does its take on revival churches. iTunes RSS
It’s Scully’s turn to have an old flame turn up, as “Lazarus” deals with a bank robbery. “Young at Heart” dredges up one of Mulder’s earliest mistakes. iTunes RSS
We get the first stone-cold classic episode of the show in “Beyond the Sea”, a gorgeous meditation on faith and doubt. Then, in “Gender Bender”, we get a mess of an episode that is nonetheless pretty enjoyable. iTunes RSS
The X-Files indulges in Richard’s hatred of children by giving us “Eve”. Later, in “Fire”, we meet an old flame of Mulder’s. iTunes RSS
We get our first really shitty episode of The X-Files with “Space”, which appears to be a rejected script for The Outer Limits. Then in “Fallen Angel”, Mulder and Scully revisit the alien menace. iTunes RSS
“Ghost in the Machine” tells the story of a rogue artificial intelligence that decides the best way to elude capture is to murder a bunch of people. “Ice” tells the story of a rogue organism that decides the best way to elude capture is to murder a bunch of people. Why is The X-Files so interested …
The X-Files vists Richard’s home state in “The Jersey Devil”, and it’s a horrible place filled with police corruption and murder. Then in “Shadows”, the ghost of a dead CEO may be exacting revenge on terrorists. Well, that’s one way to solve that problem. iTunes RSS
This week on Tuning In, Richard has a shocking opinion about “Squeeze”, and both of your hosts don’t quite know what to make of “Conduit”. Sounds about right for The X-Files, really. iTunes RSS