mads ❦

dilf enthusiast who is also super normal about the x files

[aliencoolness]

dana scully + her catholic guilt

[medievalkitten69]

i’m so sat for this movie you guys don’t understand august cannot come quick enough

[medievalkitten69]

it was just as fucking amazing as i hoped it would be jane schoenbrun you deserve a big fat kiss on the lips for this

[foxmulders]

“kill mulder and you risk turning one man’s quest into a crusade” i kind of love that the syndicate rightly suggested that if mulder was taken out scully will activate like a sleeper cell and slaughter like a billion people while raising the public to arms against conspiracy meanwhile if they take out scully mulder will simply also die

[thursdayinspace]

Tiny Mulder in honor of the Lego set. Of course he was that small, no idea what Gillian is talking about in the Lego video.

[its-not-aliens-mulder]

4.12 Leonard Betts

I love how much Mulder hates touching icky tjings whereas Scully has zero qualms about it

[medievalkitten69]

meanwhile he also has the ridiculous habit of tasting, touching, and smelling suspicious substances found at crime scenes

[aliencoolness]

hes so hot i cant.

[sophsun1]

GILLIAN ANDERSON as Dana Scully

The X-Files – 6.03: Triangle

[dailytxf]

1.13 | Beyond the Sea

[benoitblanc]

dana scully character of all time. she's five foot two. her two day jobs are cutting up dead people and professional ghostbuster. she's got daddy issues. she owns a fluffy little dog. she's held multiple different government officials hostage multiple times. she kissed her boss on the mouth. she accuses said boss of trying to kill her like once a year with literally no foundation. she's catholic but her favorite movie is the exorcist. she shot her best friend. she was abducted by aliens and still refuses to believe in them. she dresses like an underpaid arts teacher. she met god in a parking garage. out of the two times the man she's been blisteringly in love with for years confessed his feelings to her, the first time she got so overwhelmed she started crying and the second time she thought he was high on painkillers. she can't park a car. she once had an existential crisis, got a tattoo, and slept with a serial killer. she wears socks on the beach. she might be immortal

[sugar-pink-poison]

She tells Mulder multiple times over the course of the show that they have laws to follow. She breaks every single applicable one whenever he goes missing

[echofades]

all in a days work (x)

[slayerbuffy]

Gillian Anderson at Giffoni Film Festival (July 16, 2007).

[katebeckets]

how to say "I love you" in x-files [300/?] ⤷ The X-Files: Fight the Future (1998)

If you walk out on me, I'm walking after you.

[medievalkitten69]

still no iwtb directors cut…feeling betrayed

[slayerbuffy]

Gillian Anderson on the set of The X-Files.

[icedteainthatbag]

[likemonalisa]

Gillian Anderson, TV Guide, 1996

[xfiles-behind-the-scenes]

Cute Things from Stephen King’s original script for “Chinga (Before Chris Carter’s re-write):

1. Scully herself is a victim of the grocery store frenzy caused by the doll; she ends up hitting herself in the head, but later lies to Mulder over the phone, saying she’s fine, because she doesn’t want him to worry. 

2. Mulder is NOT completely helpless in this version of the script; in fact, he is preparing to go make a speech at a university, but bails to go see Scully when an officer faxes him a picture of Scully hurting herself in the grocery store (more on this below).

3. Actual lines from the original script:

*After Scully suggests ergot poisoning may have caused the grocery store attack, Mulder goes into graphic detail about the effects it has on people, and Scully responds, “I love it when you talk dirty.”

*A minute later, Scully declines Mulder’s offer to come help her, and when he then wonders why she called him, she responds, “I guess I just missed the sound of your voice.”

4. The ending scene, as written by King, is amazing. (One final note before you read it: in the original script it is even more obvious that Sheriff Jack Bonsaint has a crush on Scully. And at the end of the episode he asks for her number, implying that he would maybe come to see her in Washington D.C. Then, this happens):

BONSAINT: Maybe we could— He stops, realizing that she’s stopped paying attention to him. He sees where she’s looking, over at a man in a topcoat who is sitting on the bench outside. There’s a briefcase between his knees. It’s MULDER. Scully is out of the car almost before it stops, and hurrying over to him, her face amazed and intense. Behind them, Bonsaint gets out and stands watching. Maybe he won’t find any business to do in Washington, after all. Maybe there wouldn’t be much point. SCULLY: What are you doing here, Mulder? How did you get here? MULDER: Hitched a ride from Andrews to Portsmouth Naval Air Station in an F-111. Those Navy kids drive fast. You okay, Scully? SCULLY: Fine. Why did you come? MULDER: (shrugs; smiles) I thought you needed help. Call it woman’s intuition. SCULLY: What about your speech? Weren’t you supposed to give a speech at George Washington University tonight? MULDER: The world’s not short of speeches, Scully. It’ll get along without mine. They reach the top of the steps and face each other. This is a classic lovers’ shot, profiles like you’d see on a Valentine’s heart, lit by one radiant overhead globe. SCULLY: This is the second time I’ve seen you tonight, Mulder. MULDER: Really? Want to tell me about it? SCULLY: It might hurt my credibility. MULDER: (identical delivery) Really? Want to tell me about it? CAMERA moves in on Scully as she thinks.  SCULLY: I might. I believe I just might.

FADE TO BLACK

SCULLY: (in the black, and with a touch of reverb, perhaps) I believe—

[dartmoorpixie]

Ok so we were ROBBED