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oh thank fucking god he was traumatized and his life was ruined, are you seeing this fit?? I am literally puking in my mouth rn at this. He looks like a 2007 ken doll. 💀
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oh thank fucking god he was traumatized and his life was ruined, are you seeing this fit?? I am literally puking in my mouth rn at this. He looks like a 2007 ken doll. 💀
Yep, just like the first watch. I need a minute to screech in the dark
Who's the better one-off character? (Round 4)
Josh Exley (played by Jesse L. Martin in "The Unnatural")
Holman Hardt (played by David Manis in "The Rain King")
Mr. Nutt (played by Michael J. Anderson in "Humbug")
Josh Exley: says something really special about love and humanity
Holman Hardt: I always love when emotions are tied to powers, also this moment where Mulder chides him and he makes a face like its a sitcom
Mr. Nutt: Michael J. Anderson was born on Halloween and has worked for both David Lynch (Twin Peaks!) and Nasa. And he plays a hilarious hotel manager here!
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To jog your memory, here are the episodes they're from:
The Unnatural: While working in Roswell, New Mexico in 1947, a young cop, Arthur Dales (the brother of the Arthur Dales who started the X-Files) stumbles across Josh Exley, a black baseball player who is actually an alien with a love of the game hiding among humans.
The Rain King: In a small town plagued by drought, Mulder and Scully come upon a man who claims to be able to control the weather—at a hefty profit. Yet the agents discover a force of nature at work even more powerful than the weather, and just as unpredictable.
Humbug: Mulder and Scully must find the paranormal among the abnormal when they are sent to investigate a long standing series of ritualistic killings which match no known patterns. The latest of which was the death of the "Alligator Man", just one of many sideshow acts around which the town of Gibsonton, Florida, is built.
Stephen Moffat and Mark Gatiss tried really hard with both Doctor Who and Sherlock, and boy did they come close; but nobody can write a TV episode more contrived than the episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer where two ghosts are reliving their last moments together and only by the victim possessing Angel’s immortal body and surviving the otherwise fatal accident in order to grant forgiveness to an equally possessed Buffy can the issue be solved. And that doesn’t even bring into account the Buffy-Angel drama happening in the background, underneath the ghostly interference.
The drama? The amount of extra that episode truly was? Magnificent. Uncalled for.
MacGyver is just... 100% done with everything in this ep
And when my time is up, have I done enough?
Will they tell our story?
Who's the better one-off character? (Loser's Bracket Round 2)
Submarine Sailor (played by Michael Bublé in "Piper Maru")
Dr. Blockhead (played by Jim Rose in "Humbug")
Submarine Sailor: It's Michael Buble????? and apparently he got fired for stealing a hot dog from craft services?????
Dr. Blockhead: I don't think that man has a medical degree
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To jog your memory, here are the episodes they're from:
Humbug: Mulder and Scully must find the paranormal among the abnormal when they are sent to investigate a long standing series of ritualistic killings which match no known patterns. The latest of which was the death of the "Alligator Man", just one of many sideshow acts around which the town of Gibsonton, Florida, is built.
Piper Maru: When a French salvage ship sends a diving crew to recover a mysterious wreckage from World War II, the crew falls prey to a bizarre illness and Agents Mulder and Scully join the investigation. The investigation leads to the discovery of a familiar face, and to Skinner's life being threatened.