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GOT was brutal this season. Not necessarily in a bad way, just so many big moments that didn't end well.
By Katie Rife@futureschlock Mar 24, 2015 11:49 AM
After months of whispered rumors and appropriately evasive statements from Fox, the truth, courtesy of Deadline, is here. The X-Files is officially set to return to the network as a six-episode event series, with series creator/executive producer Chris Carter and stars Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny all on board to reprise their roles from the original series.
Carter, for his part, plans to pick up right where he left off: “I think of [the time since The X-Files ended] as a 13-year commercial break,” said Carter. “The good news is the world has only gotten that much stranger, a perfect time to tell these six stories.” Production on the series, about which little else is known, is set to begin this summer. Further details, including the potential involvement of other famous X-Files alumni like Vince Gilligan and pretty much every actor who was working in the ’90s, are forthcoming, and will presumably be delivered by a mysterious man with a black hat and nicotine-stained fingers.
I like the books. That looks really bad though
Bad as in good?
I like the books. That looks really bad though
To be fair, everything on Syfy pretty much looks that way.
I am about to give up on Hannibal. It's more about effected photography than storyline and gets worse every episode.
Am I the only one who watched True Detective?
I watched it and look forward to where it goes. I'm just under the assumption it will be your typical drama though, without the creepyness factor of last season. Great cast though.Am I the only one who watched True Detective?
I watched it and look forward to where it goes. I'm just under the assumption it will be your typical drama though, without the creepyness factor of last season. Great cast though.