those flowers, those words

The last time I saw Mulder & Scully on TV was the number of reruns since the end of the ninth season. At that time, the second child was still in the stomach. Now she is ten years old. She is afraid and knows how to resist watching this creepy feeling. 's drama. I haven't had a TV channel at home for many years, and I have never regretted it like I did at the beginning of this year, because I couldn't follow the X-Files in the first place. Fortunately, in the second half of the year, there will be DVDs and many more tidbits. This season, it was originally a big tribute to the original series, and every pair of lines and details are very familiar. Seeing that many behind-the-scenes staff members who are familiar with their names get together again after many years apart, they are like old friends reuniting for a party, and the audience also has the feeling and joy of flashing back to the old days in a trance after many years. In fact, I'm not an X-phile in the strict sense, because I never like the line of conspiracy theory. I'm mainly a Duchovny fan, so I basically didn't watch the eighth and ninth seasons. I also love the stand alone episodes more. Duchovny himself wrote and directed the baseball-playing alien episode in season 6, which is my all time favorite x-files episode. This season is no exception to love the lizardman episode, love its humor, and a little warm little philosophical, and a conspicuous tribute to Mulder's red speedo, Scully's puppy Queequeg. ----In the tidbits, I saw more compliments that I missed while watching the movie. Sadly, the director, Kim Manners, who was familiar with the name and had an impression of his appearance, had his name on the tombstone. I like this director. When I saw it in the tidbits, the lyrics in "Those Flowers" popped out in my mind: … … Are they all old? where are they? We went to the end of the world like this... TA people have been blown away by the wind and scattered in the end of the world. Some stories have not been told, forget it, those feelings have been difficult to distinguish true and false in the years...... Some people have left, some people have left. Older, Mulder's waist was a couple of laps thicker than before, and Scully's cheeks had shrunk a couple of laps. The two of them, one has lost the enthusiasm and desire (paranoia and whimsy) in the eyes of the spooky 20 years ago, and has long been a cynical-eyed middle-aged depressed man in Califonication; the other, without baby fat, also Without the tenderness, helplessness and vicissitudes covered his face, more like coming out of Bleak House. In the first episode, Scully speaks at a strangely slow pace, as if he hasn't regained the feeling of American English. By the way, there are pencils on the ceiling, what about the melon seeds of the little fox? Did episode 6 just end the whole X-Files? The United States, and even the world, are stuck in crisis like that, do you just ignore it? If they never say anything, will they never say it? Perhaps, this was originally a belated "party for farewell".