This episode isn’t very good, but having mystery fluids come out of your kid and being pretty sure you broke him is a normal part of parenting.
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I was so disappointed this wasn’t the episode with the wisecracking Christmas ghosts.
Sorry to get you all excited, but the color, courtesy of the wonderful Pancha Diaz, is for this installment only.
The Emmy for worst performance in the entire X-Files goes to: Vancouver playing the Florida Everglades in this episode. I’m sorry, but this is well beyond Vancouver’s range. It’s a meh episode, but I like the chipper, team-player FBI agents[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I have no idea how you’d figure out this was a flashback episode if you weren’t already very familiar with the characters. The only clue is that the cell phones are even more giant than the giant cell phones they[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
So does Scully not have cancer now? I forget if this ever comes up again.
I’m pretty sure this all gets retconned in a few episodes anyway. So! As a bonus stretch goal on my latest Kickstarter campaign, I agreed to draw another season of Monster of the Week. Welcome to Season 5! If you[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Oh, man, if Peter Falk had ever done an X-File. That would be my ultimate life experience. Anyway, I hope you’ve enjoyed this brief return of Monster of the Week. I’m hoping to get enough subscriptions to my Patreon to[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This strip is mostly male nudity. Thank you again, X-Files. Want the original art for this strip?
All you nerds disappointed that this episode wasn’t a sequel to “Home”: just imagine Mrs. Peacock is under Scully’s mom’s hospital bed. Episode improved. Want the original art for this strip?
