#The x files home again how to#
Scully said she didn't know how to reach him, and couldn't verify that her other brother Bill contacted Charlie about their dying mother. And here's another thought, relative to Scully's long lost and estranged brother Charlie.
#The x files home again series#
With those consistent references to William, who by this time would be a teenager, I'm of the opinion that the series will bring him into the picture at some point to test a relationship with Scully and Mulder. I didn't necessarily agree with that idea at the time, and I still question it, but a lot of years have gone by now to second guess the decision.
Although Mulder shares in that loss, his deportment is more stoic, realizing that it was the right thing to do at the time for the baby's safety. Though you have a monster of the week story line at work here, it's overshadowed by Scully's personal grief over the loss of her mother (Sheila Larken) and the accompanying angst related to giving up her son William. And did you notice her awesome take-down of the thug in the alley along side Mulder? It happened too quickly to catch if it was a stunt person or not, but that action sequence was astounding. David Duchovny can hold his own, but Anderson seems almost in another league there's virtually no other actress who can come close. She can call forth any emotion required on a dime and it's incredible to behold. I am constantly in awe of Gillian Anderson as an actress. A great episode, fair to say the monster story was almost secondary, very much a Dana story, this was rather good. Gillian Anderson was just magnificent I thought, the ability to switch emotion, mood etc, incredible, I've just finished watching her in War and Peace, what a talent. Wonderfully gruesome in parts, especially the juxtaposition of Petula Clarke's sweet 'Down town' playing in the background. As a Dr Who fan, I was reminded a little of the episode 'Flatline,' the concept was very similar. That comic tone was left there, Home Again was back to reality with a bang, a true emotional roller- coaster running alongside the monster story. After the last episode, I felt that X Files level of surrealism had peaked with the Were monster. As soon as Mulder and Scully arrive on scene, she receives a call from her brother, telling her that her mum's had a heart attack and is in intensive care, she heads home, leaving Mulder to investigate The 'Band Aid Nose Man.' Mulder picks up a plaster, it's contents (DNA) cannot be identified. Joseph Cutler is shifting homeless people by force to make way for new developments, one night he's followed and literally ripped apart by a 'man' of enormous strength.
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