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1. The Beginning
Air date: Nov 8, 1998
Agent Diana Fowley tries to protect telepathic chess prodigy Gibson Praise, while Mulder and Scully hunt for a deadly creature in the desert.
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2. Drive
Air date: Nov 15, 1998
Mulder becomes trapped in a car by an apparently deranged man, as Scully tries to determine the cause of his illness.
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3. Triangle
Air date: Nov 22, 1998
Mulder is caught aboard a mysterious ship in the Bermuda triangle, still lost in 1939; in wide-screen format.
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4. Dreamland
Air date: Nov 29, 1998
Mulder and Scully's lives are profoundly altered after witnessing the flight of a mysterious craft at the infamous "Area 51.".
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5. Dreamland II
Air date: Dec 6, 1998
Mulder struggles to return his life to normal as Scully begins to suspect that there are other reasons behind his strange behavior.
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6. How the Ghosts Stole Christmas
Air date: Dec 13, 1998
The agents put aside Christmas wrapping to stake out an alleged haunted house occupied by a mysterious, married couple.
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7. Terms of Endearment
Air date: Jan 3, 1999
Mulder and Scully (David Duchovny, Gillian Anderson) investigate the case of a woman who stands accused of killing her unborn child. Guest star: Bruce Campbell.
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8. The Rain King
Air date: Jan 10, 1999
When Mulder and Scully investigate a mercenary rainmaker in a drought-stricken town, they encounter a force more powerful than the weather.
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9. S.R. 819
Air date: Jan 17, 1999
When Skinner is diagnosed as terminally ill, Mulder and Scully suspect government foul play and hunt for answers in the corridors of the FBI.
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10. Tithonus
Air date: Jan 24, 1999
Paired with a new partner, Scully investigates a crime-scene photographer who may be responsible for the demise of his subjects.
The X-Files (1998 - 1999)
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Temporada horrorosa, arrastada e tudo de ruim. Será um divisor para o fim? Será que compensa continuar?
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Delightful. Interesting. Well done. Entertaining.
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This season keeps giving.
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This is really awesome and amazing
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I think this was awesome
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Best stand-alone episodes, Mulder and Scully chemistry and great writing!
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In the first post-movie season, the new L.A. setting lacks the same ambience, however faithfully the crew tries to replicate it, that Vancouver had, episodes can be a bit too dependent on comedy and as for the mythology episodes...they aren't awful but you can tell this was the point where it came to light that Chris Carter had no real epic plan. Fortunately, beyond the obvious merit of the dynamic between Mulder and Scully, the sixth season of The X-Files definitely has enough good episodes to outweigh the more underwhelming ones that stand out in their own different ways. The "Speed" episode, without which Breaking Bad wouldn't exist in the way we know it today. The episode with Bruce Campbell who delivers a terrific performance that could've lead to him playing John Doggett. And of course, "Triangle", full of excellent camerawork and seamless editing to give off the impression all four segments are one long take each. The penultimate episode was pretty effective too. Attempts to change the status quo felt somewhat pointless since 12 episodes later, Mulder & Scully are back working on them without fear of repercussions as if the last couple of episodes didn't happen. Especially since anybody who only watches the MOTW episodes will be confused by why "Skinner" is black now. As well as the fact that the first episode relies on you having seen the movie to understand just what the hell everybody's on about. The sixth season marked the point where the show wasn't going to be earning the same level of acclaim the first five seasons but there was still enough competence from Chris Carter and co. to make the first non-Vancouver season a pretty enjoyable new beginning.
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This is not just the Best season of X-files but the Shows peak in terms of overall quality.
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Continuously interesting, funny, and exciting.
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This is one of the best shows of all history. Cannot recommend it enough!
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