> This morning on the radio, I heard that The X Files is winding down to the big final. One of the reasons was that the studio feels the public viewpoint has changed towards this sort of show since Sept 11.

It's about TIME. I still thing they should have let it die a peaceful death back when it started to suck.

>....and the reasons people liked The X Files are based on that national mindset of suspicion and distrust. And now, also according to all this, we are entering a new era in which... well, I don't know. The guy on the radio didn't go into what, exactly, he thinks the *new* national mindset is. But apparently it's one that leads to less people liking The X Files.

I liked it because it was cool. I started watching it in about the second season, and stopped watching it when Mulder left. I kept hoping it would get GOOD again, but it never did. Oh, well. There were a few seasons where it was GREAT.

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