#Pluto now has all episodes of #XFiles streaming!
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@Phangurl Just one? Oh, dear! The pilot is up there, but then there's also Duane Barry/Ascension/One Breath, Bad Blood, Memento Mori, Pusher, Fallen Angel, Tooms... If the first movie, Fight the Future, counts as an episode, then I guess I'd pick that one.
@Cassiopeia12727 such a great list!! I remember not being able to watch it at night by myself bc of nightmares.
Remember the David Duchovny song? -
@Phangurl I might binge these on Pluto - I'm at a place where I can't rewatch any more 90s era Star Trek.
@Meowthias Enjoy! I sat down to watch one episode and haven't turned it off for like 5 hours.
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@Phangurl
1. Musings of a Cigarette Smoking Man
2. Home
3. Squeeze/Tooms
4. The Erlenmeyer Flask
5. Ice@AndorianSoup Thanks! Ooooh!! Great list. I'm going to watch these that I collect from everybody.
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@Phangurl
1. Musings of a Cigarette Smoking Man
2. Home
3. Squeeze/Tooms
4. The Erlenmeyer Flask
5. Ice@AndorianSoup coincidentally I'm currently watching Ice! This is such a creepy concept that I've since seen on so many other shows/movies. I think X-Files might've been the first to do it.
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@saxicola
it's a free streaming service in the US (not sure if it's in other countries). It has ads and not awesome but it's free. 
️ I think it's owned by one of the big networks like NBC.@saxicola update! I looked it up and Pluto TV is available in the UK.
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@saxicola update! I looked it up and Pluto TV is available in the UK.
@Phangurl
Thank you
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@Cassiopeia12727 such a great list!! I remember not being able to watch it at night by myself bc of nightmares.
Remember the David Duchovny song?@Phangurl Yeah, how could I forget that gem? Bree Sharp went on David Duchovny's podcast and shared how she finally got to meet him, after she had been trying to for a while. It was a hilarious story that almost sounded like fan fiction.
25 Years Later and Bree Sharp Is Still Asking Why Won’t I Love Her
Listen to this episode from Fail Better with David Duchovny on Spotify. In 1999, the musician Bree Sharp released a single titled “David Duchovny,” off her debut album, A Cheap and Evil Girl. Despite it being the early days of the internet, the song — with its refrain “David Duchovny, why won’t you love me?” — found its way to me, as did the surprise music video that a bunch of people came together to make for our X Files Christmas party. In the time since, Bree and I have only spoken a handful of times — so for the first time, she and I sit down to talk about how and why she wrote the song, what it’s meant for her career, and all the thoughts I’ve been sitting on about the lyrics. Then, finally, Bree gives a full performance undisturbed by my commentary, and we time-travel back to the moment this first entered the world. Or maybe you just Want To Believe that. The 25th anniversary edition of A Cheap And Evil Girl is available now on eco-friendly vinyl, and folks in New York and Pennsylvania can catch Bree on tour in April. Tickets can be found on her website, www.breesharp.com. Follow me on Instagram at @davidduchovny. Stay up to date with Lemonada on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram at @LemonadaMedia. Joining Lemonada Premium is a great way to support our shows and get bonus content. Subscribe today on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. For a list of current sponsors and discount codes for this and every other Lemonada show, go to lemonadamedia.com/sponsors.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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@Meowthias Enjoy! I sat down to watch one episode and haven't turned it off for like 5 hours.
@Phangurl I'm realizing how particularly good the writing was.
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@AndorianSoup coincidentally I'm currently watching Ice! This is such a creepy concept that I've since seen on so many other shows/movies. I think X-Files might've been the first to do it.
@Phangurl The Thing From Outter Space came before. @AndorianSoup
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@AndorianSoup coincidentally I'm currently watching Ice! This is such a creepy concept that I've since seen on so many other shows/movies. I think X-Files might've been the first to do it.
@Phangurl
Oh you definitely need to watch John Carpenter's The Thing. It's the pinnacle of this style of story. And a remake itself, and an adaptation of an earlier short story lol -
@Phangurl
Oh you definitely need to watch John Carpenter's The Thing. It's the pinnacle of this style of story. And a remake itself, and an adaptation of an earlier short story lol@AndorianSoup oh yeah! That does sound familiar. May be time for a rewatch of it.
