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moonshayde and stargazercmc have put together an excellent new community: trustno1_redux, for rewatching the X-Files.Ahh, it takes me back to those heady days of young fandom, being an X-Phile (oh, what a horrible name), writing fanfic between classes, flirting with strange Canadians over the interweb, and all my passwords being 'trustno1'. Heeheehee. I looked at the list of first season episodes, and simply had to join. Squeeze! The Jersey Devil! Fire! Beyond The Sea! Gender Bender! Darkness Falls! I'd forgotten how much love I had for that series. *happy sigh*
And did everyone already know that Hammond is Scully's dad? I only just realised it today. It made me very happy, in a very geeky way.
ETA: And was it just me, or did every second X-Files fanfic involve them getting all dressed up to go to an entirely unlikely FBI ball, and dancing to something corny and romantic?
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Their idea of England, as seen in the episode 'Fire', made me chuckle (I'm looking it all up on Wikipedia and reminiscing). Every other person is a Sir. As, you've probably discovered, is SO not the case. :D
Yeah, I used to think Fox was a good name. Eeeeesh.
(Actually, Dana is a good name...)
Wait, everybody's not knighted here? WTF? ;)
Dana's not a bad name... I just knew some girls at school and church named Dana and I couldn't name my daughter that and not dredge up memories. So while Dana Scully is kick-ass, Dana from Sunday School most definitely was (is?) not.
I bet the number of kids called Fox increased when the X-Files came along. And a lot of kids will be about as fond of that name as Mulder was. If I recall correctly, he made even his parents call him Mulder.