Discovering The X-Files

Discovering The X-Files

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  • Episode 2: Deep Throat (Is he the "real" Deep Throat?)

    And so, Daniel and I sit down to discuss "Deep Throat," which is the second episode of the series, but it could also be seen as the first "official" episode. Or, in any case, almost an extension of the pilot...as it sort of completes the arc, if you will, or at least finalizes its presentation of this series' ethos. 

    Is the title character supposed to be the actual Deep Throat? Did we know, in 1993, that Deep Throat was actually Mark Felt? In any case, actor Jerry Hardin looks more like Mark Felt than Hal Holbrook does. So, what does that tell you? 

    But all of that is beside the point. This is yet another strong episode that demonstrates how this series really did have some very solid footing right from the start. It's a spirited discussion you're sure to enjoy.

    Dig in.


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    48 min
  • Episode 1: Pilot (It still holds up!)

    Welcome to a new podcast, in which a newbie (that's me) finally takes a deep dive through the entirety of Chris Carter's creepy universe....guided by fans he is lucky enough to have in his circle, who will kindly walk him through the journey.

    In this first go round, Daniel Baldwin (not the actor, but a terrific guy nonetheless) sits down with me to discuss the excellent pilot episode for this classic series. How providential that everything seems to be locked into place - as far as the series' ethos, central characters and sophisticated tone - right from the start. That seems pretty rare for genre TV, particularly 30 years ago. 

    What similar genre series was there around this time, about a sexy guy and a sexy girl who investigated creepy happenings week after week? Was it Friday the 13th: The Series? Was their pilot as good as this one?

    In any case, sit back and enjoy our spirited discussion.


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    47 min

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An X-Files newbie (that's me) goes on a deep dive through the entirety of Chris Carter's vast universe of creepiness...as longtime fans take his hand and walk him through it. We're gonna do it all folks! The whole thing. The original series, the revival, the movies, the spin-offs...