Sculder and Mully do eachother.

Goody then we can live it over and over again in the next ten years of syndication.

They will finally identify the alien race living among us and trying to take over the planet.

The  F' ing Liberals.

ARH

[sleep]

they all get killed for knowing to much

Dang, if that don't beat all! [(:|)]

Have the secrets of the Cigarette Man been revealed yet?

Dana wakes up and she has had a dream! She is really a bar maid in a seedy little bar in Vancouver. Fox is the town drunk and the CSM is the bar owner.

The show ran way too long, suffered from extraordinarily poor long-term plot development and writing, and cliched itself after about the 5th season.  The new characters of last season were meant to give the show a "next generation," but the characters are not as interesting (or as attractive) as the originals.

I got tired of the repetitive episodes that gave the same conspiracy information halfway through season 6.  The series, while great in its inception and novelty, just fizzled because Chris Carter was completely incapable of developping a convincing long-term plotline that everybody could follow.  Many viewers (including myself) finally threw in the towel after hearing the "all your questions are answered, the mysteries are revealed....." crap over and over again.

Unlike Babylon 5, The X-Files didn't have the plot and airing time worked out in the beginning.  Carter milked it as long as he could by teasing th audience, he just didn't figure out that you need some different teases to maintain interest.

End game, Carter killed his own show because he wanted to milk it (and make a fortune, which I can't blame him for) for longer than the audience was willing to stand.

/geek mode off

The Truth Is Out There.  Really.  But I don't think we're going to find out in the last episodes.