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Since some time in 2002. I haven't been around in the past years but I recently started watching Voyager so I came to have a look about that.

I was a TNG girl when I was little, so I didn't watch TOS until I was older, which really made me appreciate a lot of things (like diversity) more than I would if I were a child. Farewell to a role-model and dear actress, may she rest in peace.

Mostly. To be honest, for every thread, it feels I have discussed something similar in the past. It *has* been a lot of years.

I've been here forever, longer than my join date*. I've posted almost nothing during the last five (!) years. So, yes. * which is ~20 years ago.

I honestly don't think I liked any of them much alone, it was the combination that got me hooked (HUGE X-files fan here... well, I just pretend some episodes and a certain film do not exist).

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Worst Villain Ramsey Bolton. Pretty much for the reasons you stated. Most characters in the show do bad things for personal gain, Ramsey was just plain evil and enjoyed it. Noblest/Most Heroic Character Hmm... not sure. Ned was as noble as it gets but I wouldn't say he was the most heroic. I...

Meh... For me, it was the most boring episode ever, and I've just seen them all in a row during the last few months, so that says a lot. I don't like the writing as much since the book contents ended, but that is ok, I don't expect everything to be super exiting all the time. However, things...

Meh... one cliche line after the other. I saw no point in the episode, there was no plot, just people running around. I'll just keep the hangman episode from this season.

That. Not the best of episodes, but still nice, old-fashioned X-Files, I enjoyed it.

That one was very good. And great acting of Anderson. Maybe this William thing does have potential after all. I am wondering if he is deliberately involving his mother in this visions or if it just happens on its own. I am a bit confused about Skinner all the time. I think he is there just to...

Meh... I didn't really liked that one. I would prefer it if it was not a parody episode, the plot could have been very interesting. Like the second episode of the season, I think they have much better ideas than last year, but the implementation is not the best.

I loved that one! Good old-fashioned X-files, the plot was very interesting, the acting good, the Mulder/Scully "UL" twist in the end clever. I enjoyed it very much. I also liked the pace and the absence of non-needed quick action.

It was a nice one for me (my husband was complaining all the way until a few minutes before the end though). There was a plot, a typical X-files ending, much better than last season. I enjoyed it. However, there seems to be so much action just for the action. They killed more people than in the...

That was not so bad. First, let me say that I have given up all expectations of actually understanding what the hell the writers are thinking concerning the X-Files. I think I stopped somewhere around Season 7 and gave up all hope last year. Now, I am in just for the fun. That being said, I...

Well, I have to admit I am pleasantly surprised by this season. I had really stopped enjoying the show and the only reason I actually saw the new episodes is that I am stuck inside the house for a few weeks and I had already seen everything else. However, the new episodes are actually nice! I...

Annabelle: Creation. Not a masterpiece, but it served its purpose for having a pleasant evening.

Good for you indeed! :techman: I've been overweight my whole life, but I am kind of lucky because it doesn't show, meaning that the extra weight is nicely distributed around my body and no part sticks out. However, this does not mean that the extra weight is any better for my health, so I've...

^ That storyline never made much sense to me either.

This is mine currently at work. I believe Chris Madden is one of our members here but I do not recall which one.