The X-Files - The Complete First Season (1993)
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The X-Files - The Complete First Season (Slim Set)
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| Cast | David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson |
| Theatrical Release | September 10, 1993 |
| DVD Release | January 31, 2006 |
| Running Time | 1089 minutes |
| UPC Code | 024543222491 |
| Buy this item | $39.99 at Amazon.com As of Oct 12 21:00 EDT (details) 6 DVD, DUCHOVNY,DAVID, Usually ships in 24 hours, Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC, Widescreen Languages: English (Original Language) Or 46 new from $23.25, 34 used from $17.92, 1 collectible from $49.98 |
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Average user review:| The Best Three Episodes from the X-Files! |
| The beginning of a true classic!! |
Meet Agents Mulder and Scully and get involved in their quest for the Truth (yeah, with a capital letter) and see how "The Partnership" is formed and developed (yeah, theirs is "the partnership", the one and only, many times imitated, never succesfully reproduced).
Two little advices to truly enjoy: Expect to be surprised and amazed and learn to question everything/everyone. Happy X Files initiation!! September 17, 2008
| A Very Good Season, Not THE Best Though... |
I like this season. It is one of the top four I would say, and many people will disagree, calling it the best set of episodes the series has to offer. I couldn't argue with that, it just all has to do with personal preference.
Season 3 is actually pretty lighthearted, with some interesting twists and turns intertwined throughout. The mythology episodes in this season, however, are some of my least favorite, dealing with the alien healer Jeremiah Smith, the black oil, and a digital recorder with evidence of an alien conspiracy. This does have an exception, however. "Nisei" and "731", especially the latter, are two of the most exceptional episodes ever created. It is also a delight to witness Alex Krycek under control of the black cancer, towards the end of the season. Let's just say that when it leaves his body in the abandoned missile silo, chills ran up my spine. Truly haunting!
As far as monster of the week episodes go, I have to say I wasn't a huge fan of this bunch. "Avatar" wad particularly annoying for me, adding a convoluted Skinner plotline and just throwing out the paranormal element in the middle of the episode. There are also many comic elements to these MOTW episodes. Jose Chung is possibly the most famous comic X-Files episode. Personally, I like the darker, more frightening episodes the best, but nontheless these are all a delight to watch.
"Quagmire", while not scary in the least, is a very fun episode because it almost tricks you into thinking that Mulder is wrong just this one time, but then again the truth is never what it seems. Keep an eye out for this one, there is a great balance of chemistry between Mulder and Scully.
The special features are in abundance here, with deleted scenes, behind the scenes, commentary, interviews, and promo spots. It will keep you busy for hours.
Any X-Phile must pick up this set. Hell, I think any fan should own at least seasons 1-6, as they are terrific, all of them. But season 3 is a terrific investment, and some of the best hours of the best sci-fi series of all time. August 28, 2008
| great show |
| The Beginning of a Classic! |
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