The chemistry and banter between GA and DD was what made the show worth watching. Their delivery of dry, cynical sarcasm was surpassed only by Jerry Orbach. "Syzygy" is hilarious for the fun those two had with personality changes. (Mulder and Scully investigate bizarre murders at a high school where two vacuous cheerleaders who have suddenly developed psychic powers due to a peculiar astrological celestial arrangement, and it causes Mulder and Scully to snark practically nonstop. At one point, Scully cuts Mulder off to get in the driver's seat and bitches, "Why do you always have to drive?" and Mulder snipes back, "I didn't think your feet could reach the pedals.")
I actually much preferred the weekly, episodic "investigate weird shit" to the conspiracy episodes. The conspiracy episodes were interesting at first, and then they turned waaaay too ridiculous. Chris Carter drank too much of the Kool-Aid.
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Date: 2007-07-08 08:08 pm (UTC)I actually much preferred the weekly, episodic "investigate weird shit" to the conspiracy episodes. The conspiracy episodes were interesting at first, and then they turned waaaay too ridiculous. Chris Carter drank too much of the Kool-Aid.