Anyone else care to try "Crime Scene Scenarios" for 500?

[sovay]

lesser_celery and I are still watching Millennium.

This latest episode is guest-starring Charles Nelson Reilly.

I feel like the two hemispheres of my brain just collided.

"He didn't just buy the magazines. He read the story. And he liked it."

I've got a bit of a headache, but it's very funny. How did the Scientologists not sue them into the next millennium?

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[handful-ofdust.livejournal.com]

I kind of think they weren't paying attention. Also, everybody "knew" the show was cancelled by then; they probably didn't see much point.;)

[ap-aelfwine.livejournal.com]

Glad you're liking it!

I don't remember that episode--I'm tempted to ask my friend E. about it, cos she used to love that show when we were both living in Chicago and it was on the air, but I'm not sure it's something she'd like to think about right now.

[baggyeyes]

The 'Don't be dark' episode! I loved that one. Tiny dancing demons, grousing in a coffee shop about their lot in life; Frank smiling in the most unnatural way possible.

I miss that show.

[grimmwire.livejournal.com]

Another great script by Darin Morgan.

Have you seen his X-Files episodes? "Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose", featuring Peter Boyle, is one of the most brilliant TV scripts ever. I've watched it a dozen times and always discover new levels to it, and fresh ironies I hadn't noticed before. And of course "Jose Chung's From Outer Space", which was Charles Nelson Reilly's first appearance as José Chung; certainly the funniest episode of X-Files, and a gleeful attack on the show's entire central concept.