The worst X-Files episode, according to IMDB

“X-Files” was a series that contains the perfect Platonic for a written TV program. Through rotation with the episodes that involve “Week Monster” and show dealing with comprehensive myths of conspiracies and activity outside the ground, the series managed to be both, and a serial epic equivalent to continuous viewing. Consequently, fans may have long been invested in achieving its fruits while new fans can jump on board at any point during the original 9 -season display period.

The only damage to this semi -perfect setting is the fact that it called for the possibility of many low points as it did. Although certain sections of Fandom have their general preferences, which were the best total seasons, which were not even the most amazed fans of “Files” will admit his tendency to be uneven. With the jewel of an episode, it is often residing next to a huge stink. Even this acceptable fact, has a series like “Twin Peaks”, whose fans have a strong compatibility with regard to the episodes that new arrivals should avoid or progress with caution, the worst choices “X-Files” episodes are much broader and more self.

If you are going strictly with numbers (According to IMDB) Then the eighteenth episode of the third season, entitled “Teso Dos Bichos”, is the worst “X-Files” episode. However, one only needs to consider the reasons that make this episode have had a doubtful honor to realize that it may not be related to its quality. This, in addition to the presence of more pleasant and hateful episodes of the series, means that “Teso DOS BIICOS” may simply be the victim of the Boom delegate.

To be clear: “Teso DOS Bichos” is not a hidden jewel for the “X-Files” episode. Written by John Shayban and directed by Kim Manters, a countryside of the FOX MULDER (David Duchovny) and Dana Scoli (Gillian Anderson), in a series of deaths in Boston associated with an artifact from South America. The episode raises many films produced in the 1940s Val Loton (To the extent that Shaiban calls a personality in the episode after him), and strange insanity/grapes with great greatness in that era (as shown in “The Twilight Zone” entitled “The Jungle”And even the “cat killer” from the seventies and eighties (such as “The UNCANNY” and “Unnived”). In other words, it is an episode of the series; The fun of my cheese at best, unwanted lazy in the worst case.

Although the episode was definitely not the most prominent in the show, it has gained its hateful reputation in most of it thanks to the amount of the crew and crew of the episode. According to the book “The Complete X-Files”, written by Matt Hurwitz and Chris Knowles, the episode was originally written to contain scenes of large groups of home cats attacking Mulder and Scully, but the director cannot get the production cats that have been contracted even It seems threatened, not to mention the attack. This, in addition to the fact that Anderson has a bad sensitivity to cats, means that ethics can not only do a lot through the end of the amazing episode, and that rewriting the continuous episode did not make the rest of the photography feel more smooth, too. In the end, all this in addition to the fading final product led to the most hated “Teso Dos Bichos” crew, and this position spread only to the fans, and at the end the IMDB classification of the episode.

Again, if you are only going with numbers, the IMDB classification for “Teso DOS Bichos”-which is 5.9 out of 10-makes it look like one episode of “The X-Files” that you want to skip more. There is another episode of the show with The same IMDB flour classificationHowever, it is one that deserves much more nickname “The worst X-Files”. This is the twentieth episode of Season 7, entitled “The Fighting Club”.

It is directed by Paul Shapiro and his books, creative Chris Carter, who sees “Fight Club” and Scully, who achieve a pair of Doppleganger twins, which cause, when they cause near each other, to the occurrence of a literal and metaphoric rock. Although the concept carries some promise, implementation is one of the most unparalleled things and confusion that you see in your life. The episode was conducted during a period when the future and direction of “Files” was in the event of a flow-the star Duchovny will leave the show at the beginning of the following season-and when the series began to tend to a bad reputation and its popularity as unique and self-awareness. While a large number of comedy episodes of the series are cheerful, Carter proves that it simply has no talent for the comedy as a writer. Not helping things is the fact that Cathy Griffin is the guest representative who depicts the twins; If you think it is a pleasant shithk, you may get a kick from the offer, but for those who find it difficult to take, prepare for a double problem.

While “Fight Club” has any more than the right to demand that it is the worst episode of “The X-Files”, there are many other episodes of Series 11 seasons (and two films) Others may nominate both the “Fighting Club” and “Teso Dos Bichos”. Unfortunately, when it comes to “X files”, one cannot trust the numbers alone to give them all the answers. The truth, as they say, is still there.