#txf s8

[stargirlshojo]

x files season 8 so far

doggett: ayyyy i’m walkin eere ayyy i’m from new yawkkk

scully: i’m now the one who has to convince everyone of my theories

mulder: AHHHHHHHHHHH AHHHHHH AHHHHHH HELP ME AHHHHHHHHH SCULLY HELPPPPP

skinner: i too am in this episode

[teiasviago]

It was my last chance...

THE X-FILES 8.13 | "Per Manum"

[bakedbakermom]

txf+text posts (18/??)

[scullee]

the x-files + text posts 1/?

[sentientsky]

the first time we saw them touch vs. the last time (as of season 8)

i’m goingto run into a brick wall brb !!!!

[projectorthus]

Wasn’t happy with this one which is why I didn’t post it at the time but I’m a firm believer in sharing art you’re not happy with.

Anyways here’s doodles from season 8 episode 12, Medusa.

[mulderrrrrrr]

post-abduction mulder saying “yeah but in that show the people were married, we just work together” hurt me deeply like idk maybe the whole alien abduction debacle made him forget about that one time he made the population of the world dissapear and still looked for scully ??? hello mulder and scully were many things but just partners was never one of them

[azure-firecracker]

More TXF Science: What am I in for?

[deathsbestgirl]

the x files season eight is actually one of the best ever. and it's because mulder haunts the narrative. i love this shift. the way scully, skinner, the lone gunmen step up. teying to find him & keep his work alive, all the while doing their best to support scully. with only skinner knowing she's pregnant. all trying to fill his shoes as much as they can, in their own way. and the steady shift of doggett, from suspecting scully & mulder of something more sinister, to seeing how deep scully's pain & grief run. recognizing it for what it is and allowing scully her privacy, never prying too much but doing that thing to let her know he's there. he's determined to find mulder and he desperately hopes it's not the end his son found, for scully's sake.

oh i LOVE this season. the angst is too good.

[loubetcha]

okay i just watched s8e3 and genuinely can someone give me an insightful analysis of why mulder never got scully a desk because i’m actually kind of at a loss on this one. is it something to do with abandonment? or rather that he needs her by his side at all times and not even a desk apart? does he not want to subject scully to that commitment? i can’t crack it.

[agent-troi]

ok so i was looking at screenshots from This Is Not Happening for fic reasons, and:

Scully staring up at the night sky looking for Mulder

vs:

Mulder staring up at the night sky looking for Scully

(i edited this post bc i figured out how to turn up the brightness on the first pic lol)

[x-files-scripts]

The X-Files - “Three Words”

Written by Chris Carter & Frank Spotnitz

April 3, 2001 (GOLD)

Scully sees that Mulder is deeply troubled despite his humor...

Mulder’s homecoming...

Deleted scene:

[teiasviago]

Dana Scully + 🤰

[bakedbakermom]

there are many many things about s8 that piss me off but top of the list today is

WHY THE FUCK DID SCULLY AGREE TO GIVE BIRTH IN THE MIDDLE OF FUCKING NOWHERE

s8 robbed her of her agency again and again but this feels like The Most Egregious incident.

she is a medical doctor. she has had reproductive health and fertility issues. she has had a VERY high risk pregnancy including MULTIPLE hospitalizations and a partial abruption. at her age she is considered "high risk" even without all of these issues.

there is no way. NO WAY. that dana motherfucking scully agrees to this insane plan. she would not risk her life. she would not risk her child's life. i do not believe for one moment that giving birth in a hospital is more risky than giving birth in a ghost town with no running water, with her only help being someone with no medical or childbirth experience, no matter how many "supah soldjahs" are after them. have you ever met a maternity ward nurse? knowle rurorjuror would be lucky if he got the chance to run.

this plan was fucking stupid. it was out of character. every last word of it is bullshit and i refuse to accept it. if there had been even a single mother in the writers' room (or a father who paid even half attention) this never would have happened.

[sakuraswordly]