BECAUSE THE WRITERS OF THE X-FILES HAVE NO GRASP OF WHAT CHARACTERIZATION CONTINUITY MEANS.
Sorry to get shouty, but this drives me insane. It seems like they're trying to build up some sort of deep tension in the mytharc episodes--especially around Diana--but then TOTALLY IGNORING IT! during the other episodes. Like, if Diana's a problem, and Scully not toeing the agree-with-Mulder-about-everything line during The Beginning is a problem, then they're still going to be pissed at each other two weeks later, you know?
Oh well. There are some things I don't expect from XF. Followthrough is one of them.
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Date: 2010-05-06 02:09 pm (UTC)BECAUSE THE WRITERS OF THE X-FILES HAVE NO GRASP OF WHAT CHARACTERIZATION CONTINUITY MEANS.
Sorry to get shouty, but this drives me insane. It seems like they're trying to build up some sort of deep tension in the mytharc episodes--especially around Diana--but then TOTALLY IGNORING IT! during the other episodes. Like, if Diana's a problem, and Scully not toeing the agree-with-Mulder-about-everything line during The Beginning is a problem, then they're still going to be pissed at each other two weeks later, you know?
Oh well. There are some things I don't expect from XF. Followthrough is one of them.