...or not, y'know, whichever fits in better for the cosmic powers that be.
I'm not sure if my sleeping schedule is getting messed up because I'm so grumpy, or if I feel grumpy because my sleeping schedule is messed up. And what to do in either case.
And yes, I'm blogging mostly to complain, because I know my family's tired of hearing about my frustrations and mood swings, and oh wait, they're the only ones I see in the summer. Now, I love my family, but right now I have no social life, and I'm horribly, tragically bored.
I'm thinking of dying my hair blue or something. Or maybe that would get me fired. Maybe I could dye just a little bit of it. In, y'know, a fun accent color? (the season's greatest flavors, now in hair dye! Hey, it's no dumber than 10 ways you can help prevent the end of the world)
The X-files is kind of eerily fascinating. I keep wondering if there's a meta-plot, and if it ever reached resolution, or if the show got cancelled before it could. Anybody know?
'K loves. I guess that's all. I miss everybody.
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X-Files does indeed have a metaplot. But it gets weird. Even for the X-Files.
From what I understand (I never got into the show that much--something I've been meaning to do for a while now), for most of the show's earlier seasons they switched between stand-alone episodes and ones that focused mainly on the meta-plot. As the show went on, the Alien plot became more and more important, and reached it's climax in the X-Files movie.
But then Fox (the Network, not the Agent) decided that they should keep the show running, despite the fact that the main lead (David Duchovny; "Mulder") left, along with many of the original writers. The show went on for 2 more seasons like this, and--by all accounts--sucked; mostly due to the introduction of two new X-files agents, meant to replace the originals. This didn't provide a ratings boost as hoped, and the show was cancelled at the end of the 9th season. Duchovny returned for the finale, which ended on currently-unresolved cliffhanger. There have been rumors of a continuation film or miniseries, but these have proven to be just that--rumors.
So to answer your question, yes and no. They resolved many of the ongoing plots (including the main Alien conspiracy one), but ultimately ended unresolved. Pretty tragic, if you ask me.
I seem to be starting a habit of posting rather large explanations of geeky things in the comments of blog posts. I shudder to think of where this trend leads.
Don't dye your hair blue; Messiah official-type-peoples would be rather unhappy at that, I imagine. Wait 'til August (six weeks) and get a henna tattoo with me. Seriously. Loves!
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