Midnight In The Desert

[SciFiAuthor]

Don't say those things man. lol

It did! And people talking backwards.

[Showroom Dummy]

its in here some where

http://reflectionsonfilmandtelevision.blogspot.com/

this is why i love bellgab     Fantastic  people


  Now Planet of the Apes (1968) has been visually referenced in The X-Files on at least two occasions before, in “War of the Coprophages” and “Sein Und Zeit,” so this is a nice call back in terms of series history to the best damned science fiction movie ever made.

Beyond that surface level, however, consider the plot of Escape from the Planet of the Apes. The movie finds two endangered parents, Zira (Kim Hunter) and Cornelius (Roddy McDowall) giving up their baby, Milo, for adoption by circus owner Armando (Ricardo Montalban).

In other words, these simian parents have made the same choice that Mulder and Scully make, vis-à-vis, their child. To protect their son, they give him away, losing him forever.

So this is clearly a case in which a visual allusion reflects on the story being told.

[Totally Not The Stalker]

How much did Art pay Carter to come on this shitty show?

[Jackstar]

I don't know that Art would be handling this interview any better. She's thoroughly adequate.

[trostol]

someone on CC side if getting fired from this disaster lol

[Donald Noory]

show's over already?

[ShayP]

"A meeting of worlds that was always meant to happen."  :

[Juan Cena]

I'm shocked that Art is actually letting his mistress interview Carter. Just proves the old liar is never coming back.

Don't you have school tomorrow?

[akwilly]

 

It's his fall guy.

[trostol]

this is why i love bellgab     Fantastic  people


  Now Planet of the Apes (1968) has been visually referenced in The X-Files on at least two occasions before, in “War of the Coprophages” and “Sein Und Zeit,” so this is a nice call back in terms of series history to the best damned science fiction movie ever made.

Beyond that surface level, however, consider the plot of Escape from the Planet of the Apes. The movie finds two endangered parents, Zira (Kim Hunter) and Cornelius (Roddy McDowall) giving up their baby, Milo, for adoption by circus owner Armando (Ricardo Montalban).

In other words, these simian parents have made the same choice that Mulder and Scully make, vis-à-vis, their child. To protect their son, they give him away, losing him forever.

So this is clearly a case in which a visual allusion reflects on the story being told.

cant take credit..someone else posted that link lol

[ShayP]

It did! And people talking backwards.

I know!  and I've spent years erasing it from my memory index. 

[Totally Not The Stalker]

I knew he wouldn't stick around for the whole show. He sounded like he realized he made a huge mistake.

[SciFiAuthor]

wasnt the dwarf the same one that was the dwarf in Carnivale?

Not sure, it's been a looooong time since I watched Twin Peaks.

[Dr. MD MD]

this is why i love bellgab     Fantastic  people


  Now Planet of the Apes (1968) has been visually referenced in The X-Files on at least two occasions before, in “War of the Coprophages” and “Sein Und Zeit,” so this is a nice call back in terms of series history to the best damned science fiction movie ever made.

Beyond that surface level, however, consider the plot of Escape from the Planet of the Apes. The movie finds two endangered parents, Zira (Kim Hunter) and Cornelius (Roddy McDowall) giving up their baby, Milo, for adoption by circus owner Armando (Ricardo Montalban).

In other words, these simian parents have made the same choice that Mulder and Scully make, vis-à-vis, their child. To protect their son, they give him away, losing him forever.

So this is clearly a case in which a visual allusion reflects on the story being told.

Nice observation. I'm going to have to rewatch now.

[Donald Noory]

Chris should have stuck around for open lines, he could have spoken with Michelle.

[trostol]

Not sure, it's been a looooong time since I watched Twin Peaks.

it was..looked it up

love Carnivale...sadly never got  proper ending

[ShayP]

Okay...Carter is gone.....now what?

[ShayP]

love Carnivale...sadly never got  proper ending

+1

[Juan Cena]

How much did Art pay Carter to come on this shitty show?

He promised not to post the pics of Carter dressed as Jade Moon Afterglow of Carter came on the show.

[Taco Bell]

Okay...Carter is gone.....now what?

Ghost fart phenomena

[ShayP]

Ghost fart phenomena

I can roll with it.

[SciFiAuthor]

it was..looked it up

love Carnivale...sadly never got  proper ending

I agree.

[Jackstar]

Not sure, it's been a looooong time since I watched Twin Peaks.

100%

[GuerrillaUnReal]

So Heather is close to cracking.

[Sean92008]

"Did that take you some thought?"

Come on, Heather.

Hahaha...  As she said on GabCast [paraphrased]:  Everybody is different, I am the same.

With that attitude, she doesn't give a shit about improving or even doing a respectable job.  That whole line of thinking is part of megalomania.  She's right, everybody else is wrong.  Wonder if she was latent with that attitude or if Art helped develop that jewel of an attitude with his cult of personality.

[Juan Cena]

Chris should have stuck around for open lines, he could have spoken with Michelle.

I didn't expect Carter to be around for the full three hours.

[popple]

Home in his underwear on the computer all day, what's his bellgab name?

JP Mucklestone

[Bradsmith313]

I don't know that Art would be handling this interview any better. She's thoroughly adequate.

She did.
I've heard him interviewed before. This is how he acts most of the time.
In my job, I've interviewed hundreds of people. Sometimes, you just run into someone like this.
Good segment.
I know RCH is foaming at the month.

[Mind Flayer Monk]

I knew he wouldn't stick around for the whole show. He sounded like he realized he made a huge mistake.

We need to get you on Battlecam.
https://www.battlecam.com/alkidavid

[Totally Not The Stalker]

Hahaha...  As she said on GabCast [paraphrased]:  Everybody is different, I am the same.

With that attitude, she doesn't give a shit about improving or even doing a respectable job.  That whole line of thinking is part of megalomania.  She's right, everybody else is wrong.  Wonder if she was latent with that attitude or if Art helped develop that jewel of an attitude with his cult of personality.

I'd say a little of both.