[ SECRET POST #2681 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2681 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: Popular ships you anti-ship for benign reasons

[(Anonymous)]

OH MAN THAT ONE SCENE WHERE SKINNER IS IN HIS APARTMENT WITHOUT A SHIRT AND PUNCHES OUT KRYCEK THO

It's like the ultimate distillation of all Skinner scenes into one

I know what you mean re: the fanservice stuff, yeah. The scene in the pilot is definitely very weird tonally and not in keeping with how the rest of the series is. But, you know, Gillian Anderson is an extremely beautiful woman (and David Duchovny is an extremely beautiful man)

Re: Popular ships you anti-ship for benign reasons

[cloud_riven]

I was at a panel where the Anderson and the actor who plays Skinner were talking about their experience on the show, and dude mentioned about how he was working out constantly just in case of one day he might get to take off his shirt in the show. Between that and Anderson assuring a small kid that her in-show dog got eaten years ago, it was an adorable and awesome panel.

And you're absolutely right about those two. I can just watch their scenes on mute, and I'd still think it's a great show. I did love how Scully being sexy wasn't necessarily played down, but played almost subtly and universally acknowledged somehow.