Haha nice to see Mitch Peleggi play two roles,and jimmy playing skinner was a riot, this series had great potential wish it lasted a whole season. Thx for sharing 🖒🖒🖒
I never thought of him as a tough guy, but there was a scene in the X-Files (can't remember the episode) where we see him shirtless in his house and I remember being amazed at how jacked he was.
This is episode 11. Original airdate was April 27, 2001. Wikipedia Summary: "While investigating the death of Byers' college roommate, The Lone Gunmen find evidence implicating FBI Assistant Director Walter Skinner." The episode title is a play on the title of a 1993 movie called "The Crying Game".
I know this is so random but.. "maybe that's what friends are... the people you can show your true face to" I had a someone who quit being a friend of mine recently because he couldn't face up to feelings he had. Now he refuses to be my friend and we lost what we had. Hits hard for me there.
It very much sounds like it was created internally for the episode. Barklie Griggs was the Music Supervisor, Larold Rebhun was the Scoring Mixer, and Jeff Charbonneau was the Music Editor. If you’re really curious I bet one of them would respond if you reached out. People love talking about their work and the creators of this show in particular were very proud of it and devastated when it was canceled (Vince Gilligan’s comments to this effect were what led me to the show). For what it’s worth Shazam said it was Wu Tang Clan’s Ain’t Nothin to Fuck Wit, but that very much sounds incorrect, lol.
Haha nice to see Mitch Peleggi play two roles,and jimmy playing skinner was a riot, this series had great potential wish it lasted a whole season. Thx for sharing 🖒🖒🖒
I the director of the freakin FBI. 😂😂😂😂
Mitch plays Jimmie's character perfectly.
The mannerisms are dead on
Haha, Mitch Pileggi looks like be had a lot of fun filming this. :)
He used to play bad guys in films until he lost his hair and jointed the FBI he also was a real boxer.
I never thought of him as a tough guy, but there was a scene in the X-Files (can't remember the episode) where we see him shirtless in his house and I remember being amazed at how jacked he was.
@@ironrose6 Same. I was like, Damn!
Great working with ya again Walt...such an under appreciated episode / series
Don't call me Walt.
Let's be Frank here...😂
This is episode 11. Original airdate was April 27, 2001. Wikipedia Summary: "While investigating the death of Byers' college roommate, The Lone Gunmen find evidence implicating FBI Assistant Director Walter Skinner." The episode title is a play on the title of a 1993 movie called "The Crying Game".
I know this is so random but..
"maybe that's what friends are... the people you can show your true face to"
I had a someone who quit being a friend of mine recently because he couldn't face up to feelings he had. Now he refuses to be my friend and we lost what we had. Hits hard for me there.
42:26 : Jimmy was ahead of his time.
I must confess, I never cared much for Wally, I mean Walt(er), I mean Skinner. Flipflopped more than a fish on the shore BUT this was cute.
At 18:00 Byers suggested that the NY Times was more credible than the National Enquirer. That didn’t age well.
lol "Democracy Dies in Darkness" 🤣
34:18 everyone deserves their privacy, says the hacker and publisher 🤣🤣🤣.
Welp, I am definitely in love with Zuleikha Robinson.
Same bro
Rome.
🤭
2022 - Those glasses are for sale online-Google Glasses killer.
RON CON COCA!
19:35 does anyone know the name of this track?
Damn. It's been two years... and I still want this!
It's been 5 years now.
6 years now
@@EduardoConX it doesn't sound like a regular "song" it sounds like the typical little riff from every lone gunmen episode
It very much sounds like it was created internally for the episode. Barklie Griggs was the Music Supervisor, Larold Rebhun was the Scoring Mixer, and Jeff Charbonneau was the Music Editor. If you’re really curious I bet one of them would respond if you reached out. People love talking about their work and the creators of this show in particular were very proud of it and devastated when it was canceled (Vince Gilligan’s comments to this effect were what led me to the show). For what it’s worth Shazam said it was Wu Tang Clan’s Ain’t Nothin to Fuck Wit, but that very much sounds incorrect, lol.
💯👽 always ahead of it's time!! 💥.also 🍆🍆???
Another man in a womens role after del harlo...