A) 1996 and 1997 B) 1995 and 1996 C) 1999 and 2000 D) 1997 and 1998
A) Screen Actors Guild Award B) Golden Globe Award C) Satellite Award D) Emmy Award
A) Three times B) Four times C) Six times D) Five times
A) Family Guy B) Futurama C) The Simpsons D) Eek! the Cat
A) Molly Shannon B) Gillian Anderson C) Tina Fey D) Jennifer Lawrence
A) Robert Patrick B) Nicholas Lea C) William B. Davis D) Mitch Pileggi
A) Alex Krycek B) Dale Cooper C) John Doggett D) Dana Scully
A) Joyce Millman B) Richard Corliss C) Moira Macdonald D) Jesse Hassenger
A) An obsessive plodder B) A quirky spiritual twin C) A legendary hero D) A shallow character
A) #5 B) #1 C) #10 D) #7
A) David Duchovny B) Robert Patrick C) Chris Carter D) Nicholas Lea
A) It was shallow and miscast B) It was quirky and spiritual C) It was not very impressive D) It could only happen once in a lifetime
A) 1997 B) 1996 C) 1995 D) 1998
A) South Park B) Eek! the Cat C) Bob's Burgers D) The Simpsons
A) One time B) Zero times C) Two times D) Five times
A) He was promoted to assistant director B) He retired from the FBI C) He was killed in action D) He was abducted by aliens
A) William B) The Truth C) Trust No 1 D) The Gift
A) John Jay Doggett B) Harry Picard C) Carl Kolchak D) Frank Black
A) David Duchovny B) Les Whitten C) Frank Spotnitz D) Chris Carter
A) Frank Black B) Carl Kolchak C) Harry Picard D) John Jay Doggett
A) The Progeny of the Adder B) The Truth C) The Gift D) The X-Files
A) The Fox network B) A childhood friend C) His mother's maiden name D) A character in a novel
A) Directing B) Films C) Theater acting D) Television series
A) Gillian Anderson B) Chris Carter C) Frank Spotnitz D) Melanie Green
A) He thought he was too energetic B) He thought he wasn't too bright C) He thought he was too old D) He thought he was a genius
A) The Lone Gunmen B) The X-Files: I Want to Believe C) The Truth D) Requiem
A) Chris Carter B) David Duchovny C) Robert Patrick D) Frank Spotnitz
A) They did not appear at all B) They had a speaking role C) They were the main characters D) Stand-ins were used
A) Trust No 1 B) The Truth C) All About Yves D) Jump the Shark
A) He was indifferent to literature B) He was poorly educated C) He was interested only in films D) He was one of the best-read people he knew
A) His desire for an FBI promotion B) His sister's abduction C) His fear of the unknown D) A government experiment
A) His unprofessional behavior B) His low solve rate for cases C) His excessive spending of department funds D) His refusal to use a weapon
A) With complete indifference B) By relying solely on her scientific skills C) By avoiding her completely D) With extreme overprotectiveness
A) On his couch B) In his bedroom C) At his office D) In his car
A) Dana Scully B) Walter Skinner C) The Smoking Man D) Alex Krycek
A) They have very similar DNA B) They have identical memories C) They have the same birth certificate D) The Smoking Man admits it
A) 1970 B) 1961 C) 1958 D) 1965
A) Washington, D.C. B) Quantico, Virginia C) Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts D) Oxford, England
A) October 24, 1984 B) October 13, 1983 C) January 1, 1993 D) March 12, 1986
A) Alvin Kersh B) The Smoking Man C) Walter Skinner D) Bill Patterson
A) 1993 B) 1988 C) 1990 D) 1995
A) Dana Scully B) Alex Krycek C) John Doggett D) Diana Fowley
A) The Smoking Man B) Michael Kritschgau C) Alvin Kersh D) Walter Skinner
A) Alvin Kersh B) Diana Fowley C) Bill Patterson D) Walter Skinner
A) Bill Patterson B) Alvin Kersh C) The Smoking Man D) Walter Skinner
A) An expert witness B) A genius investigator C) A dangerous terrorist D) A conspiracy theorist |