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http://x-tour.com/agentx.htmlSeason 4 DVD
Be one of 18 winners for an all-expense paid trip for two to watch the last episode at Agent Scully's Apartment on May 19th.
Aspiring winners have to sign up for membership with The Agent-X Club, a subscription-based club of The X-Tour, which operates sightseeing tours of Vancouver featuring Hollywood TV and movie locations.
Highlights include the apartment used as Agent Scully's on The X-Files, and the building that has hosted over 30 other productions. http://pendrellsuites.com
Each winner will receive an all-inclusive trip for two to Vancouver, including return airfare, a weekend stay at Pendrell Suites, the site of Agent Sculley's apartment, and an X-Tour of Vancouver. Trips to Whistler and beautiful Victoria may also be included.
Winners will also hear about shooting locations of TV series Stargate SG-1 and Dark Angel (another FOX series), and productions such as The Highlander (the TV series), Legends of the Fall (with Brad Pitt)and The 6th Day (starring Arnold Schwarznegger). Agent-X memberships start at $9.99 and are only available online at The X-Tour's website.
'Carter Readies X-Files For Film'
The X-Files creator Chris Carter told SCI FI Wire that the upcoming series finale would provide a good measure of closure to the show's mythology arc, while setting the stage for proposed X-Files movies. "There was a lot of talk about what we needed to put into [the finale], what ground we needed to cover, [and what] answers we needed to answer," Carter said in an interview. "We realize that we can't answer every single thing, because there are too many threads to tie, but some of the bigger answers will take care of the littler questions."
Speaking of the proposed movies--the second of which will likely reach theaters in 2004--Carter said, "The movies are not going to depend on this finale, although there are important things in there. We are always going to be true to the characters, but we really see the movies as taking the best parts of the series--the Mulder [David Duchovny]-Scully [Gillian Anderson] relationship and the X-Files franchise--and doing stand-alone movies that are not dependent on the mythology [and that] are not dependent on the series. They are now their own thing: good, scary stories the way we've been telling them now for nine years, but for the big screen and with a lot of movie stuff in them." The X-Files finale, "The Truth," will air on Fox May 19.
Ok, I have held my breath long enough. About 2 years ago, it was resported that channel 7 had brought the rights to the X-Files spin-off The Lone Gunmen. Every week i scean channel 7 in the guide to see if it is on yet. Nothing! Is seven trying to tell us with all the garbage now on air it can't find a spare hour to show this program?ThanX Matthew.
Peter Thompson, Hawthorn.
Sydney has already telecast the program and melbourne will see it late this year. - ED