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<blockquote data-quote="Tsyr" data-source="post: 163691" data-attributes="member: 354">I'm nicely mixed about it.On the one hand, they killed off my favorite characters. That sucks.On the other hand... lets face it guys, BEST TV DEATH EVER. And in X-Files to boot, where as someone else said, deaths tend to be pointless and pathetic. I wish their TV show had worked out... I liked it.But on the third hand (tail?)... and here me out.The death was, in it's own way, pointless. These guys are tacticle geniuses in their own way. And none of them are stupid.Why didn't they pull the alarm then haul arse out under the closing door? At least ONE of them could have made it, and probably all of them. The guy they were trying to trap got distracted. And even baring that, only one of them would have needed to die (to hold him down).On yet another hand (don't ask me now!)... at least they didn't actualy show their death. Our last memories of the Lone Gunmen were being heroic and brave, and the visionaries they always were. Not twitching corpses. I thank the director/author for that, at least.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tsyr, post: 163691, member: 354"] I'm nicely mixed about it. On the one hand, they killed off my favorite characters. That sucks. On the other hand... lets face it guys, BEST TV DEATH EVER. And in X-Files to boot, where as someone else said, deaths tend to be pointless and pathetic. I wish their TV show had worked out... I liked it. But on the third hand (tail?)... and here me out. The death was, in it's own way, pointless. These guys are tacticle geniuses in their own way. And none of them are stupid.Why didn't they pull the alarm then haul arse out under the closing door? At least ONE of them could have made it, and probably all of them. The guy they were trying to trap got distracted. And even baring that, only one of them would have needed to die (to hold him down). On yet another hand (don't ask me now!)... at least they didn't actualy show their death. Our last memories of the Lone Gunmen were being heroic and brave, and the visionaries they always were. Not twitching corpses. I thank the director/author for that, at least. [/QUOTE]

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