as much as the beginning showed that were still going to get classic x files and drive showed that the x files was going to explore new territory. they start by giving us a unique teaser to drive and with the news camera footage. it was an interesting transition from the the tv to the real events. i would have liked it even better if they had kept that news footage camera for the entire teaser and not cut to the inside of the car. upon viewing this episode live back in 1998 i was thinking and am i on the right channel. that first autopsy by scully flooded me with big words that i do not understand. i think she learned her lesson to always wear a mask before performing an autopsy. silly scully. what is the deal with the lighting in the autopsy lab. it as dark as a tomb in there. how are they supposed to see what theyre doing in there. assistant director kersh gets his first lines in this episode. i have no love lost for that man. he is the third recurring character in a row that is introduced that you love to hate and the first two being diana fowley and jeffrey spender. i guess the producers felt that there was too much love going on for mulder and scully and skinner. so they needed to add some characters to give our favorite agents some grief and incite our ire as fans. i love the quarantine suits worn by scully and her team with the cool helmet light bulbs. boy. it really smoky or foggy in dry northern nevada at night. can we say the word effect. drive is a cool episode and but looking at route 36 on my u. s. atlas and there no way mulder could have maintained a speed of 70 100 mph on that road. if he had been on i 80 and the freeway and maybe. but no way on a state road with that many curves. all of the filming inside the car looked very authentic. excellent job by rob bowman. it looks nothing like the old days of the obvious blue screen or clip of passing scenery outside a car window on a stage. this was a fun episode and but some of the inaccuracies keep it from being a great episode. it keeps you on the edge of your seat and so hold on for a fast ride. 
as much as the beginning showed that were still going to get classic x files and drive showed that the x files was going to explore new territory. they start by giving us a unique teaser to drive and with the news camera footage. it was an interesting transition from the the tv to the real events. i would have liked it even better if they had kept that news footage camera for the entire teaser and not cut to the inside of the car. upon viewing this episode live back in 1998 i was thinking and am i on the right channel. that first autopsy by scully flooded me with big words that i do not understand. i think she learned her lesson to always wear a mask before performing an autopsy. silly scully. what is the deal with the lighting in the autopsy lab. it as dark as a tomb in there. how are they supposed to see what theyre doing in there. assistant director kersh gets his first lines in this episode. i have no love lost for that man. he is the third recurring character in a row that is introduced that you love to hate and the first two being diana fowley and jeffrey spender. i guess the producers felt that there was too much love going on for mulder and scully and skinner. so they needed to add some characters to give our favorite agents some grief and incite our ire as fans. i love the quarantine suits worn by scully and her team with the cool helmet light bulbs. boy. it really smoky or foggy in dry northern nevada at night. can we say the word effect. drive is a cool episode and but looking at route 36 on my u. s. atlas and there no way mulder could have maintained a speed of 70 100 mph on that road. if he had been on i 80 and the freeway and maybe. but no way on a state road with that many curves. all of the filming inside the car looked very authentic. excellent job by rob bowman. it looks nothing like the old days of the obvious blue screen or clip of passing scenery outside a car window on a stage. this was a fun episode and but some of the inaccuracies keep it from being a great episode. it keeps you on the edge of your seat and so hold on for a fast ride. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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