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Doggett and Reyes investigate two very strange deaths, guys that broke into and claim to have seen The interior of The Brady Bunch house.
Ten out of ten for originality, this is like no other episode from the show's illustrious history, a plot like no other. It manages to find the balance of humour and drama, with an element of surrealism thrown in.
I bet several laughs and crazy ideas were thrown around in the story planning, almost as if the question were asked about mixing in the most unexpected show.
There were some funny moments, I loved the distain on Doggett's face as he scowled at Scully and Reyes for being fans of The Brady bunch, they certainly didn't look the type, but you never know.
Michael Emerson was excellent as Oliver Martin, a suitably creepy performance.
Really enjoyed this, and excited for the next one, 8/10.
Doggett and Reyes investigate two very strange deaths, guys that broke into and claim to have seen The interior of The Brady Bunch house.
Ten out of ten for originality, this is like no other episode from the show's illustrious history, a plot like no other. It manages to find the balance of humour and drama, with an element of surrealism thrown in.
I bet several laughs and crazy ideas were thrown around in the story planning, almost as if the question were asked about mixing in the most unexpected show.
There were some funny moments, I loved the distain on Doggett's face as he scowled at Scully and Reyes for being fans of The Brady bunch, they certainly didn't look the type, but you never know.
Michael Emerson was excellent as Oliver Martin, a suitably creepy performance.
Really enjoyed this, and excited for the next one, 8/10.