[B5JMS] ATTN JMS: Are JMS/JGK X-Files fans? (Spoilers for those seriously

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From: Matt Ion <soundy at artschool.com>
Date: Wed, 22 May 2002 18:14:40 +0000 (GMT)
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Possible spoilers for anyone who STILL hasn't read the PsiCorp trilogy,
and/or see the X-Files movie...

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With the end of the X-Files, Fox has been re-hyping the X-Files movie,
"Fight The Future".  Thinking back to it (I have it on tape but haven't
watched it in ages) and remembering certain parts, I finally made the
connection to something that sounded awfully familiar when I was reading the
first book of the PsiCorp trilogy: a large alien ship hidden deep within the
Antarctic ice.

>From as much as I can remember of both (it's been a while since I read the
books now as well), there's just enough similarity, and just enough
vagueness (in typical JMS/CC fashion ;), to make one wonder if there isn't a
little homage paid there by Joe and/or J. Gregory Keyes in the PsiCorp
back-story... a little hint that, gee, maybe that was a Vorlon ship Mulder
and Scully found, the incubation pods in it used in their work creating
telepaths?

Just enough to make one go "Hmmmm...."





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From: jmsatb5 at aol.com (Jms at B5)
Date: 22 May 2002 19:48:13 GMT
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>From as much as I can remember of both (it's been a while since I read the
>books now as well), there's just enough similarity, and just enough
>vagueness (in typical JMS/CC fashion ;), to make one wonder if there isn't a
>little homage paid there by Joe and/or J. Gregory Keyes in the PsiCorp
>back-story... a little hint that, gee, maybe that was a Vorlon ship Mulder
>and Scully found, the incubation pods in it used in their work creating
>telepaths?

In a word...no.

 jms

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