#bree sharp

[christinaseas]

A video that made me weirdly emotional, an interview about it that was released today, and the original video the first one was about.

[dd-is-my-guiltypleasure]

You should wear your glasses more often, sir.

[ourflagmeansworms]

It's day 3 of having the iconic 1999 song David Dechoveny Why Won't you love me stuck in my head because my mom was humming it. I have just learned that the X-files crew made a music video for it featuring other famous people who were often on set and in costume for other tv shows including Buffy and Jepordy. I shall handle this information the traditional way. By writing a fanfic about Fox Mulder and Dana Scully as a pair of private detectives in a lavender marriage in the 40s.

[eightypercentjack-blog]

I had you big time...

Happy Anniversary to the show that made me the lore-loving, slowburn-savouring nerd I am today!

I'm from a very nerdy family and we all loved The X Files. I remember reading the companion books for a few series and becoming obsessed with how much detail went into things like the episode titles and every tiny reference. We'd get *so* excited anytime the title card changed. One of the creepiest episodes inspired me to write a poem I love. My big fluffy Maine Coon cat, affectionately known as just Kit, is actually named Kitsunegari as one of a whole litter of X-File episode-honouring kittens 😄

I try to make sure everyone knows about Bree Sharp's glorious pun-filled homage to David Duchuvny. I love figuring out just how many movie stars got their first break on the show (hello Ryan Reynolds, Jack Black etc...). I've hiked round Lynn Canyon Park where so much of it was filmed and felt like I could have literally been in 'Darkness Falls'. My first ever celebrity meet & greet was with Mitch Pileggi and Nicholas Lea and I've since met Smoking Man himself (an absolute delight) and eventually our beloved duo too, a few years apart - Gillian Anderson gave me chilli chocolate and David insisted on signing next to Gillian's autograph. They were both sweethearts (and he especially still lit up at the mention of her name 🥰).

I *love* virtually everything about The X Files (definitely some exceptions 😄) but as someone who values friendship so very highly and whose connection to deeper relationships is rooted completely in this, Mulder and Scully were so much more than a cliché slowburn friends-to-lovers for me, they beautifully exemplified the fact that line can be a little blurred from the start, and that deep genuine mutual respect, trust, care and admiration can be as powerful as, or indistinguishable from, more traditionally depicted romantic love. Their journey and that gorgeous message is one I've subconsciously sought out in so many fictional pairings since and in my own life too.

My little probably demi-of-some-description heart identified with them so much and the wait for what was so adorably inevitable between them was so, so worth it and earned and magical. They were *the* ship, the og sweet, sweet slowburn-but-they-kinda-already-got-there-years-before-the-kiss kinda pairing 😄 (I truly have a pattern of loving this exact scenario!!!)

So yeah, happy anniversary you crazy little show. I laugh, I cry, I'm very grateful and if I could only pick a single show, I want to believe you'll always be the one 👽

[a-h-87769877]

"The song is about David, but it's also about the way fantasy and reality blur," [Bree] Sharp says. "And how giddy, hot and excellent that can be."

[tinknevertalks]

HOLY FUCK HOLY FUCK HOLY FUCK!!!

Look, as a teenager I mainlined the David Duchovny vid (and song - the video version is actually slightly longer than the album version)(yes that is my level of geekery and I will not be apologising!) so to see Hank Green: 1) talking about it and B) singing along with it at the end is like 🤯🤯🤯

So if you're an X-phile and you've seen the video and been meh, this explains the scientific nature of the whammy!

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Now excuse me whilst I go sing to myself the song of my people. 😂😂😂

[antoschauniverse]

I think it's the other way around: he has side projects precisely because he can't find work as an actor - so much so that he'll drop everything if there's an invitation to film. The side projects are a good excuse to say why he's disappeared from the limelight - and he's not good in any other area - at least not good enough to be successful or make a living from it. In fact, the audience for all his side projects are his fans from his work as an actor, especially as Fox Mulder. If he used a pseudonym, his books wouldn't be published and the band would get beaten up as soon as he sang the first song, people would want their tickets back. Some famous people came to his (very boring) podcast because they shared the same "scene" in the 90s and felt sorry for him. Well, Stiller did his part as a "friend", but he's not going to put Duchovny in any movie or series. Gillian Anderson couldn't wait to finish. And if he had to bring in Maggie Wheeler and, nothing against the girl, but seriously, Bree Sharp…? It's because things aren't good. Why was the show with Bree Sharp filmed in his house - which we know every detail of thanks to his Dixie Kong - and the show with Gillian recorded in a studio? You know what? Bree Sharp would be an excellent candidate for a girlfriend, she's even prettier than the girl he bought and keeps in his house for his own use.😊

I agree that David's side projects are a way to show that he's busy. But I think that with his "musical career" everything is much more complicated. It started out as a sweet hobby that Gillian, Tea and their children didn't mind supporting, but then, thanks to Brad and sugarbaby, it turned into a laughing stock, where an actor who can't sing embarks on a world music tour every few years and releases his fourth album. Brad gets his small profit, sugar baby can feel like a significant person, and David gets crazy delight from a couple hundred of his fans - this is what he has been missing in real life for a long time.

The podcast with Bree Sharp wasn't recorded at David's house. David was at home, and Bree was somewhere else. I think it was convenient for Gillian to record a podcast with David on neutral territory in order to avoid communicating with his obsessive girlfriend.

Bree doesn't fit the role of David's girlfriend. For all her talents, she's too old for David😂. She is already 49 years old.

[imekasf]

Thank you, Hank Green for reminding me that this video exists. The memories that this unlocked! Incredible.

[officialpizzarat]

The X Files premiered 30 years ago (Sept 10, 1993)... please rise for your national anthem

[dd-is-my-guiltypleasure]

Bree Sharp was on David's podcast on Friday March 7th !

[littlepillbugs]

have i mentioned that i like jared from don't feed the muse

- cleigh (she/her)

[gingerteaonthetardis]

hey do you know you just changed my life right now

[dalesramblingsblog]

Every now and then you hear an album where you're just like... "Damn where has this been all my life."

That's me rn with Bree Sharp's A Cheap and Evil Girl. Is it the best album I've ever heard? Probably not. But damn it is great. Like yeah obviously David Duchovny is gonna grab my attention from the tracklist but no, this thing is packed with incredibly sharp nineties alt-rock tunes and I just... wow.

[catharsisxf]

Been obsessed with this 2016 version (The Reboot) since I first heard it a couple months ago

[pegasusdrawnchariots]

the man, the myth, the monotone