Quite possibly the slashiest moment of television history.
*g* One of the unofficial guides to the X-Files describes it as "Krycek passionately kisses Mulder in what's eithe a Russian goodbye, or a result of pressure from the fan fiction lobby" (it's from the same line of episode guides as Hollywood Vampire, the guide to the first two seasons of Angel, which made a point of noting all the homoeroticism including the comment "Lindsey seems to be really struggling with his sexuality in this episode")
Hmmm...I always start out just giving him a hug, but then my hands slip...
Naughty you :D
I felt so bad for the poor woobie in Home, especially at Angel's line "there are people who love you", because I instantly thought "well, just Angel, really, and maybe Wes." And at a stretch, Fred. He needs hugs! Lots of hugs. :sniffs:
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on 2003-07-09 07:32 am (UTC)Quite possibly the slashiest moment of television history.
*g* One of the unofficial guides to the X-Files describes it as "Krycek passionately kisses Mulder in what's eithe a Russian goodbye, or a result of pressure from the fan fiction lobby" (it's from the same line of episode guides as Hollywood Vampire, the guide to the first two seasons of Angel, which made a point of noting all the homoeroticism including the comment "Lindsey seems to be really struggling with his sexuality in this episode")
Hmmm...I always start out just giving him a hug, but then my hands slip...
Naughty you :D
I felt so bad for the poor woobie in Home, especially at Angel's line "there are people who love you", because I instantly thought "well, just Angel, really, and maybe Wes." And at a stretch, Fred. He needs hugs! Lots of hugs. :sniffs: