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   From: seanc130@hotmail.com   
      
   Anim8rFSK wrote:   
   >  Michael Bowker  wrote:   
      
   >>Don't think that's true.  The 1960's Batman had a Movie and a show, I think?   
      
   > McHale's Navy had 2 movies while it was on the air (earlier than Batman).   
   >   
   > The Man From U.N.C.L.E. had something like half a dozen of them,   
   > although they were expanded episodes, not original theatrical material   
   > like Batman and McHale.   
   >   
   > Off the top of my head, there's also Dark Shadows (2 movies), probably   
   > Thunderbirds depending on the release dates, The Monkees, Dr. Who,   
   > Secret Agent . . .   
   >   
   > X-Files isn't even close in this category.   
      
   You're right, it isn't. It doesn't even deserve to be mentioned in the   
   same breath.   
      
   After all, people actually WATCHED the XF movie, and still remember it!   
      
   PS: 'The Monkees' did NOT have a movie during its run. 'Head' did not   
   come out until AFTER the series was cancelled, and it was not really   
   connected to it, being an entirely separate project that the band   
   themselves had creative control over. In fact, they intentionally made   
   the movie as much UNLIKE the series as they possibly could.   
      
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