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The X-Files: Season 8, Episode 19 Alone
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Tony Ketcham | ... |
Gary Sacks
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A bizarre reptilian creature captures Doggett and his new Mulder-obsessed partner underground and only a X-Files deposed Mulder can help them.
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man in a wheelchair | liver eating mutant | stepping on hand | man on oxygen | reference to oprah winfrey |Parents Guide:
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Mulder: Sure.
FBI Agent Leyla Harrison: When you went to Antartica to save Agent Scully from being taken by that spaceship, and you ran out of gas in your Snow-Cat, how did you get back?
Scully: Um, well first of all it was never actually proven that it was a spaceship.
Mulder: It wasn't?
Scully: Well no what...
Mulder: Proven?
Scully: No what happened was that we fell off of something...
Mulder: Something?
Scully: ...that rose out of the ice
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This is the last "Monster of the Week" episode to include David Duchovny. His final three appearances on the program would be part of the long running "Mythology" arc. See more »Quotes
FBI Agent Leyla Harrison: Can I ask you something?Mulder: Sure.
FBI Agent Leyla Harrison: When you went to Antartica to save Agent Scully from being taken by that spaceship, and you ran out of gas in your Snow-Cat, how did you get back?
Scully: Um, well first of all it was never actually proven that it was a spaceship.
Mulder: It wasn't?
Scully: Well no what...
Mulder: Proven?
Scully: No what happened was that we fell off of something...
Mulder: Something?
Scully: ...that rose out of the ice
[...]
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This episode pays great homage to previous episodes and to Mulder and Scully. It actually makes me kind of sad. It's like watching an old friend that is nearing his last breath and he knows it. The monster was pretty good for a minor character. I enjoyed the sudden leaps and it looked great scrambling around the grounds and up the side of the house. It was a fun monster of the week even when I predicted the outcome. Like other X File episodes I see some holes but they are holes nobody really cares about. For example, we don't know a lot about the victims and their relation to the monster. The X Files has been faithful in their throw away plot points. Agent Harris was rather annoying wasn't she? Remember the Chris Farely show from Saturday Night Live? That is who she began sounding like (e.g. "Um remember that time that Mulder and Scully were battling the man eating mutant under the escalator....? How about that time they.....). It is also nice to see Mulder and Doggett finally put their testosterone aside and work as a team especially since Kersh and Krycek are the only two people left to hate. Speaking of which....when is that annoying pretty boy Krycek going to die anyway? I guess the myth arc leaves me with something to hope for. But I digress...