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"The X Files" Memento Mori (1997)


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8.1/10   411 votes
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Original Air Date:
9 February 1997 (Season 4, Episode 14)
Plot:
The horrible truth behind Scully's illness is revealed: she has cancer and may die. Such has been the fate of a dozen other women who... more | add synopsis
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Emmy nominated! 1997 more (6 total)

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Argentina:60 min
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This was going to be the first episode in which Mulder and Scully kiss; the scene in which they do is under 'special features'. more
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Walter Skinner: You can't ask the truth of a man who trades in lies. more

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Emmy nominated! 1997, 1 May 2007
9/10
Author: neoren999 from Napa, California

Emmy-nominated "Memento Mori" (4.14, 1997) (co-written by Chris Carter, Frank Spotnitz, Vince Gilligan and John Shiban) This highly dramatic episode opens with an angst filled prologue by Agent Dana Scully. Her battle against this mysterious "cancer" is described in many emotional vignettes throughout the episode. Mulder's nonacceptance of the possibility of Scully dying is the driving force, because he'll basically go to any length to find out what's really wrong with her. The Ciggarrette Smoking man is here for the ride and Mulder is desperately trying to get information from him with the aid of Skinner. Here to help Mulder in the tight situations are the Lone Gunmen who provide a few lighter moments. Mulder has to make an extremely shady deal to acquire the cure for Scully. Her mother and brother are present for her support and their frustration with the situation is apparent, especially her brothers ideas of Mulder. Scully is a mere shell of herself towards the end of the episode, which the viewer can sympathize with. A great episode, not to miss.

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