The X-Files: Season 6, Episode 3 Triangle
(22 Nov. 1998)
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The X-Files: Season 6, Episode 3 Triangle
(22 Nov. 1998)
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| David Duchovny | ... | ||
| Gillian Anderson | ... |
Dana Scully /
OSS agent
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| Mitch Pileggi | ... |
Walter Skinner /
SS Sturmbannfuehrer
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Robert Arce | ... |
Bald-headed Man
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Michael Arturo | ... |
Nazi Soldier
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| Tom Braidwood | ... | ||
| Fuad C'Amanero | ... |
Business Man
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| William B. Davis | ... |
SS Oberfuehrer /
Cigarette-Smoking Man /
CGB Spender
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| Greg Ellis | ... |
The 3rd British Crewman
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| Guido Föhrweißer | ... |
2nd Nazi
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| Trevor Goddard | ... |
The 1st British Crewman
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| Dean Haglund | ... | ||
| Bruce Harwood | ... | ||
| Laura Leigh Hughes | ... |
Kersh's Assistant
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| Madison Mason | ... |
Captain Yip Harburg
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Mulder goes in search of the Queen Anne, a British luxury liner, that mysteriously disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle in 1939. After being shipwrecked, he gets pulled aboard the Queen Anne by a crew that believes they are still in 1939. Meanwhile, at the FBI, Scully tries to get the Lone Gunmen and Skinner to help her locate the lost Mulder. Written by Muldernscully
An all-time favorite. The German was pretty bad, but I can't really see much of a flaw otherwise. Mulder's first exchange of dialogue on the ship when he thought it had crossed into the 90's was hilarious ("we're having a little trouble in the white house right now, but it'll blow over, so to speak"), as was essentially the rest of the time on the ship (though the 'puttin' tame' line was quite cringe-worthy, although I imagine on purpose).
I have no problem with the 'lack of an X-Files feel'. To me, the X-Files feel was true creativity, and an episode done so creatively and excitingly, and so brilliantly directed, is just one of the best of the series.
10/10