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Mulder & Scully Meet the Were-Monster 

Mulder questions his faith in the unexplained. He attempts to gather proof of the existence of the new creature he and Scully investigate before jumping to conclusions.

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Stoner #2 (as Nicole Parker-Smith)
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When a dead body is found in the woods, Mulder and Scully are called in to investigate whether it was an animal attack, a serial killer or just maybe a strange creature as described by eyewitnesses. Meanwhile, Mulder is able to confront some of his own demons about feeling disillusioned with his life's work. Written by vhavnal

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This is the first episode title in ten seasons and two movies of The X Files which contains Mulder or Scully's names. In this case, both of them. See more »

Goofs

When Scully and Mulder are examining the body in the morgue, his eyes are clearly moving below his closed eyelids. See more »

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Guy Mann: My transformation wasn't just physical but mental. I heard a voice in my head. My voice. I became conscious of my own self-consciousness, and then I had my very first thought: I'm naked! I became overcome by some irrational need to cover up.
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References Kolchak: The Night Stalker (1974) See more »

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The X-Files
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Written by Mark Snow
Performed by John Beal
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This one will embed in your brain...
8 February 2016 | by See all my reviews

It starts funny, then it turns weird, then it reveals itself brilliant...

A review of human modern life, Mulder's beliefs all mixed-up, Scully's effort to make Mulder admit non-scientific explanations...

And the details... All the little diamonds of past-references to other X-Files episodes, all the "forced" jokes, all the "Hey, this is so not X-Files... but it fits so well in here!" moments...

In my opinion, a master-piece! And like all master-pieces, first we distrust, then we embrace it...

Can't wait for the next episode!!!


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