Season Six Episodes
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| The
Beginning 6X01 |
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SCULLY: (on phone) Mulder,
I found something. I found something you're not going to believe.
MULDER: (on phone) Ditto.
SCULLY: (on phone) We did blood tests on Gibson and, Mulder, there's
evidence of the virus in his system.
MULDER: (on phone) The same virus
you were exposed to?
SCULLY: (on phone) I'm almost positive. |
MULDER: That's the connection.
SCULLY: Which matches exactly DNA that
was found in Gibson Praise.
MULDER: Wait a minute. I don't understand. You're saying that Gibson
Praise is infected with the virus?
SCULLY: No. It's a part of his DNA.
In fact, it's a part of all of our DNA.
It's called a genetic remnant.
It's inactive junk DNA. Except in Gibson
it's turned on.
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| Drive
6X02 |
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SCULLY: There's no gunpowder
residue... No carbon stippling.
There seems to be no evidence of an entry wound
whatsoever.
CORONER: There is none. It's all exit, but how that could be...?
SCULLY: I'm finding what look like fragments of petrous
bone embedded in the remaining portion
of the auditory canal. In
fact, I seem to be looking straight through to the osseous
labyrinth or what's left of it. |
| SCULLY: There seems to be
some kind of tumefaction within
the lateral sinus. |
EMT: Patient is a white male,
age 40, no known history...
EMT 2: No, he just went rammy(?) on me. Accuchek
is normal. We did a 
Narcan push but he keeps getting
worse. Okay. IV beta-blocker
and topical
nitro. |
SCULLY: (on phone) Mulder,
it's me. You know how to pick them, I'll tell you that. Look, I have
no idea what killed this woman but I have to assume it's communicable.
MULDER: (on phone, voice) Yeah?
SCULLY: (on phone) Another body has been found just outside of Montello
-- same apparent cause of death - some kind of massive aneurysmal
rupture. |
SCULLY: All right.
I want the CDC on-site. I want the
officers making the arrest to be wearing level two or better anti-contamination
suits. I want the car decontaminated.
I want Agent Mulder and Crump decontaminated.
I want them quarantined separately.
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| Triangle
6X03 |
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MULDER: You were there.
SCULLY: Hmm?
MULDER: You were there, Scully.
LANGLY: (to the others) He's delirious.
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Dreamland 6X04 |
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CHRIS: You said
you'd give me an answer today.
MRS. FLETCHER: Her 
nose. You said you'd give
her an answer about her
nose.
MULDER (as MORRIS): Um... I think... I think she's a little young
for plastic surgery don't
you think?
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Dreamland II 6X05 |
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SCULLY: "Baby" me and you'll
be peeing through a catheter.
Your name is Morris Fletcher. It was Mulder who was arrested in the
desert. He was telling the truth about you. Now, how do we get things
back to normal?
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| Terms
of Endearment 6X06 |
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| DR COUVILLION: It's important
that you realize sonograms are
by no means an exact science. I don't want to alarm you or have you
jump to conclusions because honestly, it's not something that we're
perfectly able to explain. |
| AGENT SPENDER: Now it says
here, a doctor's report the day before revealed to her ah... abnormalities
in the ultrasound. |
| MULDER: (on phone) Look,
I want you to look at this woman's charts. Strange in
utero deformities were detected. I'm going to courier them to
you, all right? |
| MULDER: (on phone) Yeah,
but this is the real deal. You check that woman's charts, you'll get
hard evidence. Check her prenatal
ultrasound. |
SCULLY: (on phone) The prenatal
birth defects that you spoke of? They're all here, but they're subtle.
MULDER: (on phone) Describe them to me.
SCULLY: (on phone) Well, they look to be discrete bony deformities.
There are spurs on the superior aspect
of the
scapula and small protuberances
on the
skull adjacent to the coronal
suture.
MULDER: (on phone) "Protuberances?" You mean, like horns?
SCULLY: (on phone) Well, they could be recessive
characteristics expressed as vestiges of primitive morphology
or a developmental anomaly like
craniosynostosis. |
EMT 1: What's her rhythm?
EMT 2: She's still in v-fib. Charge
the paddles to 200.
DEPUTY ARKY STEVENS: What happened?
EMT 1: I'll start an IV
WAYNE: She just collapsed.
EMT 2: Clear. Paddles are charged. Stand by to defib. |
| EMT2: I need to get this
woman to the hospital right away. I need a neurologist
consult down at the ER. Hang an IV
of lidocaine, and let's get her
out of here. |
| MULDER: You're going to find
discrete osteopathic deformities
to the upper vertebrae, two bony
protrusions between the parietal
and occipital lobes of the
skull. |
MAN: Of course not. People
don't die from chicken pox.
WOMAN: Did you ever have chicken
pox?
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| Rain
King 6X07 |
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MULDER: Scully, I don't think
it's a coincidence that a cow gets hurled at me just as we're down
here investigating the weather.
SCULLY: (checking his scalp and forehead) Mulder, did they check you
for head trauma?
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| How
The Ghosts Stole Christmas 6X08 |
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MULDER: Christmas, 1917.
It was a time of dark, dark despair. American soldiers were dying
at an ungodly rate in a war-torn Europe while at home, a deadly strain
of the flu virus
attacked young and old alike. Tragedy was a visitor on every doorstep
while a creeping hopelessness set in with every man, woman and child.
It was a time of dark, dark despair.
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| Tithonus
6X09 |
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MULDER: Coroner's
report came back on Fellig. Says he died of a single gunshot wound.
That's all it said. Well, I, uh... talked to your doctor and... he
says you're doing great. You're making the fastest recovery he's ever
seen.
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| S.R.
819 6X10 |
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DR CABRERA: Who transferred
him from ICU?
ORDERLY: I did-- he was scheduled for therapeutic
plasmapheresis. They were
prepping him. He went into shock. |
DR. PLANT: It's carbon.
Pure carbon. How in the world would
that get into his bloodstream?
SCULLY: How is it working as a poison? |
SCULLY: I think I've found
it. I think I found what the carbon's
doing. It's, uh...it's not just reproducing itself. It has behavior.
It's creating something, a-a matrix
stimulated by blood flow in response
to movement. It's multiplying and solidifying in an orderly fashion.
It's building valves or-or dams in the vascular
system.
DR. PLANT: It's building a heart attack. |
| DOCTOR: Did you see this?
We've got some sort of extreme vascular
event here. How is he even still alive? |
MULDER: What's his condition?
SCULLY: He's stable, but it's not good, Mulder. He's got extreme vascular
trauma and distension.
His... his blood has become a weapon
against his body. |
MULDER: Well, can you fight
it?
SCULLY: We don't know what it is. I mean, the best that we can do
is keep lasering his arteries
open. But it's only going to be a matter of time before we lose. I
mean, it's-it's building walls in his vessels faster than we can tear
them down, and... and we just don't have the technology to combat
it. |
| SCULLY: Sir, there's something
I'd like to try. It's a treatment called therapeutic
plasmapheresis. It requires
filtering all of the blood in your
body. It's a radical procedure and there is a danger that your body
might go into shock. |
MULDER: Nanotechnology. Microscopic,
atom-sized machines? Machines can
be stopped.
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| Two
Fathers 6X11 |
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CIGARETTE SMOKING MAN: Yes.
Dr. Openshaw died in the hyperbaric
chamber this evening.
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| One
Son 6X12 |
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| DIANA FOWLEY: That Cassandra
Spender had contracted a highly contagious
vectoring organism
which produces a spontaneous
cellular breakdown and combustion. |
MARITA COVARRUBIAS: I was
infected with the alien virus - the
black oil. My tests were on the vaccine
against it... being developed in secret.
MULDER: In secret from the alien colonists. The hybrid
program was in cooperation with the aliens but the conspirators never
intended to succeed... to finish the work. |
CIGARETTE SMOKING MAN: The
one thing without which we could not proceed. You see, the alien fetus
would give us the alien genome...
the DNA with which we could make a
human hybrid. A new race, Agent
Mulder. An alien/human hybrid who
could survive the holocaust. So you could survive. And live to see
your sister.
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| Arcadia
6X13 |
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| SCULLY: Thanks to our friendly
neighbors there will be no fluorescein
bloodstain enhancement. |
| SCULLY: Oh. That's a caduceus.
Are you a doctor, Mike? |
SCULLY: Yes, this is Special
Agent Dana Scully. I need a full forensic
team to 450 Autumn Terrace.
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| Agua
Mala 6X14 |
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| SCULLY: You're having trouble
breathing? This man needs a trach
or he's going to die real soon. |
SCULLY: I don't know but
he's having a reaction which is affecting his autonomic
response.
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| Monday
6X15 |
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No medical terms found.
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| Alpha
6X16 |
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DETWEILER: I'm
Dr. Detweiler. I called about the animal tranquilizer.
DR JAMES RILEY: The Telezol. I don't have much occasion to dispense
it. If I have any, it's very little.
DETWEILER: Well, I'll take whatever you've got.
DR JAMES RILEY: I have Etorphine. Can you use that? |
| SCULLY: I thought at first
that they were eccentricities or affectations-- the dark, the clothes--
but it's photosensitivity.
Your sleeves cover up skin lesions. It's why you're here amongst the
humans instead of out in the field. Systemic
lupus erythematosus. |
MULDER: Yeah. He signed for
something. It looks like, uh... Eet... Etorfeen, Etorphine?
OFFICER JEFFREY CAHN: Tranquilizers--
ampules.
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| Trevor
6X17 |
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| SCULLY: I don't know. It's,
uh... it's not a simple bisection.
There's a considerable amount of his abdomen
missing. I mean, it almost looks like a burning but it's too localized.
Maybe an industrial acid. |
MULDER: Or the mirror stopped
him. What makes an object solid, Scully? I mean, what, what prevents
one solid object from passing through another solid object, usually?
SCULLY: Electrostatic repulsion.
Individual electrons repelling
one another like magnets. |
MULDER: It's not about the
money. It's never been about the money.
SCULLY: Yet he turned this place upside down which means he was looking
for something. And I think it has to do with this. (showing him a
bill) It's a lien on unpaid hospital bills dating back to 1992 and
the patient name is June Gurwitch. And this is an ICD-9
number-- a hospital diagnostic
code. This particular one means...
MULDER: Pregnancy.
SCULLY: Right. Specifically, c-section.
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| Milagro
6X18 |
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SCULLY: As you can see the
heart was removed in the same manner as the previous victim. No incisions,
no scope marks, no cutting of any
kind.
MULDER: No indication of how the killer did it?
SCULLY: No. There's no prints, no DNA
material, no hair and fiber.
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| Three
of a Kind 6X19 |
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| SCULLY: James Bellmont, age
29. Visual exam reveals injuries
consistent with massive trauma.
Multiple
rib fractures
with concomitant hemorrhaging,
both internal and external. His
spine is fractured
and partially exposed. |
| SCULLY: Langly, will you
go over there and pass me the Stryker
saw please, it's right there on the counter. |
BYERS: Who else has access
to this anoitic histamine?
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| The
Unnatural 6X20 |
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No medical terms found.
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| Field
Trip 6X21 |
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| SCULLY: The connective
tissue is more or less intact. |
CORONER: We got your gas
spectrometer results. That
stuff on the bones I said was bog sludge? It isn't.
SCULLY: (reading)Water, hydrochloric
acid... Electrolytes, pepsins
and trypsins. It's a digestive
secretion. |
SCULLY: A giant fungal
organism, Mulder. We already know
that they exist. Biologists have found specimens
that range dozens of acres that weigh hundreds of tons. And what if
this one needs to feed on living tissue, Mulder? There is carnivorous
plant life. There's … there's the Venus Flytrap and the pitcher plant.
Mulder, what if this one puts off an hallucinogen...
MULDER: To lure its prey into the cave? |
| SCULLY: The lab results determined
that the spores we were exposed to
have a chemical structure similar to LSD.
They also contain an alkaloid
which induces a state of narcosis. |
MULDER: Scully, how long
were we underground? Hours? Half a day? How come our bodies don't
show any effects of being burned by the digestive fluids? We were
covered in hydrochloric acid.
Yet look at our skin. Nothing.
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| Biogenesis
6X22 |
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MULDER: Both men espouse
a fringe theory called "Panspermia."
It's the belief that life originated...
SCULLY: … elsewhere... in this universe.
SKINNER: You've heard of this?
SCULLY: Yeah. It's the idea that Mars or other planets were habitable
long before Earth and that, uh, cosmic collisions on these planets
blasted microbes into our solar
system - some of which landed and flourished here. |
CHUCK BURKS: No, no. You
know me. This is right up my twisted little alley. So, uh... what
exactly are you experiencing?
MULDER: Noise. Aural dissonance.
It comes and it goes. |
| SCULLY: Parts of his body
were missing-- his arms, his hands, uh, parts of his vital organs
and his thyroid. |
DOCTOR: We don't know what's
wrong with him and we don't know what to do for him. He's got extremely
abnormal
brain function but there is no signs
of stroke. We're waiting to run
more tests.
SCULLY: Waiting for what?
DOCTOR: He's extremely violent. With what we've given him he should
be in a barbiturate coma
but there's brain activity in areas we've never seen before. |
DR. SANDOZ: For genes.
They're symbols for gene clusters--
the human genome. Are you there?
SCULLY: Yeah.
DR. SANDOZ: I think it's all here. The map to our human genetic
makeup every gene on every chromosome
-- proof of what I've been saying. If only we could find more pieces. |
