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boomerang said:
When it comes to Hutchison I'm like Mr. Mulder. I want to believe. But I can't quite.
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Seemed to me that Mulder did believe, and it was Dana Skully who was the skeptic.

MULDER: Dana. After all you've seen, after all the evidence, why can't you believe?
SCULLY: I'm afraid. I'm afraid to believe.
 
ufology said:
MULDER: Dana. After all you've seen, after all the evidence, why can't you believe?
SCULLY: I'm afraid. I'm afraid to believe.
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"Beyond the Sea", right? The episode with Brad Dourif as the psychic serial killer. I used to be an X-phile, you know. At least up to season five or something. I really hope they didn't go into the Nazi UFO myth later...

Btw., I think Morgan and Wong should have written the movie scripts, if anyone. Just for the record.

Oh and I think you're both right. In some episodes, Agent Mulder was the sceptic (remember the Stupendous Yappi?)
 
ufology said:
Seemed to me that Mulder did believe, and it was Dana Skully who was the skeptic.

MULDER: Dana. After all you've seen, after all the evidence, why can't you believe?
SCULLY: I'm afraid. I'm afraid to believe.
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I keep picturing the classic hovering disk photo in Mulder's office. But I think you are correct sir ! Mulder's chief source of dissonance seemed to be the ET vs breakaway view of the ongoing weirdness, or some combination thereof.
 
boomerang said:
I keep picturing the classic hovering disk photo in Mulder's office. But I think you are correct sir ! Mulder's chief source of dissonance seemed to be the ET vs breakaway view of the ongoing weirdness, or some combination thereof.
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That's actually one of Billy Meier's alleged UFO photos if I'm not mistaken. If I remember right, Mulder's view that ET's weren't real only lasted something like one season, if not only a few episodes. During that time his view was that the government and the military were responsible for the UFO phenomenon. At least that's how I remember it...
 
Muadib said:
That's actually one of Billy Meier's alleged UFO photos if I'm not mistaken. If I remember right, Mulder's view that ET's weren't real only lasted something like one season, if not only a few episodes. During that time his view was that the government and the military were responsible for the UFO phenomenon. At least that's how I remember it...
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The X-Files writers did a masterful job in creating a passionately confused and tormented protagonist in the person of Fox Mulder. And somehow one we cared about.
 
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