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"The X Files" (1993)Original Air Date:
30 April 2000 (Season 7, Episode 19)Plot:
Skinner's buddy from college, Wayne Federman, trails Mulder and Scully on a case involving a pipe bombing in a church... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
A good ghoulish time moreCast
(Episode Credited cast) | David Duchovny | ... | Fox Mulder |
 | Gillian Anderson | ... | Dana Scully |
 | Mitch Pileggi | ... | Walter Skinner |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
 | Tina M. Ameduri | ... | Tina |
| Bill Dow | ... | Chuck Burks |
 | Wayne Federman | ... | Himself |
| André Fortin | ... | Zombie Dancer |
| Steve Kiziak | ... | David Duchovny |
 | Téa Leoni | ... | Herself (as Tea Leoni) |
 | Paul Lieber | ... | Micah Hoffman |
| Bill Millar | ... | Director |
| Tim Roe | ... | Zombie |
 | Garry Shandling | ... | Himself |
| Barry K. Thomas | ... | Sugar Bear |
| Harris Yulin | ... | Cardinal O'Fallon |
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The "clay pot as recording media" plot device was investigated in "MythBusters" (2003). They determined that it was so highly unlikely as to be impossible. moreGoofs:
Crew or equipment visible: Gillian Anderson's stunt double can be seen after Tea Leoni asks 'Scully' to show her how to run with high heels. It's also noticeable how the stunt double starts running before Anderson leaves the frame. moreQuotes:
Wayne Federman: Just curious if she's more than your partner.Mulder: Enough, Wayne.
Wayne Federman: Hey, whatever.
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With the Syndicate gone and the answer to Mulder's sister's disappearance finally answered, there are many more stand-alone episodes in the series. I've seen a lot of fans dislike Seasons 6 & 7 because of the increase in stand-alones and the increase in the show's humor. Not for me. This episode (directed by Duchovny) is an example of the cast just having a good time. The show doesn't have to be all about aliens, conspiracies, and seriousness all the time. The bubble bath scene alone is priceless! Plus, how many times do we get to see Scully laugh? There are outtakes where they would have to stop shooting for a period of time because Gillian Anderson couldn't stop laughing. All in all, this episode shows the actors in a somewhat different light and it's enjoyable to see.