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All About Yves

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Series: The Lone Gunmen
Original Airdate: 5-11-2001.
Production Number: 1AEB12
Date(s): FICTIONAL YEAR OR DATE(S) OF EVENTS IN EPISODE
Written by: Vince Gilligan, John Shiban, Frank Spotnitz
Directed by: Bryan Spicer
The gunmen team up with "Man in Black" Morris Fletcher to find Yves. What they uncover is Romeo-61, a secret government organization responsible for decades of major incidents. Or is it?


Contents

[edit] Summary

SUMMARY

[edit] Background Information

[edit] Introductory Details

  • The title sequence for this episode does not feature the beginnings of the US national anthem.

[edit] Locations

  • Fletcher is staying at the Georgetown Plaza Hotel, Washington, D.C.
  • The hotel to which they track Yves car to is the Bishop Place Hotel.
  • Smithsonian Institution, Ancient artefacts Department.
  • Fenix Atlantic Corporation, Washington, D.C.

[edit] Memorable Quotes

  • We're looking for the truth, and we're doing it for a man who lies for a living. - Jimmy Bond

[edit] Cultural References

  • Fletcher boasts that he was the inspiration for Tommy Lee Jones' character in Men in Black.
  • Langly wears a T-Shirt of the band Korn.
  • "Weapon of Choice" by Fatboy Slim can be heard on two seperate occasions.
  • Fletcher calls Langly Braveheart when his face is covered in blue dye.
  • Yves' phone bill is credited to Martha Stuart Living.

[edit] Nitpicks

  • The Gunmen are far too trusting of Fletcher, whom they know to be an experienced scammer.
  • When enterering the Fenix Atlantic building, the Gunmen take every precaution against getting through the electronic security, but take none whatsoever with regards to encountering any workers. Their blue face paint would make them more than suspicious to any security guards.

[edit] Other Episode Notes

  • When the Lone Gunmen hack the biometric face readers allowing them access to Romeo-61's base, the hacked IDs that show up have the same names as the episode's writers.

[edit] Continuity

  • Despite being a close associate, the Gunmen appear to have never told Mulder about Jimmy.

[edit] Cast

[edit] References

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