Scary Monsters
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| Series: | The X-Files |
| Original Airdate: | 04-14-2002 |
| Production Number: | 9x12 |
| Date(s): | 2002 |
| Written by: | Thomas Schnauz |
| Directed by: | Dwight Little |
Leyla Harrison, an FBI agent with a passion for the X-Files that Mulder and Scully investigated, alerts Scully, Doggett and Reyes to a case she believes is an X-File involving a young boy with an overactive imagination.
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- This episode shares its name with an album by David Bowie entitled Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps).
- Here, Agent Harrison references the Season 3 episode, "D.P.O.", remembering that "a teenager was struck by lightning - his body affected the electrical workings of everything around him" and that "Agent Mulder wasted no time closing that case".
- Doggett later references an episode of the Mulder and Scully era himself - "Field Trip" from Season 6. He apologises for sounding like Agent Harrison and remembers that Mulder and Scully "were trapped underground with these mushroom spores that caused hallucinations".
- In this episode, Tommy utters the famous phrase, "I made this" while he shows a drawing he made to Reyes. This is also the phrase spoken while the TenThirteen logo appears after the end credits of every X-Files episode.
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