The Field Where I Died
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| Series: | The X-Files |
| Original Airdate: | 11-03-1996 |
| Production Number: | 4x05 |
| Date(s): | 1996 |
| Written by: | Glen Morgan & James Wong |
| Directed by: | Rob Bowman |
While investigating a cult compound, Mulder and Scully meet a female member who seems to have access to her past lives and uncover a startling personal revelation.
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[edit] Summary
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[edit] Background Information
- This episode is very similar to the Jonestown Massacre, and even references it.
- There are also similarities between the Waco massacre, with the leader named Vernon, amongst other similarities. Vernon was David Koresh's birth name before he changed it.
- When Mulder asks Scully if she would redo their four years together, Scully answers that she would do everything the same - except for the Flukeman case.
[edit] Links and References
[edit] Guest Stars
- Mitch Pileggi as A.D. Walter Skinner
- Doug Abrahams as Farbaugh
- Kristen Cloke as Melissa Riedal-Ephesian
- Douglas Roy Dack as Mighty Man
- Michael Dobson as BATF Agent
- Les Gallagher as an Attorney
- Anthony Harrison as P.B.I. Agent Riggins
- Michael Massee as Vernon Ephesian
- Donna White as a Therapist
[edit] References
Apison, Tennessee; Multiple personality disorder; Flukeman; Temple of the Seven Stars; reincarnation; cult; American Civil War; World War II
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