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Deleted Scenes
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Deleted scenes available on The X-Files DVDs.
1. "Pilot" - Scully's boyfriend, Ethan Minette, at work in a television studio, talking with Scully before she leaves Washington D.C. for Oregon.
2. "Pilot" - Scully and her boyfriend lie together in bed, after Scully has returned from Oregon, as she receives a phone call from Mulder.
1. "Sleepless" - The introduction of X, as played by Natalija Nogulich, with commentary from producer Paul Rabwin.
2. "3" - Kristen Kilar talks to a fireman played by Brad Loree.
3. "Humbug" - Mulder and Scully are served by a hermaphrodite waitress played by Denis Simpson.
4. "Anasazi" - The Thinker is captured.
TXF Season 3 (virtually all with commentary by Chris Carter):
1. "The Blessing Way" - Looking for comfort, Scully visits her mother, Margaret, and the two women are joined by Melissa Scully.
2. "Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose" - Mulder tells Scully that he wishes for a genuine psychic.
3. "The List" - two consecutive scenes, regarding Napoleon "Neech" Manley being sent to the electric chair.
4. "Revelations" - Mr. Kryder talks to Mulder and Scully about Armageddon
5. "Avatar" - in Assistant Director Walter Skinner's office at the J. Edgar Hoover FBI Building, the Cigarette Smoking Man threatens Skinner.
6. "Avatar" - Skinner visits his wife in hospital, talking to a doctor about her condition (without commentary). I love u mulder this is cgirl miles (chelsea tooms) I loved playing the enemy it was really fun. I hope you enjoyed acting with me and Douglas Hutchison.
Images for Future Use
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Millennium
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Main and Regular Characters played by Guest Actors
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Frank Black: young Frank Black - "The Curse of Frank Black", "Midnight of the Century", "Seven and One"
Emma Hollis: young Emma Hollis - "Closure", seen in pictures in "Darwin's Eye"
Transcripts
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Episode transcripts can be found here.
Scripts & Early Versions
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My Scripts
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I have scripts of the following episodes of The X-Files:
- "Pilot" (Season 1)
- "Deep Throat"
- "Squeeze"
- "Ice"
- "Space"
- "Fire"
- "Gender Bender"
- "E.B.E."
- "Darkness Falls"
- "Tooms"
- "The Erlenmeyer Flask"
- "3" (Season 2)
- "Red Museum"
- "Aubrey"
- "Irresistible"
- "End Game"
- "Humbug"
- "The Blessing Way" (Season 3)
- "Talitha Cumi"
- "Herrenvolk" (Season 4)
- "Sanguinarium"
- "Musings of a Cigarette Smoking Man"
- "Memento Mori"
- "Unrequited"
- "Small Potatoes"
- "Bad Blood" (Season 5)
- "Patient X"
- "The Red and the Black"
- "Travelers"
- "The Beginning" (Season 6)
- "Triangle"
- "Dreamland"
- "Dreamland II"
- "Arcadia"
- "X-Cops" (Season 7)
- "En Ami"
- "all things"
- "Within" (Season 8)
- "Without"
- "Medusa"
- "This is Not Happening"
- "Essence"
- "Nothing Important Happened Today" (Season 9)
- "Nothing Important Happened Today II"
- "The Truth"
Information Gathering
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Homes of Main Characters
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- TXF Season 1:
- "Pilot" - Scully
- "Deep Throat" - Mulder
- "Squeeze" - Scully
- "Shadows" - Scully
- "Ghost in the Machine" - Scully
- "Beyond the Sea" - Scully
- "Young at Heart" - Scully
- "E.B.E." - Mulder & Scully
- "Tooms" - Mulder
- "The Erlenmeyer Flask" - Mulder & Scully
- TXF Season 2:
- "Little Green Men" - Mulder
- "Sleepless" - Mulder
- "Duane Barry" - Mulder & Scully
- "Ascension" - Mulder & Scully
- "One Breath" - Mulder
- "Colony" - Mulder & Scully
- "End Game" - Mulder
- "Anasazi" - Mulder & Scully
- TXF Season 3:
- "The Blessing Way" - Scully & Mulder
- "Paper Clip" - Mulder
- "Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose" - Scully
- "Nisei" - Mulder & Scully
- "731" - Scully & Mulder
- "War of the Coprophages" - Scully & Mulder
- "Grotesque" - Mulder & Scully
- "Piper Maru" - Mulder (reference only) & Scully
- "Apocrypha" - Scully
- "Quagmire" - Mulder & Scully (both talk about living in the city)
- "Wetwired" - Mulder
- TXF Season 4:
- "Herrenvolk" - Mulder
- "Home" - Mulder (reference only)
- "Unruhe" - Scully
- "Paper Hearts" - Mulder
- "Tempus Fugit" - Scully
- "Small Potatoes" - Mulder & Scully (Mulder's Alexandria address established)
- "Elegy" - Scully
- "Demons" - Scully
- "Gethsemane" - Mulder
- TXF Season 5:
- "Redux" - Mulder & Scully
- "Redux II" - Mulder (reference only)
- "Christmas Carol" - Mulder
- "Chinga" - Mulder
- "The Red and the Black" - Mulder
- "Travelers" - Mulder
- "All Souls" - Scully
- "The Pine Bluff Variant" - Mulder
- "The End" - Mulder
- The X-Files Movie - Scully & Mulder (established that Scully lives in Georgetown and, unlike in "Small Potatoes", Mulder's apartment is in Arlington)
- TXF Season 6:
- "Dreamland" - Mulder
- "Dreamland II" - Mulder
- "How the Ghosts Stole Christmas" - Scully (reference) & Mulder
- "Two Fathers" - Mulder
- "One Son" - Mulder
- "Agua Mala" - Mulder
- "Monday" - Mulder (he is living back in Alexandria!)
- "Alpha" - Mulder (references to "home")
- "Milagro" - Scully (references only) and Mulder
- "Three of a Kind" - Scully
- "Field Trip" - Mulder (illusory) and Scully (imaginary reference)
- "Biogenesis" - Mulder
- TXF Season 7:
- "The Sixth Extinction II: Amor Fati" - Scully & Mulder
- "Hungry" - Mulder (reference)
- "Orison" - Scully & Mulder
- "Sein Und Zeit" - Mulder
- "Closure" - Scully
- "En Ami" - Scully & Mulder
- "Chimera" - Scully (reference)
- "all things" - Scully & Mulder
- "Hollywood A.D." - Mulder
- "Je Souhaite" - Mulder
- TXF Season 8:
- "Within" - Scully & Mulder
- "Redrum" - Doggett
- "Via Negativa" - Doggett & Scully
- "The Gift" - Mulder
- "Per Manum" - Scully
- "DeadAlive" - Doggett
- "Three Words" - Mulder, Doggett & Scully
- "Empedocles" - Scully
- "Alone" - Scully
- "Essence" - Scully & Doggett
- "Existence" - Scully
- TXF Season 9:
- "Nothing Important Happened Today" - Scully, Doggett & Mulder
- "Nothing Important Happened Today II" - Doggett & Scully
- "4-D" - Reyes
- "Trust No 1" - Scully
- "Provenance" - Reyes & Scully
- "Providence" - Scully
- "Audrey Pauley" - Doggett & Reyes
- "Improbable" - Scully & Reyes
- "Scary Monsters" - Scully
- "William" - Scully
- "Release" - Doggett
- "The Truth" - Doggett & Scully
- The X-Files: I Want to Believe - Mulder&Scully! ;-)
Skinner's Assistant
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- TXF Season 2:
- TXF Season 3:
- "The Blessing Way"
- "Piper Maru" (referred to as "Kimberly" by Skinner)
- "Talitha Cumi"
- TXF Season 4:
- "Herrenvolk"
- "Memento Mori" (does not appear, but Skinner calls to her from his office doorway)
FBI in Each Series
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The X-Files
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- Season 1:
- "Pilot" - Division Chief Scott Blevins
- "Deep Throat" - Gail
- "Squeeze" - Supervisory Special Agent Marty Neil, Brad Wilson (probably FBI; possibility supported in comics), Agents Tom Colton, Fuller, Kennedy and Kramer
- "Conduit" - Scott Blevins, Daniel Bernstein, Agent Leza Atsumi (a Special Agent in episode script)
- "The Jersey Devil" - Agent Finley, Doreen and Fran
- "Shadows" - Chief Blevins
- "Ghost in the Machine" - Agent Jerry Lamana, Nancy Spiller
- "Fallen Angel" - Section Chief Joseph McGrath, Blevins
- "Fire" - Agent Beatty (Special Agent in script)
- "Beyond the Sea" - Agent Thomas
- "Lazarus" - Special Agent Jack Willis, Agent Bruskin, Steinberg, Calder, Westin, Stipley and Mackowitz
- "Young at Heart" - Agents Reggie Purdue, Henderson and Steve Wallenberg
- "Shapes" - J. Edgar Hoover
- "Tooms" - Assistant Director Walter Skinner, the Director
- "Roland" - Lisa Dole
- "The Erlenmeyer Flask" - Danny, Skinner
- Season 2 other than AD Skinner and his assistant, Kimberly, both of whom are recurring characters:
- "Little Green Men" - Students in FBI Academy, Lewin and Rand, Agent Morris
- "The Host" - Agents Bozoff and Brisentine
- "Sleepless" - Agent Alex Krycek
- "Duane Barry" - Agents Alex Krycek, Lucy Kazdin, Rich and Janus, Duane Barry
- "Ascension" - Agent Alex Krycek
- "Aubrey" - Special Agent Samuel Chaney, Agent Tim Ledbetter, Danny Valladeo
- "Irresistible" - Agent Moe Bocks, Agent Carl Busch (Special Agent, Section Chief & Agent in episode script), Karen Kosseff
- "Colony" - Special Agent Barrett Weiss
- "End Game" - Special Agent Barrett Weiss
- "The Căluşari" - Karen Kosseff
- "Soft Light" - Student Kelly Ryan
- "Our Town" - Danny
- "Anasazi" - Agent Kautz
- Season 3 other than AD Skinner, his assistant (Kimberly) and Special Agent (established in "Wetwired") Pendrell, each of whom is a recurring character:
- "The Blessing Way" – Security Officer R Thompson
- "2Shy" - Agent Kazanjian
- "Oubliette" - Special Agent in Charge Walt Eubanks (he introduces himself as a "Special Agent in Charge" but is also referred to as an "Agent"), Special Agent Joseph (although unseen, his voice can be heard announcing his own name, in the second scene that features SAC Eubanks), Agent Kreski
- "Grotesque" - Agents Bill Patterson, Greg Nemhauser, Sheherlis
- "Apocrypha" - Agents Fuller (said to have the first name "Brian" in Trust No One: The Official Third Season Guide to The X-Files) & Caleca (said to have the first name "Linda" in Trust No One: The Official Third Season Guide to The X-Files)
- "Pusher" - Agents Frank Burst & Collins (novelization gives first name as "Will"), Holly (novelization gives surname as "Patton"), Security Officer K Johnson
- "Avatar" - Special Agent Bonnecaze, Danny
- "Wetwired" - Danny
- Season 4 other than AD Skinner and Agent Pendrell, both of whom are recurring characters:
- ”Herrenvolk” - Kimberly
- ”The Field Where I Died” - Agent Riggins
- “Musings of a Cigarette Smoking Man” - J. Edgar Hoover (implied as being Hoover, referred to as “Edgar” by the CSM and as “Director” in script & end credits), Blevins (uncredited archive footage from pilot episode; is not named in episode, but is referred to simply by his surname in script)
- "Paper Hearts" - Reggie Purdue
- ”Leonard Betts” - Danny
- ”Unrequited” - Agents Cameron Hill and Eugene Chandler, Beckwith, Fontana, Jackson, Miller
- ”Zero Sum” - Special Agent Kautz
- ”Elegy” - Karen Kosseff
- ”Gethsemane” - Section Chief Blevins, Agent Hedin
- Season 5 other than AD Skinner, his (new) assistant (Arlene) and Special Agent (established in "Patient X" and "The End") Jeffrey Spender, all of whom are recurring characters:
- "Redux" - Section Chief Blevins, Holly
- "Redux II" - Section Chief Blevins
- "Unusual Suspects" - Reggie (implied as being Reggie Purdue)
- "Detour" - Agents Stonecypher (episode guide on official site gave first name as "Carla") and Kinsley (episode guide on official site gave first name as "Michael"; is once referred to in episode as "Mike")
- "Christmas Carol" - John Gillnitz
- "Travelers” - Director J. Edgar Hoover, Special Agent Arthur Dales, Agent Hayes Michel, Dorothy Bahnsen
- "Folie à Deux” - Agent Rice (also referred to as an "Agent in Charge")
- "The End” - Agent Diana Fowley, the Director
- The X-Files Movie - Special Agent in Charge Darius Michaud, Assistant Director Jana Cassidy, Assistant Director Walter Skinner
- Season 6 other than ADs Skinner and Kersh as well as Skinner's assistant (Arlene), Kersh's Assistant (counting her exclusively vocal presence in "Drive" as an appearance) and Agents Jeffrey Spender and Diana Fowley, all of whom are recurring characters:
- "The Beginning" - Assistant Directors P. Bart, G. Arnold and J. Maslin
- "Tithonus" - Agent Peyton Ritter
- "Monday" - Agent Arnold
- "The Unnatural" - Arthur Dales
- Season 7 other than AD Skinner and his assistant (Arlene), both of whom are recurring characters:
- ”The Sixth Extinction” - Agent Diana Fowley
- ”The Sixth Extinction II: Amor Fati” - Agent Diana Fowley, Flagler (all things: The Official Guide to The X-Files, volume 6 gives rank as Special Agent)
- ”Millennium” - Special Agent Raymond Crouch
- ”Sein Und Zeit” - Flagler (all things: The Official Guide to The X-Files, volume 6 gives rank as Agent)
- ”Closure” - Schoniger (all things: The Official Guide to The X-Files, volume 6 gives rank as Agent)
- ”En Ami” - Agent Murphy
- ”Brand X” - the Director
- ”Requiem” - Chesty Short (all things: The Official Guide to The X-Files, volume 6 gives rank as Special Agent)
- Season 8 other than Deputy Director Kersh, AD Skinner, Special Agent Fox Mulder, Special Agent (established in "Empedocles") Monica Reyes, Special Agent (established in "Without") Gene Crane and Skinner's Assistant (Arlene), each of whom is a recurring character:
- "Within" - Agent Danny Mosley
- "Without" - the Director, Agents Landau and Danny Mosley
- "Roadrunners" - Danny, Agent Brian Mayfield (referred to in episode credits as "Lead Agent Mayfield")
- "Via Negativa" - Agents James Leeds and Angus Stedman
- "Per Manum" - Susan Panitz, David Peterson (only written references to both), Agent Joe Farah
- "Alone" - Agent Leyla Harrison
- Season 9 other than Deputy Director Kersh and AD Follmer both of whom is a recurring character:
- "Dæmonicus" - FBI Cadet(s)
- "4-D" - Agent Rice (deleted scene only)
- "Trust No 1" - FBI students, Agent Edie Boal
- "Hellbound" - FBI Cadet
- "Provenance" - Special Agents Robert Comer and Terry Sullivan (the latter in a deleted scene only)
- "Providence" - Special Agent Robert Comer
- "Improbable" - Special Agent Fordyce
- "Scary Monsters" - FBI Cadet(s), Agent Leyla Harrison
- "Release" - FBI students, including Cadet Rudolph Hayes
- "Sunshine Days" - Arlene
- "The Truth" - Special Agent Kallenbrunner, former Agent Jeffrey Spender, former Agent Fox Mulder
Millennium
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- Season 1:
- "Pilot" - FBI referenced
- "522666" - Agents Jack Pierson, Mills, Nolan, Takahashi, Yung, Sullivan, Wallace
- "Kingdom Come" - FBI referenced, Ardis Cohen
- "The Wild and the Innocent" - FBI referenced
- "The Thin White Line" - Agents Riley, Johnson, Clark
- "Covenant" - FBI referenced
- "Lamentation" - Special Agent Tom Babich, Agents Pierce and Cuevas
- "Broken World" - FBI referenced
- "Paper Dove" - Special Agent Kane, Agents Devlin and Emmerich
- Season 2:
- "The Beginning & the End" - FBI referenced, Peter Watts
- "Sense and Antisense" - FBI referenced
- "A Single Blade of Grass" - FBI referenced
- "19:19" - FBI referenced
- "The Hand of Saint Sebastian" - Assistant Director Peter Watts
- "Luminary" - FBI referenced
- "The Mikado" - FBI referenced, Special Agent Tully
- "Roosters" - FBI referenced
- "Siren" - FBI referenced
- "In Arcadia Ego" - FBI referenced
- "A Room With No View" - FBI appearance
- "The Fourth Horseman" - FBI referenced, Peter Watts, Duncan, Vitaris, Brian Dixon, Richard Gilbert, Agent Russel
- Season 3 other than Assistant Director Andy McClaren and Special Agents Barry Baldwin and Emma Hollis, all three of whom are recurring characters:
- "The Innocents" - Special Agent Spadner, Dr. Luanne Chase
- "Exegesis" - Agent Dixon
- "TEOTWAWKI" - Becker, Wallace
- "Closure" - Special Agent T.J. Palance (written references only)
- "...Thirteen Years Later" - illusory FBI!
- "Skull and Bones" - Peter Watts
- "The Sound of Snow" - Jeff Gore in Accounting, Doug Scaife in Forensics
- "Matryoshka" - Director J. Edgar Hoover, Clyde Tolson, Agents Michael Lanyard, Ness and Melvin Purvis
- "Bardo Thodol" - Doug Scaife
- "Seven and One" - Special Agent Del Boxer (Mabius in disguise?), Dr. Luanne Chase
- "Via Dolorosa" - Doug Scaife
- "Goodbye to All That" - Doug Scaife, Agent McGreevey
The Lone Gunmen
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- TLG:
- "Pilot" - references
- "Eine Kleine Frohike" - appearance
- "Like Water for Octane" - reference
- "Three Men and a Smoking Diaper" - references
- "Tango de los Pistoleros" - references (FBI website also appears, bearing the FBI seal)
- "The Lying Game" - Agent Larry Rose, Director/Assistant Director Walter Skinner
- "The Cap'n Toby Show" - Agents Jacox and Labec
- "All About Yves" - references, Agent Fox Mulder
Timeline of The Lone Gunmen
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- "Pilot"
- January 1934 - Bertram Roosevelt Byers is born
- circa 1970 - according to Ray Helm, he begins to know Bertram Byers well enough around this year to start calling him "a friend", the start of a friendly relationship that would last for thirty-odd years
- 1989 - John Fitzgerald Byers, Bertram's son, discards a government pension to hang out with Melvin Frohike and Richard Langly, and they start publishing The Lone Gunman newspaper but, as a result, Bertram and John Byers last speak to each other
- 2000 - having been publishing their paper for the last eleven years, the three Lone Gunmen prevent Overlord's plan of crashing a plane into the World Trade Center and steal an Octium IV processor, releasing news only about the latter
- "Bond, Jimmy Bond"
- 1999 - Alex Goldsmith gets a golf bag autographed by all the players at this year's US Open, including Tiger Woods
- 1999 - Belemersk, a breakaway republic from the former Soviet Union, is recognized by the US (TLG: "Bond, Jimmy Bond")
The X-Files: I Want to Believe, Director's Cut
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Changed Sequences
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- Agent Bannan attack sequence
- Scully crying in her office
- snowplow driver watching as FBI discover buried block of ice
- lengthened Christian Fearon's surgery scene
- longer shot of Agent Bannan's head, different Dakota Whitney death scene
- lengthened Mulder's first exploration scene, returning to the "crime scene" (he sees tape)
- climax
Breakdown of Alterations to Climax
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- three added shots of the bald abductor's transplant operation, before Mulder's dog attack
- during the dog attack, a panning shot of Cheryl Cunningham and, moments later, an exclusive closeup of her neck being cut
- a long panning shot showing the bald abductor and Cheryl, immediately before Mulder looks through a dirty plastic curtain into the compound
- Mulder confronting the abductors is different - an exclusive shot of Mulder entering the compound, another showing the doctors at work over the bodies, the next shot is longer with Mulder first quietly saying, "Stop what you're doing"
- when he sees Agent Bannan's breast, it's NOT covered with leads
- a shot of him reacting to it is included, as is a shot of the Russian doctor nearing him and Mulder asking "Are you gonna do what I say?" then the next shot is longer, too, including the doctor at the start
- the shot of the bald abductor's head is longer
- two shots of the 2nd Abductor dragging Agent Bannan's body through the snow have been added and then another of him coming for Mulder's unconscious body
- a longer shot of Agent Bannan's body later lying on the ground
- a longer closeup shot of the 2nd Abductor moving the body, with a similar but different shot of the 2nd Abductor after this
- a different shot of Skinner - he now says "Maybe I can Google it" and then looks down at his cell phone - immediately after Scully opens the mailbox & says "Bellflower Road"
- a longer shot of the 2nd Abductor putting one of Agent Bannan's limbs into a bag
- a longer shot of the Russian doctor slicing Cheryl's neck open, moments before Skinner arrives
- an exclusive shot panning from the bald abductor's head to Cheryl's frozen body, in a cut away from Skinner looking at these things, and then saying "My God, what have you done?"
- a longer shot of Cheryl Cunningham lying frozen, after Scully enters and says, "Oh, God!"