The X-Files

Deep Throat died in the last episode of the first season - The Erlenmeyer Flask

I'm not sure if this is what you mean, but there was a spin-off show about the Lone Gunmen from the X Files.

Fox Mulder's feelings for Dana Sculley develop gradually throughout "The X-Files," evolving from a professional partnership into a deep emotional bond. While their connection is evident from the beginning, it intensifies over the series, particularly in episodes that explore themes of trust and vulnerability. Key moments, like their shared experiences in life-threatening situations and personal sacrifices, further cement their love. Ultimately, their relationship remains complex, blending elements of friendship, trust, and profound emotional attachment.

Scully tells Mulder that one of her favorite movies is 'The Exorcist.' She does this in the first season, seventeeth episode entitled 'Miracle Man.'

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The very first episode aired on September 10th 1993. The show ran until the final airing on May 19th 2002.

Search the tubes more noob, the song is:Teotihuacan - Noel Gallagher

If you're wanting to know who played the part of Assistant Director Walter Skinner on the X-Files, he is played by actor Mitch Pileggi.

Scully, afraid she could not care for her child and protect him, gave him up for a closed, private adoption to a young couple in Wyoming who owned a farm.

Lots of them. The most important, up until seasons 8 and 9, are Special Agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully, played by David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson.

Later on in the series, there are two new agents named John Doggett (Robert Patrick) and Monica Reyes (Annabeth Gish).

Walter Skinner and the Lone Gunmen (Melvin Frohike, John Beyers, and Ringo Langly) are also on the show quite often.

As for villains, there are Cigarette Smoking Man, Alex Krycek, the Alien Bounty Hunter, etc.

She shot a lot of people:

Beyond the Sea

Lazarus

Anasazi (does shooting Mulder count?)

Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose

Home (although it doesn't hurt him)

Teliko (not a fatal shot)

Tempus Fugit (not a fatal shot)

Elegy

Detour

Kitsunegari (not a fatal shot)

Bad Blood (according to Mulder)

Folie A Deux

Milagro - although it goes right through him

Millennium

Orison

Theef

Patience (not a fatal shot)

Badlaa (fatal or not, you decide?)

not sure about season 9

(Season 1: 2 / Season 2: 1 / Season 3: 1 / Season 4: 4 / Season 5: 4 / Season 6: 1 / Season 7: 3 / Season 8: 2)

Morley

Witch Hunter Robin is kinda X-Files-ish

Chris Carter is busy with two new television shows. One call "The After" will appear as an amazon prime original series. The other is called Area 51 and will appear on AMC.

Area 51 is Based on the 2011 book "Area 51: An Uncensored History of America's Top Secret Military Base," by Annie Jacobsen.

The After is about eight strangers who are thrown together by mysterious forces and must help each other survive in a violent world that defies explanation.

The episode you are looking for is "War of the Coporophages"

Mulder is abducted by aliens at the end of the seventh season. It is because of this that he does not appear in much of the eight or ninth seasons.

Watch the movie between seasons five and six.

The TV series "The X-Files" was created by Chris Carter.

if its the episode im thinking of then youre talking about the vandals. they play the song "live fast, diherria" and im seeing them live in march :D

Mulder and Scully lost time in the pilot episode of The X-Files. It happens when they are driving on a road and the car dies. Years later Mulder finds himself in the same location.

He called her 'Starbuck' after a character in Herman Melville's Moby Dick

In the episode "My Struggle III" (season 11), C.G.B. Spender, the Cigarette-Smoking Man reveals his name to be Carl Gerhard Busch (the name of series creator Chris Carter's grandfather).

It was how Mulder got ahold of his contact/informant.