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| 1x79 | Pilot | Duh!-- this is the pilot episode of the X-Files. | ||
| 1x01 | Deep Throat | Code name of Mulder's informant. The first "Deep Throat" was the infamous Watergate informant. | ||
| 1x02 | Squeeze | Description of Tooms' special ability. | ||
| 1x03 | Conduit | A conduit is "a vehicle for transmitting or distributing" -- the boy was being used as a conduit through which aliens were attempting to communicate. | ||
| 1x04 | The Jersey Devil | The name is lifted from the stories of the 'Jersey Devil' that has haunted New Jersey since the 1700's. | ||
| 1x05 | Shadows | The title is descriptive of the ghost-like qualities of one of the MOTW. | ||
| 1x06 | Ghost in the Machine | A phrase coined by Descartes as a way to explain consciousness. Implying that the computer in this story has gained sentience. | ||
| 1x07 | Ice | The ice is the what the researchers were studying and the venue where the worm was found. | ||
| 1x08 | Space | Where the action takes place, where Col. Belt was 'infected'. | ||
| 1x09 | Fallen Angel | The title is the code words for a crashed UFO. | ||
| 1x10 | Eve | Named for the little girls in this episode, who were named for the Biblical first woman. | ||
| 1x11 | Fire | De Lively's special ability involved manipulating fire. | ||
| 1x12 | Beyond the Sea | Named for the song that played during Scully's parents' wedding, her father's funeral, and sung by Boggs. | ||
| 1x13 | Genderbender | Changing sexes at will. | ||
| 1x14 | Lazarus | Named for the biblical character Lazarus, who was resurrected by Jesus Christ (an act which was replayed by the 'resurrection' of Willis on the operating table.) | ||
| 1x15 | Young at Heart | The title of a song -- having to do with the newly youthful nature of John Barnett. | ||
| 1x16 | E.B.E. | Acronym for "Extra-Terrestrial Biological Entity" | ||
| 1x17 | Miracle Man | Label given to a faith healer. | ||
| 1x18 | Shapes | Lycanthropy= shape changing of some type. | ||
| 1x19 | Darkness Falls | When Darkness Falls, the bugs come out. | ||
| 1x20 | Tooms | Eugene Victor Tooms- the MOTW | ||
| 1x21 | Born Again | Usually used to describe someone who has found religion, this episode title is more literal, the reincarnation of the MOTW. | ||
| 1x22 | Roland | Named for the main guest-character. | ||
| 1x23 | The Erlenmeyer Flask | A common laboratory container. What was contained in the one in this episode was key to the next step in the MYTHOLOGY. |
| 2x01 | Little Green Men | Commonly used slang term for an alien from outer space. | ||
| 2x02 | The Host | What Flukie was looking for to procreate. | ||
| 2x03 | Blood | What Funsh was afraid of. | ||
| 2x04 | Sleepless | Descriptive of the main character. | ||
| 2x05 | Duane Barry | The Abductee who is the main guest-character. | ||
| 2x06 | Ascension | Named for Scully's "Ascending to the Stars". | ||
| 2x07 | 3 | Named for the vampire characters, representing the trinity. | ||
| 2x08 | One Breath | A phrase used by Ahab to Scully in the doorway between life and death. | ||
| 2x09 | Firewalker | Named for the robot used inside the volcano. | ||
| 2x10 | Red Museum | Name of the cult in this episode. | ||
| 2x11 | Excelsius Dei | The name of the nursing home. | ||
| 2x12 | Aubrey | Location where this episode took place. | ||
| 2x13 | Irresistible | Donnie Pfaster found the craving for nails and hair irresistible. | ||
| 2x14 | Die Hand Die Verletzt | German for "The Hand that Wounds" -- a phrase uttered during the 'prayer' in the teaser. | ||
| 2x15 | Fresh Bones | Newly intered bodies are "fresh bones" which make the best voodoo charms. | ||
| 2x16 | Colony | What the aliens are establishing on this planet. | ||
| 2x17 | End Game | A Chess term. The Samantha clones are being used as a pawn by both the consortium and the aliens. Pawns are usually sacrificed to protect the other, more valuable pieces. | ||
| 2x18 | Fearful Symmetry | Named for a phrase from William Blake's poem "The Tyger". | ||
| 2x19 | Død Kalm | Norwegian for "Dead Calm". | ||
| 2x20 | Humbug | A humbug is a deception, a hoax, or one who attempts to trick or deceive. | ||
| 2x21 | The Calusari | Named for the Romanian priests in this episode. | ||
| 2x22 | F. Emasculata | Genus/Species name for the bug that caused the problems in this episode. | ||
| 2x23 | Soft Light | The type of light that Dr. Banton needed, so that he wouldn't cast a shadow. | ||
| 2x24 | Our Town | Mr. Chako created "Our Town" and each of it's members shares the same secret. | ||
| 2x25 | Anasazi | Named for an Indian tribe which lived in the SW United States. |
| 3x01 | The Blessing Way | Named for the Indian healing ritual performed on Agent Mulder. | ||
| 3x02 | Paper Clip | 'Paper Clip' was the code name for the project to bring Axis power scientists to America after World War II | ||
| 3x03 | D.P.O. | Named for the antagonist, Darren Peter Oswald. | ||
| 3x04 | Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose | Clyde Bruckman is the main guest character. | ||
| 3x05 | The List | The list with the names of 5 people Neech Manly was going to kill. | ||
| 3x06 | 2Shy | Internet handle of the MOTW | ||
| 3x07 | The Walk | What the MOTW would do astrally. | ||
| 3x08 | Oubliette | A medieval dungeon having a trap door in the ceiling as its only means of entry or exit. | ||
| 3x09 | Nisei | 'Nisei' is the Japanese word for a person born in America or Canada to Japanese parents (who were born in Japan). Translated literally, it means 'second generation'. | ||
| 3x10 | 731 | Name of the group of Japanese doctor's who were basically the Asian equivilant of Dr. Mengele and performed many hideous experiments during WWII. | ||
| 3x11 | Revelations | Name of the Book in the Bible, where armaggedon is revealed to St.John. | ||
| 3x12 | War of the Coprophages | War of the Dung Eaters (Cockroaches.) | ||
| 3x13 | Syzygy | A configuration of planets in a straight line. | ||
| 3x14 | Grotesque | Gargoyles that do not serve as drains are known as 'grotesques'. | ||
| 3x15 | Piper Maru | Named for the first and middle names of Gillian Anderson's daughter, Piper Maru. It was also the name of the ship in this episode. Maru, also means 'ship' in Japanese. | ||
| 3x16 | Apocrypha | Writings of dubious authenticity. 'Apocrypha' are also books of the bible excluded from the Jewish and Protestant canons of the Old Testament. | ||
| 3x17 | Pusher | What the MOTW prefered to be called. | ||
| 3x18 | Teso Dos Bichos | Teso is Portuguese for burial ground. Bichos means small animals. | ||
| 3x19 | Hell Money | Hell money is used to pay off ghosts in the Chinese Festival of the Hungary Ghosts | ||
| 3x20 | Jose Chung's From Outer Space | The title of the book written by the interviewer, Jose Chung, in this episode. | ||
| 3x21 | Avatar | An avatar is the human incarnation of a deity. | ||
| 3x22 | Quagmire | A quagmire is land with a soft, yielding surface, or a difficult or irksome situation. | ||
| 3x23 | Wetwired | Wetwired comes from the short story Johnny Mnemonic by William Gibson. In the story, Johnny's brain is "wetwired" to a computer hard drive. The term is being popularized as referring to a brain consisting of living and mechanical parts. | ||
| 3x24 | Talitha Cumi | Aramaic for "little girl arise". The phrase is used in the Bible (Mark 5:41), spoken by Jesus when he raises the young daughter of a Jewish merchant from the dead. |
| 4x1 | Herrenvolk | Nazi/German word for "master race" | ||
| 4x2 | Unruhe | 'Unruhe' is German for unrest. | ||
| 4x3 | Home | Home is the name of the town the action takes place in. | ||
| 4x4 | Teliko | Teliko were ghostly spirits in Africa. | ||
| 4x5 | The Field Where I Died | The action takes place near a civil war battle field. Where Mulder's "Sullivan" died. | ||
| 4x6 | Sanguinarium | Sanguinarium is Latin for 'place of blood'. | ||
| 4x7 | Musings of a Cigarette Smoking Man | Duh, the flashback of CSM's life. | ||
| 4x8 | Paper Hearts | The name of the case which Roach was involved in. | ||
| 4x9 | Tunguska | Tunguska is the location in Siberia where a meterorite struck the earth in 1908. The blast leveled over a half million acres and was hundreds of times stronger than that of an atomic bomb. | ||
| 4x10 | Terma | Terma is Russian for prison or jail, also a Latin conjunction of 'death'. It is also the name of the town in South Dakota where Krychek hid the second bomb. | ||
| 4x11 | El Mundo Gira | "The World Rotates" in Spanish a play on the soap opera title "As the World Turns", since Scully described this episode as a "Mexican soap opera". | ||
| 4x12 | Kaddish | A Kaddish is a prayer recited by mourners after the death of a close relative. | ||
| 4x13 | Never Again | What Ed Jerse had placed on his tattoo. | ||
| 4x14 | Leonard Betts | Name of this episode's MOTW. | ||
| 4x15 | Memento Mori | Latin for "A reminder of death". | ||
| 4x16 | Unrequited | Not returned | ||
| 4x17 | Tempus Fugit | 'Time flies' in Latin -- refering to the 9 minutes that was lost. | ||
| 4x18 | Max | Named for the character Max Fenig. | ||
| 4x19 | Synchrony | A synchronous occurrence -- probably refers to the elder and younger Jason running into each other. Being in the same time and place. | ||
| 4x20 | Small Potatoes | A phrase meaning 'not a big deal, not overly important' Eddie used the phrase twice, once as his father and once as Faux Mulder. | ||
| 4x21 | Zero Sum | "Zero Sum" describes a game where someone wins by someone else's loss. | ||
| 4x22 | Elegy | An elegy is a poem expressing grief for someone who is dead. | ||
| 4x23 | Demons | A Demon in this episode is "a persistently tormenting passion". | ||
| 4x24 | Gethsemane | Gethsemane is the place where Jesus was betrayed by Judas -- a reference to Scully's (apparent) betrayal of Mulder. |
| 5x01 | Unusual Suspects | A play on the phrase 'Usual Suspects'. The LGM are far from usual. | ||
| 5x02 | Redux | Redux means brought back, as following retirement, illness, or long inactivity; resurgent. | ||
| 5x03 | Redux II | See previous episode. | ||
| 5x04 | Detour | A detour is a road used temporarily instead of the main route, or a deviation from the direct course of action. | ||
| 5x05 | Christmas Carol | Named for the popular Dickens classic "A Christmas Carol". | ||
| 5x06 | Post-Modern Prometheus | The title is a homage to Mary Shelley's famous book 'Frankenstein: Or the Modern Prometheus'. | ||
| 5x07 | Emily | Emily Sims is the name of Scully's daughter. | ||
| 5x08 | Kitsunegari | Kitsune-gari is Japanese for "Fox hunt". | ||
| 5x09 | Schizogeny | Schizogony means reproduction by multiple asexual fission (a biology term.) | ||
| 5x10 | Chinga (Bunghooey) | Chinga is reportedly equivalent to "the f-word" in Mexico (apparently it means different things or nothing depending upon which type of Spanish you speak). Reportedly (although it was never mentioned in the episode) 'Chinga' was the name of the little girl's doll. King had no idea there was anything wrong with this made-up name. Fox later made Chris Carter change the name of this episode after they discovered the negative connotation. Overseas the name was changed to Bunghooey. Another non-sensical word. | ||
| 5x11 | Kill Switch | A 'kill switch' is a button or switch that shuts something down completely, and is not the normal method of turning it off (it is usually meant to be used in emergency situations only.) | ||
| 5x12 | Bad Blood | A phrase indicating ill-will between two or more parties. | ||
| 5x13 | Patient X | Patient X is a term used to describe a patient who wants to remain anonymous. (In this case, Cassandra Spender.) | ||
| 5x14 | The Red and the Black | God, who knows? The best explaination I think is a an analogy to The Blue and the Grey (IE. an American civil war reference.) It has also been sugested that it refers to a checker board. As CC seems to like game playing references. The 'abductees' are moved around quite a bit by the 'players' as it were. | ||
| 5x15 | Travelers | "Fellow Travelers" were Americans who were sympathetic to the Communist cause during the McCarthy era. | ||
| 5x16 | Mind's Eye | This title refers to how Marty was able to see. | ||
| 5x17 | All Souls | All Souls Day is a holiday with its roots in the ancient Pagan Festival of the Dead, which celebrated the Pagan belief that the souls of the dead would return for a meal with the family. The act of Trick or Treating on Halloween can be traced back to the early celebration of All Souls Day. On this day, the poor would go begging and the housewives would give them special treats, called "soulcakes" in exchange for a promise to say a prayer for the dead. | ||
| 5x18 | The Pine Bluff Variant | Pine Bluff was the name of an Army facility which worked on bio-toxins during the sixties. | ||
| 5x19 | Folie A Deux | Webster's II reports a Folie a Deux as "A condition in which the same delusional ideas or beliefs are shared by two people having a close relationship". | ||
| 5x20 | The End | The End of the X-Files as we know it. | ||
| Movie | Fight the Future | Mulder and Scully are fighting the future which the consortium would say is alien colonization. |
| 6x01 | The Beginning | A fitting follow-up to the previous episode, with the show's move to LA and the aftermath of the fire the X-Files division is experiencing a new beginning. | ||
| 6x02 | Drive | What the antagonist feels he must do. | ||
| 6x03 | Triangle | The action in this episode takes place in the Bermuda Triangle. | ||
| 6x04 | Dreamland | The name given to Area 51. | ||
| 6x05 | Dreamland 2 | See previous episode. | ||
| 6x06 | Terms of Endearment | Usually this phrase refers to 'pet' names lovers give one another. | ||
| 6x07 | Rain King | The moniker of Daryl Mootz, who proports to be able to make rain. | ||
| 6x08 | How the Ghosts Stole Christmas | An alternate of the name of the book Lyda shows Mulder. It chronicles the ghost story of the house she is in. | ||
| 6x09 | Tithonus | A Trojan prince with whom the goddess Aurora fell in love. She asked Zeus to make him immortal but omitted to ask for eternal youth, and he became very old and decrepit although he talked perpetually. Tihonus prayed her to remove him from this world and she changed him into a grasshopper, which chirps ceaselessly." Oxford English Dictionary. | ||
| 6x10 | SR819 | Senate Resolution- 819, the funding bill that would have provided money and supplies to the World Health Organization, medical technology to third world countries. | ||
| 6x11 | Two Fathers | This story was orignially going to revolve around CGB Spender (CSM) and Bill Mulder and their place in the project. (the two father's of Agent Mulder and Agent Spender) Most of this was cut, making the title less than clear. | ||
| 6x12 | One Son | The second half of two fathers- In each case they had one son, or only one of the two son's ends up honoring his father (or alive?) | ||
| 6x13 | Arcadia | Arcadia is the name of a a place of Greece. In ancient times, a pastoral civilization developed there. Also, the action takes place in Arcadia Falls. | ||
| 6x14 | Agua Mala | Spanish for bad water. The monster was made of water. | ||
| 6x15 | Monday | Universally accepted as the worst day of the week-since it is the beginning of most people's work week. Mulder and Scully have a bad one (over and over again.) | ||
| 6x16 | Alpha | The first letter of the greek alphabet. A term given to the dominant male of a pack animal- ie. wolves, dogs etc. This episode has a killer dog in it. | ||
| 6x17 | Trevor | Trevor is the name of Pinker Rawles' (the antaganist's) child. | ||
| 6x18 | Milagro | A Milagro is a tiny offering, usually made of metal left by religious individuals at a shrine, or church as a 'thank you' to God for answering their prayers. | ||
| 6x19 | Three of a Kind | Poker hand. This is another Lone Gunman Episode which takes place in Las Vegas, the gambling capitol of the United States. Three gunman, three of a kind. | ||
| 6x20 | The Unatural | An episode that has to do with the negro baseball league and is set in Roswell NM. A play on the movie title- the Natural, a baseball film. | ||
| 6x21 | Field Trip | Mulder and Scully go out into the 'field' to investigate some un-earthed skeletons. Also, since the mushroom caused them to hallucinate while they were in underground- they were tripping in the field. | ||
| 6x22 | Biogenesis | Latin for the beginning of life. Also a reference to the first book of the Bible-Genesis, which explains where life came from. |
| 7x01 | Hungry | Hunger is the basic drive which causes us to seek out food, so we can survive. | ||
| 7x02 | The Goldberg Variation | Rube Goldberg was a cartoonist who made sketches of inventions which were overly complex yet performed simple tasks. Also, J S Bach wrote variations on a theme for a harpsichord, and called them the Goldburg Variations. | ||
| 7x03 | The Sixth Extinction | A cycle of extinctions have occured at regular intervals on the earth. Some scientist's believe we are in the middle of the sixth extinction, which may or may not include man. Harkens back to Scully's Biogenisis monologue. | ||
| 7x04 | The Sixth Extinction II: Amor Fati | Amor Fati is Latin for love of Fate. | ||
| 7x05 | Millennium | Comes from the Millenium Group (created by CC- part of the defunk series of the same name) and the changing of the Millennium from the 20th to the 21st century. (Which actually doesn't happen until 2001) | ||
| 7x06 | Rush | A 'rush' is the feeling you get after performing something (or taking something) exilerating. The teens were getting a rush from the cave and it's ability to impart increased speed. | ||
| 7x07 | Orison | A reverent petition to a deity. | ||
| 7x08 | The Amazing Maleeni | The name of the antagonist in this episode. Maleeni was a magician from the turn of the century. | ||
| 7x09 | Signs & Wonders | A title with religious connotations- this episode is deals with the dubious practice of religious snake handling. It is also the name of one of the churchs in this episode. | ||
| 7x10 | Sein Und Zeit | German for Being and Time. The name of a book which deals with parents kidnapping their own children. | ||
| 7x11 | Closure | A 'closure' on the Samantha story line- perhaps? | ||
| 7x12 | X-Cops | A parody on the Fox show "COPS". | ||
| 7x13 | First Person Shooter | Video game genre which is charaterized with a first person POV. | ||
| 7x14 | Theef | Word scrawled at the crime scene of this episode. The antagonist was an uneducated folk healer who couldn't spell Thief. | ||
| 7x15 | En Ami | French for a friend, interesting play on words since the english pronunciation would sould like En amy (Enemy). | ||
| 7x16 | Chimera | A Chimera (19th c. Romantic sense ) is a 'demon of the mind,' a manifestation of a troubled psyche. | ||
| 7x17 | all things | Gillian's perception of life- where all things happen for a reason, as stated by Collen in this episode. | ||
| 7x18 | Hollywood AD | Skinner (our favorite AD) has a friend in show biz and he decides to make a movie about our favorite FBI agents. | ||
| 7x19 | Brand X | The name usually given to the 'other' compeditor in a blind taste test (for marketing surveys etc.) | ||
| 7x20 | Fight Club | The huge blow out fight takes place in a Fight Club. | ||
| 7x21 | Je Souhaite | French for I wish. | ||
| 7x22 | Requiem | Mass for the repose of the souls of the dead. With Mulder's abduction a farewell to the series as we know it? |
| 8x01 | Within | Scully is trying to use resources of the FBI. 'Within' the establishment. | ||
| 8x02 | Without | With no authority on the Mulder man hunt, Scully must look to others outside of the FBI mainstream. 'Without' the establishment. | ||
| 8x03 | Redrum | Murder spelled backward. The protagonist in this X-file is living his life backward and is accused of murdering his wife. Also a reference to King's "The Shinning". | ||
| 8x04 | Patience | Is a virtue, and the creature waits many years to exact his revenge on those who killed it's mate. | ||
| 8x05 | Roadrunners | The name of the bus company who's bus is used by the cultists. | ||
| 8x06 | Invocation | To ask in a pious manner. To pray. | ||
| 8x07 | Via Negativa | The Latin phrase refers to the darkest path taken en route to enlightenment. | ||
| 8x08 | Per Manum | Latin for by hand. Scully's pregnancy was going to be done by hand through IVF. | ||
| 8x09 | Surekill | The 'monster' in this episode has x-ray eyes giving him a sure way to kill his contracts. Also, the name of the extermination buisness. | ||
| 8x10 | Salvage | V. Rescue of property which was lost or waste or N. that property. | ||
| 8x11 | Badlaa | Word from the Indian language Urdu for exchange/ retaliation/ revenge. | ||
| 8x12 | The Gift | A present freely given. In this episode a 'man' had a gift which allowed him to consume people's illnesses. | ||
| 8x13 | Medusa | Term used in Biology to describe a specific type of microbe, one which is infecting the victims in this episode. | ||
| 8x14 | This is Not Happening | Homage to Darin Morgan who wrote this imortal line in JCFOS. The alien / Air Force officer keeps repeating this line after he is abducted. Gary repeats it in the beginning and Scully screams it at the end. | ||
| 8x15 | Dead Alive | Mulder was buried because it looked as if he were dead. When they exhumed him they found out he was really alive. | ||
| 8x16 | Vienen | Spainish for they're coming. As in, the aliens are coming. | ||
| 8x17 | Empedoceles | A Greek philosopher, who developed the idea of the four elements: Earth, Air, Fire and Water. When one of those elements was out of balance, you became sick. | ||
| 8x18 | Three Words | In this case the three words are Fight the Future. More alien conspiracies abound, fight the future in which they colonize. | ||
| 8x19 | Alone | Although Agent Doggett has help in this case, in the end he is alone, as Scully has left on maternity leave and probably won't be back. | ||
| 8x20 | Essence | Quintessence, core, heart. Mulder ruminates on what defines us as human beings in the teaser, since he has no answers for the child Scully is about to bear. | ||
| 8x21 | Existence | Sentience, to be. Despite the questions surrounding William's birth, he is; and Mulder accepts him as his own. |
| 9x01 | Nothing Important Happened Today | Phrase written in King George the Third's diary under the date July 4, 1776. An ironic twist- since the colonies had just declared the start of the revolution which would lead to the formation of the United States of America. 1013 is letting us know that this season is the start of something momentous. | ||
| 9x02 | Nothing Important Happened Today II | See previous episode. | ||
| 9x03 | Dæmonicus | Latin for Satan, or demon. Also- demon possesion. | ||
| 9x04 | Hellbound | All of the souls involved in the original crime in this episode are flayed alive again and again, experiencing their own hell. | ||
| 9x05 | 4D | Fourth Dimension. The killer was able to move between multiple dimensions, making him difficult to catch. Also-it was the number of the killer's apartment. | ||
| 9x06 | Lord of the Flies | The protagonist in this story could control insects. He was the lord of the flies. | ||
| 9x07 | John Doe | 'Genereic' name given to unidentifiable people/bodies in US lawenforcement. Doggett looses his memory, and with no id, he becomes a John Doe. | ||
| 9x08 | Trust No 1 | First tagline change from The Erlenmeyer Flask, and last words of Deep Throat. An important mantra for both Mulder and Scully (who seems to forget it, because her heart is telling her something else.) | ||
| 9x10 | Provenace | Origin or place of origin. The powers William is exihibiting are the similar to Mulder's in Biogenisis (which stands for beginning of life.) Rubbings from a spacecraft play heavily in this two parter's plot. | ||
| 9x11 | Providence | Protective care of God or nature. Scully gives William to the Gunmen to take care of him. The cultist kiddnaps him to protect him from other forces and when the UFO burns everyone to a crisp- William is unscathed. | ||
| 9x12 | Scary Monsters | The child in this story was afraid of the Monsters under the bed. And your imagination is much scarier than real life. | ||
| 9x13 | Audrey Pauley | Name of the character who could contact Reyes while she was in the 'nether' regions. | ||
| 9x14 | Improbable | Doubtful, dubious, questionable. While it is highly 'improbable' that the killer doesn't even understand what's motivating his killing Or that Mr. Burt could point Scully and Reyes in the right direction- the result is the killer is stopped. Also, a play on statistics (a number intensive mathematical discipline) which relies on probabilities. | ||
| 9x15 | Jump the Shark | Common term amoungst the TV community indicative of a show who's past it's prime. Originally refering to Happy Days when Fonzie jumped the shark on a water ski. Since the lone guman series was cancelled without enjoying a full season, 1013 is going to tie up their loose ends here. They're past their prime- and they've jumped the shark. | ||
| 9x16 | Release | Set free, liberate. This episode deals with the Luke Doggett case, and Agent Doggett needs to deal with his son's death so he can move on. | ||
| 9x17 | William | William is Mulder and Scully's child. The episode revolves around him. | ||
| 9x18 | Sunshine Days | During the run of the Brady Bunch (TV sit com from the 70s) the kids sang a song in a talent show called Sunshine Days. The episode involes a man who is obsessed with the Brady Bunch and lives in their home. | ||
| 9x19, 9x20 | The Truth | The mythical pot of gold at the end of the rainbow for Mulder and Scully.... |
