My personal favorite episode is "Arcadia" (Season 6, Episode 15)
Written by Daniel Arkin, a first-year staff writer for the series, this episode found Mulder and Scully going undercover as a married couple in order to investigate a series of unexplained disappearances among residents of a planned community called the Falls of Arcadia, located in San Diego County, Calif. The moment viewers saw a smirking Mulder stepping out of a minivan with his sweater tied around his shoulders, it was evident how much fun he was having with the assignment, and it was underlined when he introduced himself and his "wife" as Rob and Laura Petrie. "It's pronounced 'petri,' like the dish," clarified Scully/Laura, inwardly groaning at the obviousness of the Dick Van Dyke Show reference, thereby underlining that she had clearly been dreading the assignment at least as much as Mulder is relishing it. Mind you, this made for some truly delightful moments throughout the episode.
As the episode unfolded, it quickly became evident to Mulder and Scully that their neighbors were disconcertingly concerned about making sure not to do anything that might go against the standards established by the president of the community's homeowners association, and Mulder soon realized that those who had disappeared were the ones who went against those standards. That's because the aforementioned president was utilizing a Tulpa creature from Tibet in order to enforce the rules he'd established, and as for what the creature was...well, it doesn't matter, anyway: When all's said and done, all you'll really remember is that this was the episode where Mulder and Scully pretended to be married.
Carol,
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My personal favorite episode is "Arcadia" (Season 6, Episode 15)
Written by Daniel Arkin, a first-year staff writer for the series, this episode found Mulder and Scully going undercover as a married couple in order to investigate a series of unexplained disappearances among residents of a planned community called the Falls of Arcadia, located in San Diego County, Calif. The moment viewers saw a smirking Mulder stepping out of a minivan with his sweater tied around his shoulders, it was evident how much fun he was having with the assignment, and it was underlined when he introduced himself and his "wife" as Rob and Laura Petrie. "It's pronounced 'petri,' like the dish," clarified Scully/Laura, inwardly groaning at the obviousness of the Dick Van Dyke Show reference, thereby underlining that she had clearly been dreading the assignment at least as much as Mulder is relishing it. Mind you, this made for some truly delightful moments throughout the episode.
As the episode unfolded, it quickly became evident to Mulder and Scully that their neighbors were disconcertingly concerned about making sure not to do anything that might go against the standards established by the president of the community's homeowners association, and Mulder soon realized that those who had disappeared were the ones who went against those standards. That's because the aforementioned president was utilizing a Tulpa creature from Tibet in order to enforce the rules he'd established, and as for what the creature was...well, it doesn't matter, anyway: When all's said and done, all you'll really remember is that this was the episode where Mulder and Scully pretended to be married.
Carol,
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http://ricksbbs.synchro.net:8080
My personal favorite episode is "Arcadia" (Season 6, Episode 15)
Written by Daniel Arkin, a first-year staff writer for the series, this episode found Mulder and Scully going undercover as a married couple in order to investigate a series of unexplained disappearances among residents of a planned community called the Falls of Arcadia, located in San Diego County, Calif. The moment viewers saw a smirking Mulder stepping out of a minivan with his sweater tied around his shoulders, it was evident how much fun he was having with the assignment, and it was underlined when he introduced himself and his "wife" as Rob and Laura Petrie. "It's pronounced 'petri,' like the dish," clarified Scully/Laura, inwardly groaning at the obviousness of the Dick Van Dyke Show reference, thereby underlining that she had clearly been dreading the assignment at least as much as Mulder is relishing it. Mind you, this made for some truly delightful moments throughout the episode.
As the episode unfolded, it quickly became evident to Mulder and Scully that their neighbors were disconcertingly concerned about making sure not to do anything that might go against the standards established by the president of the community's homeowners association, and Mulder soon realized that those who had disappeared were the ones who went against those standards. That's because the aforementioned president was utilizing a Tulpa creature from Tibet in order to enforce the rules he'd established, and as for what the creature was...well, it doesn't matter, anyway: When all's said and done, all you'll really remember is that this was the episode where Mulder and Scully pretended to be married.
Carol,
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Mulder is shooting hoops on his driveway and the neighbor and his wife run out to scold him.
The mud monster approaches the wife in the shadows and she screams. Mulder runs over alone.
But Wynn, the husband? He just stands there. Doesn't care his wife is literally screaming at the neighbors. In a community he knows has a mud monster.
Never made sense, unless I'm missing something? He's just a puss and ain't too worried about his old lady?
Elmer
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I love how goofy Mulder is and how extremely uncomfortable Scully is. When they're having dinner with the other couple and she gives him a disgusted
air kiss, I laugh every time. Gillian is gifted at making Scully seem so prickly.
Kurt,
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