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Scully team. She came to the series as a virtual unknown, having CM: So you pretty much always had your mind set on acting.
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First Season Series Credits: Fox Mulder (David Duchovny), Dana Scully
(Gillian Anderson); Created by Chris Carter (also Executive Producer);
Mark Snow (Music), John S. Bartley (Director of Photography except for
pilot), Michael Nemirsky (Art Director, episodes 2-6), Graeme Murray (Art
Director, episodes 7-24), Stephen Mark (Editor, episodes 1,2.5.8.11.14,
17, 20, 23), Heather MacDougall (Editor, episodes 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21,
24), James Coblentz (Editor, episodes 4, 7, 10, 13, 16, 19, 22); Howard
Morgan, and RW. Goodwin (Co-Executive Producers)
1 THE X-FILES [Pilot]
First televised September 10,1993
Guest Starring Charles Cioffi (Chief Blevins), Cliff DeYoung (Dr. Jay
Nemman), Sarah Koskoff (Theresa). Leon Russom (Det. Miles); Co-
starring Zachary Ansley (Billy Miles), Stephen E. Miller (Coroner Truitt),
Malcolm Stewart (Dr. Glass), Alexandra Berlin (Orderly), Jim Jansen (Dr.
Heitz Werber); Featuring Ken Camroux, Doug Abrams. William B. Davis
(Smoking Man), Katya Gardener (Peggy O’Dell), RicReid, Lesley Ewen,
J.B. Bivens; Written by Chris Carter; Directed by Robert Mandel; Director
of Photography; Thomas Del Ruth, A.S.C; Production Designer; Michael
Nemirsky; Art Director; Sheila Haley
are told. Karen Swinson runs through Collum National Forest in Northwest
Oregon and sees a bright light and dark figure. A man stands over her, then
the screen goes white. Later, she is found dead with two mysterious marks
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Duchovny was behind small telescope. Anderson in front of it. the telescope is my co-star David Duchovny. Every Friday night on Fox
Anderson: “lam Gillian Anderson, and this right here is my co-star David you can watch us uncovering the government’s strangest of mysteries,
Duchovny. Every Friday night on Fox you can find us on The X-Files. including why a grown mqn in 1993 is searching the skies for a flying elf."
Duchovny: “He’s not just a flying elf."
Duchovny: “1 know he’s out there.” GA: “Well what is he?"
DD: “Think about it—the polar base, the hyperlight travel, the crop cir-
GA: “David, there’s no such thing as Santa." GA: “What are you saying, that Santa Claus is an alien?"
DD: That's exactly what they want you to believe!" DD: “A benevolent extraterrestrial."
episode of The X-Files.m DD: “So remember, kids, if anybody sees him, its your duty to report him
to the local FBI. We’ll take it from there. And don't forget—you get to
The following commercial was televised December 17. 1993 eep the presents.
before The X-Files episode as part of the 'Fox Holiday House Party."
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Guest-Starring Zeljko Ivanek (Rollar
Sandomirsky, Garry Davey (Dr. Keats
Starring Matthew Walker (Dr. Surnow)
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Meet Dr. Arthur Grable.
He left his body to science... but his brain still has the power to kill.
Scully discover that someone has been continuing Grable’s work in the six
months since he died. Mulder and Scully visit Roland again, who tells them
he got his job through Grable. Roland says, “People die, they go away, and
they’re not supposed to come back." Act 3: At the Avalon Foundation,
Washington Institute of Technology, Mulder and Scully learn that Grable’s
head has been preserved in liquid nitrogen. Mulder believes Grable and
Roland are twins. Later, Mulder and Scully visit Roland, who doesn’t want
to talk about his dreams. Mulder thinks Grable is using psychic abilities to
control his brother to kill the scientists. Act 4: Mulder and Scully leam that
Grable’s capsule has been tampered with. At the propulsion lab, Nollette
realizes Arthur is controlling Roland. It turns out Nollette is stealing Arthur’s
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Viewers for a Wild Ride
Showtime Special Reviews Famous UFO Incident
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