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Mulder and Scully become the targets of a supercomputer while investigating the disappearance of two computer geniuses.
Mulder and Scully become the targets of a supercomputer while investigating the disappearance of two computer geniuses.
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S5, EP11 "Kill Switch"Mulder and Scully become the targets of a supercomputer while investigating the disappearance of two computer geniuses.
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S5, EP12 "Bad Blood"Mulder and Scully try to explain their roles in a twisted killing that occurred while they were investigating a case in Texas.
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S5, EP13 "Patient X"Scully confronts a new threat to her life as Mulder probes a series of horrific mass killings, which leads him to evidence of extraterrestrials.
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S5, EP14 "The Red and the Black"Mulder is drawn into a dangerous confrontation with creatures that could expose the conspiracy surrounding extraterrestrials.
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S5, EP10 "Chinga"Vacationing Scully meets a girl who makes people injure themselves; written by Stephen King and Chris Carter.
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S5, EP9 "Schizogeny"Mulder and Scully fear a greater evil lurks behind the murder of a man whose teenage son is a suspect in the crime.
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S5, EP8 "Kitsunegari"Mulder and Scully race to prevent an old adversary and recent prison escapee from taking revenge on Mulder.
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S5, EP7 "Emily"Scully tries to protect a girl from the men responsible for her parents' deaths; Mulder is drawn into a deadly confrontation while probing the girl's origin.
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