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I note they say Scully and Mulder have a 75% success rate of solving cases. That... seems like a lot. Usually I watch these episodes and get the impression that while the viewer knows what happened, it's not the sort of thing that some FBI higher-up is going to look at and say "Case closed!" Usually things are left vague, or people end up dead before things can go to court, or they disappear. Buuut I guess they must be doing pretty well off-screen. | I note they say Scully and Mulder have a 75% success rate of solving cases. That... seems like a lot. Usually I watch these episodes and get the impression that while the viewer knows what happened, it's not the sort of thing that some FBI higher-up is going to look at and say "Case closed!" Usually things are left vague, or people end up dead before things can go to court, or they disappear. Buuut I guess they must be doing pretty well off-screen. | ||
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122: '''Born Again''' ''[[1994]] [[April 29]]'' | |||
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123: '''Roland''' ''[[1994]] [[May 6]]'' | |||
They sure didn't make Arthur very sympathetic. I mean, sure, he's a killer, but usually unless they're just crazy they have some good reason behind it. But this guy... just seemed pissed that his coworkers were going to finish a project they'd all been cooperatively working on, and he wasn't going to get any of the glory because he's dead. Now for a bit they made it seem like they were going to say Arthur had been killed by them, but they never did. They said there wasn't an apparent reason for his car crash, and showed one of the survivors to be a douche, but that's not nearly enough. | |||
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