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 How do Mulder and Scully get away with investigations like this? &nbsp;Simply from the standpoint of paying for their trips and vehicles presumably with Bureau funds? &nbsp;I mean, giving Mulder wide latitude to investigate strange cases, OK, but just plain checking out a UFO report and following up on it aggressively goes beyond investigating a strange FBI case.
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+: '''Miracle Man''' ''[[1994]] [[March 18]]''
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+: '''Shapes''' ''[[1994]] [[April 1]]''
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+: '''Darkness Falls''' ''[[1994]] [[April 15]]''
+Heeey, the Man in Black is looking a bit Tom Selleck in his young age.
+So I am left with questions. &nbsp;They believe the loggers who disappeared decades ago met the same fate as these recent ones. &nbsp;However, they also believe these recent loggers were their own doom by chopping down an old tree. &nbsp;So what happened to the first set of bugs? &nbsp;Did they just die off? &nbsp;Or not care to migrate at all? &nbsp;In which case being so worried about them doing so now seems overblown?
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+: '''Tooms''' ''[[1994]] [[April 22]]''
+Our man Eugene from the first monster-of-the-week episode is back!
+Also the first appearance of [[Mitch Pileggi]] as Skinner.
+I note they say Scully and Mulder have a 75% success rate of solving cases. &nbsp;That... seems like a lot. &nbsp;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 &quot;Case closed!&quot; &nbsp;Usually things are left vague, or people end up dead before things can go to court, or they disappear. &nbsp;Buuut I guess they must be doing pretty well off-screen.
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