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(Continued from Kim's Season 3 Episode 15)
In flashback, government agents (among them a young William
Mulder and The Cigarette-Smoking Man) visit the deathbed of a
radiation-scarred crewman who served aboard the submarine Zeus Faber
(see episode 3X15). The man insists the Navy tricked the submarine's
crew into believing that their mission was to recover an atomic bomb
from a sunken aircraft. But he believes the real purpose of the
mission was to guard an alien entity living on the ocean floor-a
life-form that invaded the sub and killed crewmen with deadly
radiation. The Cigarette-Smoking Man assures the crewman that the
government will make the truth public.
In present day
Washington, Scully visits Skinner at a hospital. Skinner,
semi-conscious, reveals that he recognized his assailant. Fearing
further attacks, Scully assigns guards posted outside his hospital
room.
Meanwhile, Mulder orders Krycek to drive him to the
location where the digital tape is stored. During the journey,
another vehicle deliberately slams into Mulder's car, forcing it off
the road. Mulder is injured in the crash and loses consciousness.
Armed men confront Krycek and demand the tape. Moments later, a
blinding white light emanates from Krycek's body and strobes the
armed men.
Scully visits Mulder at the hospital where he's
recuperating from injuries suffered in the car crash. Scully
produces lab tests that prove Skinner's assailant and her sister's
killer are one and the same. Later, the agents examine the diver's
suit Gauthier wore during the salvage mission. Mulder points out a
layer of diesel oil covering the suit. He believes the oil is a
medium used by an extraterrestrial to jump from host to host.
Krycek, Mulder postulates, is the alien's latest host.
With
the aid of the Lone Gunmen, Mulder recovers a package believed to
contain the digital tape. The tape case inside the package is empty,
but faint pen strokes on the outside of the paper package reveal the
Well-Manicured Man's phone number. Mulder arranges a face-to-face
meeting in hopes of learning Krycek's location. Krycek, meanwhile,
gives the tape to the Cigarette-Smoking Man. During their meeting,
the Well-Manicured Man tells Mulder a UFO was downed by American
pilots over the Pacific Ocean during the second World War. Missions
to salvage the craft failed because of intense radiation. Mulder
realizes that the Well-Manicured Man doesn't know where Krycek is.
Meanwhile, Scully guards Skinner as he is transported to
another hospital. The Hispanic Man, Luis Cardinal, attempts to gain
access to the ambulance. But Scully surprises him and a chase
ensues. Cardinal is struck by an automobile and falls into an
alleyway. Terrified Scully will shoot him, he reveals that Krycek is
headed for an abandoned missile site outside Bismarck, North Dakota.
The agents gain access to the site, but the
Cigarette-Smoking Man has them taken into custody before they can
search all the silos. Later, we see Krycek inside a silo where an
alien spacecraft is hidden. The entity exits Krycek's body, leaving
him entombed within the silo.
Later, Mulder tells Scully
that Luis Cardinal was found dead inside his jail cell-a death made
to look like a suicide.
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THE X-FILES "APOCRYPHA"
#3X16 Original Air Date: 2/16/96
CAST: DAVID DUCHOVNY
as Special Agent Fox Mulder GILLIAN ANDERSON as Special Agent
Dana Scully
GUEST CAST: MITCH PILEGGI as Assistant
Director Walter Skinner NIC LEA as Alex Krycek LENNO BRITOS as
Hispanic Man PETER SCOULAR as the sick crewman CRAIG
WARKENTOIN as Young Cigarette Smoking Man HARRISON R. COE as 3rd
Government Man RICHARD HERSLEY as Capt. Kyle Sanford KEVIN
MCNULTY as Agent Fuller SUE MATHEW as Agent Caleca DAVID KAYE
as the Doctor BRENDAN BEISER as Agent Pendrell FRANCIS
FLANAGAN as the nurse WILLIAM B. DAVIS as the Cigarette-Smoking
Man BRUCE HARWOOD as Byers TOM BRAIDWOOD as Frohike DEAN
HAGLUND as Langly BRIAN LEVY as the Navy Doctor JOHN NEVILLE
as Well-Manicured Man DON WILLIAMS as the 1st Elder STANLEY
WALSH as the 2nd Elder MARTIN EVANS as Major Domo ERIC BREKER
as the ambulance driver JEFF CHIVERS as armed man
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WRITTEN BY: FRANK SPOTNITZ CHRIS
CARTER
DIRECTED BY: KIM MANNERS
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