8-02mulder.wav
SCULLY: It wasn't Mulder.
DOGGETT: That's the one thing I'm sure of.
SCULLY: It may have looked like Mulder, but it wasn't Mulder.
DOGGETT: I told you I knew Mulder. Okay, maybe I didn't know him that well. But I know who it was up there, and it was Fox Mulder.
SCULLY: I'm sure it did look like Mulder, and you have every reason to believe that it was him... but it was not Mulder.
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8-02question.wav
SCULLY: I told you that I've seen things... things that I can't explain. Well, I have seen what looks like a man … transform into another man.
DOGGETT: What looks like a man, but who's not a man? So, what is he?
SCULLY: You don't want to know.
DOGGETT: He's not a man? What the hell is he? Hey, don't turn your back on me. I'm asking you a legitimate question.
SCULLY: He's alien.
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8-02remind.wav
DOGGETT: You know, Agent Scully... you're, uh, you're starting to remind me a lot of Agent Mulder yourself.
SCULLY: Well then, you explain it to me.
SKINNER: If it's true or possible, what you're saying-- that there's someone like this out there, this bounty hunter-- he could just become anyone. You, me, any damn one of us.
SCULLY: I think that it is true. And possible. And wherever Mulder is right now... he better damn well be smiling.
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8-02call_it.wav
SCULLY: For someone who claims he's not following me, you sure have a knack.
DOGGETT: Hey, you're where the action is.
SCULLY: What does that tell you? That I'm crazy or that I'm right?
DOGGETT: Wandering around in the desert in the dead of night, you call it.
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8-02crap.wav
SCULLY: You say you want to find Mulder but you won't do what it takes. You're afraid that I'm right.
DOGGETT: I'm not afraid of anything. Except that maybe Mulder's got even you believing in this crap now.
SCULLY: You've seen this crap for yourself now. How do you explain what took place today?
DOGGETT: Let me ask you something hypothetically. Now, if you were to find him out here or this ship or this alien bounty hunter, what would you do then?
SCULLY: I know what Agent Mulder would do. He'd do whatever it took.
DOGGETT: You mean lie. Like you've been lying to me. And flout orders like you've done every step of the way on this thing. Is that what it takes, Agent Scully?
SCULLY: Give a little, get a little, Agent Doggett.
DOGGETT: You knew where the kid was, you knew where the kid was and you wouldn't tell me-- why?
SCULLY: What kid? I don't see any kid.
DOGGETT: You're lying to me again! Assistant Director Skinner took him from here to the hospital.
SCULLY: How do you know that?
DOGGETT: There's one thing I know for sure in this case and that's that Mulder is after this boy Gibson Praise. Why? It beats the hell out of me. But when he goes after that kid, my men are going to be waiting for him.
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8-02controlled.wav
DOGGETT: Hey, where you going? Agent Scully, where you going?
SCULLY: Your men are at the hospital?
DOGGETT: They got it controlled. Nobody goes in or out of that building without them knowing about it.
SCULLY: How do you know that they're your men?
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8-02no_one.wav
DOGGETT: What the hell is this? What the hell is going on?!
SCULLY: There's no one in that room.
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8-02never_will.wav
DOGGETT: My dad always said it's not who wins or loses... it's who takes the worst beating that counts.
SCULLY: That supposed to cheer me up?
DOGGETT: I thought so. But then I never did get to see your opponent.
SCULLY: And you never will.
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8-02believe.wav
SCULLY: You still don't believe me.
DOGGETT: What I don't believe is how long they're keeping you here.
SCULLY: Oh, it's just some things they have to check out... make sure of.
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8-02apprised.wav
DOGGETT: Well, I've got some things I thought you'd want checked out. A.D. Skinner is in stable condition, resting comfortably and awaiting diagnosis and further study. Ditto Agent Landau, his throat. Gibson Praise is right now a ward of the state but I asked for special protections, as I assumed you would yourself.
SCULLY: What are you doing here, Agent Doggett?
DOGGETT: Keeping you apprised of the case.
SCULLY: That's not your job.
DOGGETT: It is, actually. And officially. I'm... assigned now to the X-Files.
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8-03certain.wav
DOGGETT: Out of the blue. Charged with murder. You wake up one morning and you can't remember a damn thing. Martin, you haven't offered us one scrap of evidence to support your story. Now, as your friend, I'm going to listen to anything you have to say, but I will not be lied to.
MARTIN WELLS: I'm not lying to you. You're talking to me about key cards. I'm sitting in a jail cell. I don't understand any of this. But I did not... kill Vicky.
SCULLY: If you truly don't remember... then how can you be certain that you didn't?
Redrum

8-03freaking.wav
SCULLY: Are you saying that you don't remember the day that your wife was murdered? I'm talking about two days ago, Monday.
MARTIN WELLS: No, I don't... remember it, because for me, it hasn't happened yet.
SCULLY: You do realize that you're not going to be able to prove this, right? I mean, if, uh... if tomorrow is really the day before today, then we won't have had this conversation.
DOGGETT: Oh, for crying out loud.
SCULLY: It means you're going to have to tell us all over again.
DOGGETT: Yeah, well, uh... make sure I skip that freaking meeting.
Redrum

8-04morning.wav
SCULLY: Good morning.
DOGGETT: Morning.
Patience

8-04curiosity.wav
DOGGETT: Some friends... they're just curious.
SCULLY: I'm not here to be a curiosity, Agent Doggett. I'm here to work.
DOGGETT: I am, too, Agent Scully. I've been here all weekend and early this morning went over every X-File in the cabinet there. Just left to get some coffee.
SCULLY: Well... do you have any questions?
DOGGETT: Just a few.
Patience

8-04area.wav
DOGGETT: Maybe first you could tell me where your area is here and… uh…where mine's going to be.
SCULLY: This is my partner's office, Agent Doggett. You and I will just be using it for a while.
Patience

8-04a_loss.wav
DOGGETT: I have to admit, Agent Scully, I'm at a loss.
SCULLY: Well, that's a good place to start.
Patience

8-04baffling.wav
DOGGETT: I have to admit I'm a little baffled by what I've seen.
DETECTIVE ABBOTT: Oh, really?
SCULLY: Understand, Detective, that we've seen cases like yours regularly on our unit. Agent Doggett has only just been assigned to the X-Files. I can assure you that there's nothing baffling about human bite marks.
Patience

8-04assumption.wav
SCULLY: That's not an unheard of birth defect. Uh, no more rare than polydactylism.
DETECTIVE ABBOTT: What did she just say?
DOGGETT: I assume she means it could be human. Is that a fair assumption?
SCULLY: I say that assumption is the problem here. A strange print is found and immediately the most important piece of evidence is just thrown out to try and force an explanation. Maybe this print can help explain those bite marks.
Patience

8-04not_sure.wav
SCULLY: I'm not quite sure yet.
DETECTIVE ABBOTT: She's not quite sure yet.
DOGGETT: Well, I have to say I've worked a lot of homicides but if the victims laid out here for any time at all in a setting like this, it'd be pretty remarkable if they didn't attract animals.
SCULLY: I think that post-mortem predation is definitely a consideration here, but I only see one print and if it were an animal there would be numerous prints all over here and in the yard.
Patience

8-04limited_imagination.wav
DOGGETT: You know, there is a more obvious explanation.
SCULLY: Mm-hmm.
DOGGETT: The more basic answer is what we're dealing with here is simply a man. A psychotic killer with a deformed foot. You're familiar with the principle of Occam's Razor?
SCULLY: Yeah. You take every possible explanation and you choose the simplest one. Agent Mulder used to refer to it as "Occam's Principle of Limited Imagination."
Patience

8-04suspicious.wav
SCULLY: What did you say to him?
DOGGETT: Well, I told him to dig up the body. Isn't that what you wanted?
SCULLY: What else did you say to him?
DOGGETT: Well, I told him that you were … um … a... leading authority on paranormal phenomena and who are we to argue with an expert.
SCULLY: Look, I am not an expert. I am a scientist who happens to have seen a lot. I am just making a leap here.
DOGGETT: Well, I am sure you have your reasons.
SCULLY: Look, so, so, what, you told him to exhume the body when you don't even necessarily believe me yourself?
DOGGETT: I told you I spent the weekend looking through that cabinet full of X-Files and I saw how pretty much every X-File broke-- with a leap. Now, maybe I'm just an old-fashioned cop but I don't take leaps. In my experience leaps only get people killed.
SCULLY: Well, I'd say that you're taking a pretty big leap believing in that article... about a human bat.
Patience

8-04leap.wav
DOGGETT: Well, I told him that you were … um … a... leading authority on paranormal phenomena and who are we to argue with an expert.
SCULLY: Look, I am not an expert. I am a scientist who happens to have seen a lot. I am just making a leap here.
Patience

8-04lynch_mob.wav
SCULLY: What happened to the lynch mob?
DOGGETT: You hear all that?
SCULLY: I heard enough.
DOGGETT: Things have taken a little turn.
SCULLY: I don't think so, Agent Doggett.
DOGGETT: Well, you can think what you want but I think this looks bad for the FBI.
SCULLY: It was unavoidable.
Patience

8-04to_be_mulder.wav
SCULLY: Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe this is all just a... a grand coincidence and we're wasting our time out here.
DOGGETT: You were so sure before.
SCULLY: Yeah, I was sure of the facts as I had deduced them scientifically. Maybe I'm... I'm trying to force them into shape. Maybe I'm manufacturing a theory.
DOGGETT: Well, what happened to taking a leap?
SCULLY: Maybe I'm just trying too hard.
DOGGETT: To do what? To be Mulder?
Patience

8-04mars_venus.wav
DOGGETT: You know, I'm not Oxford educated. About all I know about the paranormal is men are from Mars and women are from Venus. But I don't think you're wrong, Agent Scully.
SCULLY: What makes you say that?
DOGGETT: Well, I'm no Fox Mulder, but I can tell when a man's hiding something.
Patience

8-04hit_it.wav
SCULLY: Do you believe it, Agent Doggett?
DOGGETT: Believe it?
SCULLY: That this thing is still out there and someday it's going to come after us?
DOGGETT: I'm pretty sure I hit it, Agent Scully. Pretty sure you hit it, too.
Patience

8-04get_used2it.wav
DOGGETT: The guys upstairs were making some noise about this case-- about what's in our field report.
SCULLY: Yeah. You'll get used to it.
Patience

8-04desk4doggett.wav
SCULLY: I, uh... I never had a desk in here, Agent Doggett but I'll see that you get one.
DOGGETT: All right.
Patience

8-04not_option.wav
SCULLY: And I just want to say, um... thank you for watching my back.
DOGGETT: Well, I never saw it as an option. I'm sure you don't either.
Patience

8-05out_of_town.wav
DOGGETT: John Doggett.
SCULLY: Hey, it's Scully. Good morning.
DOGGETT: Good afternoon. I've been trying to reach you.
SCULLY: Well, actually, I'm out of town. I'm … north of Sugarville, Utah, roughly.
DOGGETT: Utah? What are you doing there?
Roadrunners

8-05glycoproteins.wav
DOGGETT: You didn't need me to tag along?
SCULLY: Well, it was just a, uh, a simple consultation... and, uh... he called me over the weekend and I figured I wasn't going to bother you.
DOGGETT: Well, if there's anything I can do from here…
SCULLY: Well, actually, there might be, if you don't mind. Somewhere in our files... there is a, uh, an unsolved murder case. Unfortunately, I , uh, don't remember any of the particulars like where or when it took place but I do remember that there were some glycoproteins found at the crime scene.
DOGGETT: "Glycoproteins."
SCULLY: Yeah, mucous... But it was, uh, unable to be identified, and seeing as how you, uh, recently read through all of our files I thought maybe it would ring a bell with you.
DOGGETT: Well, I don't have a great memory for mucous... but I'll be happy to look.
Roadrunners

8-05car.wav
DOGGETT: Can you walk?
SCULLY: I don't know. How far is your car?
DOGGETT: It's about a half a mile up the road.
SCULLY: I know something closer.
Roadrunners

8-05gone_in_60_secs.wav
SCULLY: Can you hot-wire it?
DOGGETT: Can I hot-wire it? Gone in 60 seconds, Jack. I'm going to strand these lunatics.
Roadrunners

8-05screwed_up.wav
SCULLY: Look, I, uh... I wanted to apologize. I … I left you out of this case, and that was a mistake on my part. It was almost a fatal mistake.
DOGGETT: It was. You screwed up.
SCULLY: And I won't do it again.
DOGGETT: I appreciate it.
Roadrunners

8-06healthy.wav
SCULLY: Okay. Well, what we've got here is a healthy seven-year-old boy who was born 17 years ago.
DOGGETT: And a healthy boy who won't speak.
Invocation

8-06miracle.wav
SCULLY: I'm Agent Scully, and this is Agent Doggett. We are, uh, investigating this case.
LISA UNDERWOOD: It's a miracle, isn't it?
SCULLY: Mrs. Underwood...whatever your son has been through, it has somehow affected his physical condition.
LISA UNDERWOOD: So we've been told by every doctor here. We just want to take him home. After ten years, can we do that?
DOGGETT: Not yet. I want to talk to him first.
Invocation

8-06game.wav
SCULLY: You think this is a game?
DOGGETT: A serious game; one we have to win.
Invocation

8-06can_talk.wav
SCULLY: I told you... he's not sick.
DOGGETT: Good. Then he can talk.
Invocation

8-06punch_line.wav
DOGGETT: Now how can that be possible?
SCULLY: It's medically impossible.
DOGGETT: So, what's the punch line? Where are you saying he's been?
SCULLY: There are … X-File cases that describe similar paranormal findings. Alien abductees who came back with anomalous medical stats.
DOGGETT: You know, these words: "Anomalous," "supernatural," "paranormal..." They purport to explain something by not explaining it. It's lazy.
SCULLY: I'm not saying that I can explain it, Agent Doggett, but this is definitely not normal.
Invocation

8-06breaking_the_law.wav
SCULLY: What's your interest in this guy?
DOGGETT: He's a high school dropout, convicted of possession, arson, and shoplifting since 1990.
SCULLY: These are juvenile records. These are sealed by the court, Agent Doggett. We're not supposed to have these.
DOGGETT: And we're at a standstill here.
SCULLY: Yeah, and you're breaking the law.
DOGGETT: Look, I want to catch this guy, Agent Scully, whatever it takes.
Invocation

8-06possessed.wav
SCULLY: This is not a normal child, Agent Doggett, and this is not a normal act.
DOGGETT: You make it sound like he's possessed. Call the exorcist. He's a kid-- a kid who's been through who knows what kind of hell. Give him a chance. How do you know he's not trying to communicate something?
SCULLY: And what's the message?
Invocation

8-06an_act.wav
DOGGETT: I'd be more curious if I believed it.
SCULLY: Believed what?
DOGGETT: The act.
SCULLY: You think that was an act?
DOGGETT: It's pretty standard fare, isn't it? Float a few choice revelations, as if they came from on high, roll around on the floor.
SCULLY: You saw that symbol appear on her forehead.
DOGGETT: It's a damn good trick. Don't ask me how she does it.
Invocation

8-06kid.wav
DOGGETT: He took Billy.
SCULLY: He couldn't have.
DOGGETT: How are you going to back that up with Billy now missing from his home?
SCULLY: By the certain knowledge that not five minutes earlier, I saw him enter his home with his mother.
DOGGETT: I saw him! I saw Billy riding in the car with Ronnie. Why else would Ronnie take off like he did?
SCULLY: It's impossible, Agent Doggett, like everything else about this case. Like how Billy can be in his home one minute and then in Ronnie's car the next. Everything about this case is impossible.
DOGGETT: This kid is the key, Agent Scully. I've been saying that from the beginning and I'll say it now.
Invocation

8-06cant_believe.wav
DOGGETT: I don't believe it.
SCULLY: Okay, the clothes, the age and condition of the bones, the location of the grave. There is no doubt that that is Billy Underwood's skeleton that is in that grave.
DOGGETT: We spent time with this boy. Doctors took Billy's blood. You examined him yourself. Now, I can't accept it. I can't believe we're asking them to.
SCULLY: I know, but the forensic evidence is going to come out, and what then? What if I'm right?
DOGGETT: Well, what then, Agent Scully? What we do? We move on, let it go, case closed?
SCULLY: Look, I know where you are with this. I have been there. I know what you're feeling-- that you've failed and that you have to explain this somehow. And maybe you can.
DOGGETT: Not if that's Billy's body, I can't.
SCULLY: But maybe that's explanation enough. That that's not Billy's brother lying in that grave, too. That that man who did this is never going to be able to do it again. Isn't that what you wanted, Agent Doggett?
DOGGETT: Agent Scully, don't ask me to believe that this is some kind of justice from beyond the grave.
SCULLY: All I'm saying is that maybe you succeeded... whether you're willing to see that or not.
Invocation

8-06succeeded.wav
DOGGETT: Agent Scully, don't ask me to believe that this is some kind of justice from beyond the grave.
SCULLY: All I'm saying is that maybe you succeeded... whether you're willing to see that or not.
Invocation

8-07wake.wav
SCULLY: (on phone) It's, uh, it's Agent Scully. I'm sorry to wake you.
DOGGETT: (on phone) What's up?
Via Negativa

8-07unexpected.wav
SCULLY: (on phone) I'm sorry, Agent Doggett. I can't go.
DOGGETT: (on phone) Agent Scully?
SCULLY: (on phone) Um, something unexpected has come up.
DOGGETT: (on phone) You all right?
SCULLY: (on phone) Yeah, I'm, I'm fine.
DOGGETT: (on phone) Will I see you later?
SCULLY: (on phone) Uh, as soon as I can.
Via Negativa

8-07covered.wav
SCULLY: Skinner told me about the case. I know that you covered for me. You didn't have to do that.
DOGGETT: It's all right.
Via Negativa

8-07discreet.wav
SCULLY: I appreciate your discretion.
DOGGETT: Yeah, well, it's easy to be discreet when you don't know what's going on.
Via Negativa

8-07woke_you.wav
DOGGETT: You just saved my life, Agent Scully.
SCULLY: I just woke you up, Agent Doggett.
Via Negativa

8-07darkness.wav
DOGGETT: Are you okay?
SCULLY: I seem to be, yes.
DOGGETT: Well, if you need some more time off...
SCULLY: No. I'm, um... I'm back at work now. That must have been some nightmare you just had.
DOGGETT: Tipet thought he'd find God by looking in the darkness inside himself.
SCULLY: You don't think he succeeded?
DOGGETT: In my dreams, I see... I saw terrible... violent images that... scared the living daylights out of me. These things are a part of me. I can't deny that, but... maybe... maybe they didn't come from me.
SCULLY: Then where'd they come from? It was a bad dream, Agent Doggett, but that's all it was.
Via Negativa

8-08story.wav
SCULLY: Thank you, Agent Doggett. I'm sure the rest of my afternoon can't possibly be so amusing.
DOGGETT: I thought you'd find it interesting, actually.
SCULLY: Interesting? As in preposterous and outrageous?
DOGGETT: Well, unless I'm mistaken you already knew that man's story. The abduction the tests, a bout with cancer then a remission.
SCULLY: What exactly are you getting at?
DOGGETT: That's your story, Agent Scully. I'd say right down to a tee. I mean, except for the pregnancy. It's all right there in the X-Files.
SCULLY: Well, I appreciate your thoroughness, Agent Doggett, and your familiarity with the X-Files cases in those cabinets, but my personal files are my personal files. Okay?
DOGGETT: Sure, of course.
Per Manum

8-08ditz.wav
DOGGETT: Agent Scully? What are you doing?
SCULLY: Um, I don't know. I guess I just forgot to push the button.
Per Manum

8-08nothing.wav
DOGGETT: I wasn't exactly clear on what you wanted to do about this guy Haskell. About his wife's story.
SCULLY: There's nothing to do.
Per Manum

8-08my_doc.wav
DOGGETT: Agent Scully, I just got a call from a Dr. Parenti's office. About an ultrasound you left there this morning.
SCULLY: Dr. Parenti is my doctor.
DOGGETT: Come on, Agent Scully.
SCULLY: You don't believe me?
DOGGETT: That ultrasound is the one Duffy Haskell left here yesterday. Dr. Parenti is one of the doctors he consulted with during the course of that pregnancy.
Per Manum

8-08investigating.wav
SCULLY: Excuse me, Agent Doggett, but are you investigating me?
DOGGETT: No, I was doing a background check on Mr. And Mrs. Haskell before I dropped the case, like you asked me to do.
SCULLY: No, I didn't ask you to drop the case. I said there was nothing to do.
DOGGETT: Well, if there's nothing to do, then why are you investigating?
SCULLY: You are jumping to conclusions.
DOGGETT: No, I'm just trying to do my job, only it gets hard to do if the person you're working with is keeping secrets and telling lies.
SCULLY: I am not investigating these people, Agent Doggett.
Per Manum

8-08lies.wav
SCULLY: You are jumping to conclusions.
DOGGETT: No, I'm just trying to do my job, only it gets hard to do if the person you're working with is keeping secrets and telling lies.
Per Manum

8-08thanks.wav
DOGGETT: You going somewhere?
SCULLY: Yes.
DOGGETT: Am I missing something here?
SKINNER: Agent Doggett as Assistant Director in charge of your assignment Agent Scully has come to me and asked to take a leave of absence.
DOGGETT: Hey, great. Can I ask why?
SCULLY: No.
DOGGETT: So I'm the X-Files now? Just me?
SKINNER: Agent Scully isn't quitting the FBI. She's just going away.
DOGGETT: Thanks for getting me out of bed to give me the news. Drop me a line if you get a chance.
Per Manum

8-08understand.wav
SCULLY: I want you to understand.
DOGGETT: What is it you want me to understand, Agent Scully? The secrets or the lies?
SCULLY: I told you... I'm not doing anything behind your back.
DOGGETT: You're supposed to watch my back, Agent Scully.
SCULLY: If I was putting you at risk in any way you can be sure that I wouldn't let you down. I hope you know that.
DOGGETT: I only know what you tell me.
Per Manum

8-08finally.wav
SCULLY: What are you doing here? What am I doing back in this place?
DOGGETT: Lie down, Agent Scully. You're not taking any more chances.
SCULLY: What happened to me?
DOGGETT: You're okay. You're fine. And your baby's fine.
Per Manum

8-08switched.wav
SCULLY: Oh, my god. They switched it. Agent Doggett, they switched it on her.
DOGGETT: It's over, Agent Scully.
SCULLY: No, it's not. We can prove this.
DOGGETT: We can't prove anything. They say you overreacted to everything. They say you overreacted to fears you had about Ms. Hendershot's pregnancy, to the fears you had about your own.
Per Manum

8-08cover.wav
SCULLY: Well, then who were those men?
DOGGETT: They acted off information that came from me. They say they saved your life. How can I question that, standing here?
SCULLY: It was all planned. You know that. From the moment that man walked into our office. we were used to get at Ms. Hendershot's baby. And now we are being used to cover it up. Oh, my God.
Per Manum

8-08why.wav
DOGGETT: Why didn't you tell me?
SCULLY: I was afraid. Afraid that they'd use it against me to take me off the X-Files so that I couldn't find Mulder.
DOGGETT: I told you I'd help you. I said we'd find him.
Per Manum

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