I remember watching two particular episodes when younger, and are curious to know what the titles of the episodes were called. One was about a doll that came alive and the other about the trees coming alive, and the tree roots etc. killing people. What are the episode titles of those two? [The tree root episode is season five, episode nine and is called Schizogeny. And the doll one sounds like it could be the very next episode (season five, episode 10) called Chinga.] Answered by wolfchildThe X-Files (1993) - 6 questions
starring Annabeth Gish, David Duchovny, Gillian Anderson, Mitch Pileggi, Robert Patrick
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I remember watching two particular episodes when younger, and are curious to know what the titles of the episodes were called. One was about a doll that came alive and the other about the trees coming alive, and the tree roots etc. killing people. What are the episode titles of those two? [The tree root episode is season five, episode nine and is called Schizogeny. And the doll one sounds like it could be the very next episode (season five, episode 10) called Chinga.] Answered by wolfchildPilot (series 1)
When they're flying on the plane, Scully starts breathing deeply and looks like she's afraid of flying. Has this ever been explained later? In all the later episodes, they never say she was afraid of flying. [She's afraid in this scene because the plane has encountered turbulace and is diving down. No fear of flying has ever been mentioned.] Does anyone know the actual events that this episode was based on? [The title screen on the pilot episode actually said "based on documented accounts" not "actual events" which is kind of true - there are many claims of alien abduction - so technically the caption isn't false, but the episode was entirely fictional and not based on any real occurence.] Answered by Sierra1The Blessing Way (2) (series 3)
How exactly DID Mulder escape from the train car which CSM had flamed at the end of season 2? [The hybrids kept prisoner in it were digging an escape tunnel. They were gassed before they could finish it. Mulder was able to finish digging out.] Answered by Grumpy ScotHollywood A.D. (series 7)
Is the "Sixteen Months Later" in with the current timeline (2000) and the "Sixteen Months Earlier" sometime in 1999? Because if "Sixteen Months Earlier" was sometime in 2000, then "Sixteen Months Later" would be in 2001. If you're a true X-Files fan, you'll know that in 2001, Mulder was missing and Scully was pregnant. So that would be a MAJOR plot hole. [As it says in the season seven mistakes, it would be a plot hole either way.]The Truth (series 9)
I'm not a huge fan of The X-files, but i do like to watch the occasional episode. I didn't watch most of season 9 due to a bad time slot but i did manage to catch this episode. What i want to know is, what is the truth? I didn't understand that part. [It's revealed that the truth which Mulder and Scully have been searching for is that the final alien invasion of Earth will come on the same date that the ancient Mayan calendar ends - December 22, 2012.]You may also like: The Simpsons | Star Wars | Buffy The Vampire Slayer | Friends | Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets