Why is it that the doc's who take samples on Emily's blood before have no problem with it, and only after Mulder expresses concern over her blood being toxic that the doctor about to do the test gets nearly killed by it?
How do the bad guys destroy the evidence at the end? Mulder's right there and watching. Where did al the old people disappear?
I nominate the opening monologe as the single worse scene in the X-Files that wasn't in Musings of A Cigarette Smoking Man
Musings is one of the best character-driven piece of the series. It's a brilliant exploration of a man, showing the underscore of how one part of our life can affect another. And the cynical paraphrasing of the "box of chocolates" line from Forrest Gump is a truly great moment.
I liked the monologue.
Just a thought: it occurred to me, while watching this episode for the nth time. Mulder finds another fetus in the lab where the senior citizens are getting "beauty treatment." The fetus is labelled as Scully's. Does this mean that Scully's second child (or even a third and fourth) might make an appearance in the seventh season?
Chris: Why is it that the doc's who take samples on Emily's blood before have no problem with it, and only after Mulder expresses concern over her blood being toxic that the doctor about to do the test gets nearly killed by it?
Not only that, but if you're about to cut on someone, even a simple biopsy, and a person who is speaking with the primary physician starts banging on the door would you really ignore him and proceed anyway?
Also, those little filter masks that loop around the ears wouldn't be enough protection from the toxic green blood.
The ending to this ep was far too 'neat' for my taste. The shape-shifting guys are able to clear out all the old people and equipment without a trace, despite Mulder being on the phone with the police when the detective gets killed and likely wouldn't have left until somebody else showed up.