Alone, Mulder meets with X , who provides him with top-secret documents detailing a military program designed to eliminate a soldier's need to sleep — a project with which Grissom was involved.
Mulder hides the documents in his car. Krycek reports to Mulder that the police have Cole cornered; when they arrive on the scene, however, two officers have shot one another, and Cole has escaped.
Mulder faxes X's documents to Scully, and hypothesizes to her that Cole has found a way to project his unconscious — to externalize his dreams.
Mulder and Krycek meet with Salvatore Matola. Matola also tells them that Dr. Grissom and Dr. Francis Girardi are responsible for performing the experiment on SRF J-7 that allows them, like Cole, to never need sleep. Mulder determines that Girardi is Cole's next target; they arrive at the train station where Girardi is expected. Mulder finds Girardi, but Cole shoots both Girardi and Mulder. Krycek finds Mulder unconscious, and not wounded — Krycek regards Mulder suspiciously, as he has no evidence of either Girardi or Cole's presence.
Unperturbed, Mulder insists on reviewing the station's security cameras, where they discover an anomaly on track Mulder and Krycek discover Girardi's body, moments after the attack; Krycek stays with Girardi and Mulder pursues Cole.
Mulder finds Cole, and tries to persuade him to testify against the military, but moments into their conversation, Krycek appears. Against Mulder's pleas, Krycek, believing Cole is armed though it's merely a bible that he's holding , shoots him, killing him. When he gets back to the car, Mulder discovers X' top-secret document is gone; Scully's copy of the document has also been stolen.
Krycek remarks that separating Mulder and Scully was a mistake, as it's served only to strengthen their resolve, and that Scully is a significant problem, much more so than ever given credit for. X-Files Wiki Explore. The X-Files. Fight the Future I Want to Believe. Peter MacDougal uncredited. Harlan Cutshall Adjutant as Adjutant uncredited. Sean Millington Guard as Guard uncredited.
Michael Lange. Storyline Edit. Scully and Mulder investigate the murders of several Army generals who were killed when they were ostensibly alone.
Mulder begins to wonder if the killer isn't a Vietnam veteran who has returned from the dead to take revenge against those who left American POWs behind. Closed circuit television footage shows just such a marine, believed killed, who enters the Pentagon undetected. With his ability to disappear not in doubt, it becomes imperative that the FBI stop the killer before he reaches his next target, Major General Benjamin Bloch.
Add content advisory. Did you know Edit. Trivia Due to legal reasons, the Vietnam Memorial replica had fake names created by the sister of art assistant Kristina Lyne. These included names of the cast and crew. In addition, two of them, "Jesse R. Ellison" and "Harlan L. Hahn", an in-joke regarding noted writer Harlan Ellison and model Jessica Hahn. Goofs Around Mulder and Scully enter the Right Hand compound through a gate in a chain link fence.
They are chased by dogs and run back to the gate. In one edit you can see the fence is completely open, in the next edit the fence is closed and only the gate is open. User reviews 10 Review.
Top review. Invisibility applies to this episode in more ways than one. Season four, though one of the consistently better years of The X-Files, really suffered from helter-skelter scheduling and last-minute episode switching. Thus, a wholly self-contained episode like "Unrequited," airing just weeks after the momentous events in "Memento Mori," seems out of place and pallid in comparison. The x-file in this case has to do with invisibility, specifically the paranormal ability of a POW escapee to induce some sort of blind spot in the eyes of others.
I didn't really get it, and the writers probably didn't either, but the theme is appropriate: this is an episode largely forgotten amongst the season's pinnacles and for good reason. A former FBI agent who claims he was abducted by aliens takes several people hostage. Mulder agrees to be the negotiator. S2, Ep6. Mulder and Agent Krycek are in a race against time to find and rescue abducted Scully before crazed Duane Barry can take her to what he believes to be his alien puppet masters.
S2, Ep7. While Agent Scully is still missing, Agent Mulder embarks upon an investigation involving vampires in Los Angeles, subsequently becoming involved with a sultry female vampire who yearns to escape her lifestyle. S2, Ep8. Scully's comatose body is discovered at a local hospital and her life is hanging in the balance. When Mr. X shows Mulder the high price he'd have to pay if he truly wants justice for Scully, Mulder must choose between hope and revenge.
S2, Ep9. At a remote outpost, scientists watch as their camera picks up a moving shadow on the inside of a smoldering hot volcano, too hot for any living creature to survive. Mulder and Scully arrive and notice that everyone is acting strangely. S2, Ep A vegan religious cult is accused of kidnapping local teenagers for some type of ritual. Mulder and Scully begin to suspect that a different kind of conspiracy is at play when Scully sees Deep Throat's killer in town.
Mulder links a series of violent attacks at a convalescent home, including the brutal rape of a nurse, to angry spirits beyond the grave. A pregnant police woman experiences visions that lead her to the remains of two FBI agents who went missing in the s while on the trail of a serial killer that later got caught.
The killings begin again but the only suspect is now Scully and Mulder hunt down a fetishist who collects pieces of the dead. The agents investigate a murder in a small town populated by devil worshippers. The death of a Marine, who allegedly committed suicide, unearths a disturbing truth at a Haitian refugee camp.
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