All language subtitles for The X Files (1998) (2)

It's Stevie, okay?

I got... I got... I got the

wind knocked out of me. Looks like a
cave or something.

You okay?

Hey, man.

Let's get out of here.

Isn't there a 14-footer?

Captain Miles Coolis.

Got a rescue situation in progress.

I'll be the old town road I see. Ropes
in the hole. Let's go.

Two down.

What you got, TC? Talk to me.

Do you see the boy? Talk to me.

Come back, TC. You see the kid?

Danny, check TC's radio.

TC? Glenn, Sal, in the hole.

Get those people out of here! Move them
back!

The hell is this?

It's Braunschweig.

Sir, the impossible scenario that we
never planned for?

Well, we better come up with a plan.

The building has been through from
bottom to top.

There's no trace of an explosive device
or anything resembling one.

Have you sent the dogs through yet?

Yes, sir.

Well, send them through again.

Mulder, it's me.

Where are you, Scully? I'm on the roof.

Did you find anything?

No, I haven't.

What's wrong?

Well, I just climbed up 12 floors.

I'm hot.

I'm thirsty.

And to be honest, I'm wondering what I'm
doing up here.

You're looking for a bomb.

Yes, I know that. But the threat was
called into the federal building across

the street.

I think they have that covered.

Mulder, when a terrorist bomb threat is
called in, the rational purpose of

providing that information is to allow
us to find the bomb.

The rational object of terrorism is to
promote terror.

If you study the statistics, you find a
model behavioral pattern for virtually

every case where a threat has turned up
an explosive device.

And if we don't act in accordance with
that data, if you ignore it as we have

done, the chances are great that if
there actually is a bomb, we might not

find it.

Lives could be lost.

Mulder. Mulder.

Boo.

Jesus, Mulder.

Whatever happened to playing a hunch,
Scully?

The element of surprise, random acts of
unpredictability.

If we fail to anticipate the unforeseen
or expect the unexpected in a universe

of infinite possibilities, we may find
ourselves at the mercy of anyone or

anything that cannot be programmed,
categorized, or easily referenced.

What are we doing up here, Scully? It's
hotter than hell.

I know you're bored in this assignment,
Mulder, but unconventional thinking is

only going to get you into trouble now.

Makes you think I'm bored.

You've got to quit looking for what
isn't there.

They've closed the X-Files.

There's procedure to be followed now.
Protocol.

Maybe we should call in a bomb threat to
Houston. I think it's free beer night at

the Astrodome.

Block? So much for anticipating the
unforeseen.

I had you. No, you didn't. Oh, yeah.

I had you big time. You had nothing.

Come on, I saw you jiggle the handle.

I saw your face, Mulder. There was a
definite moment of panic. You've never

seen me panic.

When I panic, I make this face.

That was the face.

You didn't see that face. I saw that
face.

You're buying.

Coke, Pepsi, saline IV?

Something sweet.

Scully. Scully, I found the bomb.

You're funny.

Where are you, Mulder? I'm in the
vending room.

Is that you pounding?

Yeah, you gotta get somebody to open
that door.

Nice try, Mulder.

Look, Scully, it's in the soda machine.
You got about 14 minutes to evacuate

this building.

Come on, Mulder.

1356.

1354.

1352.

1350.

You see a pattern emerging here, Scully?

Hold on, Mulder. I'm going to get you
out of there.

Egypt's building evacuated and cleared
out in ten minutes.

I want you to call the fire department.

Ten minutes? Don't think.

Pick up that phone and make it happen.

This is security.

This is Special Agent Dana Scully. Annie
to speak with SAC Michaud.

He's got the wrong building.

Scully, you know that face I just showed
you?

I'm making it again.

Mulder move away from the door, we're
coming through it.

Tell me, that's the soda pop in those
canisters.

That's just what it looks like.

Big IED.

Ten gallons of Astrolite.

Okay.

Get everybody out of here. Clear the
area.

Come on, let's go.

Somebody's got to stay here with you. I
just gave you an order. Now get the hell

out of here and evacuate the building.
Can you defuse it?

Yes, I can.

We got less than four minutes to find
out if you're right.

Did you hear what I said?

Get out.

Something's not right. Logan, get in the
car.

There's no time!

Next time you're buying.

In light of Waco and Ruby Ridge, there's
a heightened need at the Attorney

General's office to...

placed responsibility as early as
possible for the catastrophic

destruction of public property and loss
of life due to terrorist activities.

Many details are still unclear, but
we're under some pressure from the

Attorney General to give an accurate
picture of what happened so that she can

issue a public statement.

We know now that five people died in the
explosion.

Special...

Special agent in charge, Darius Michaud,
who was trying to defuse the bomb.

Three firemen from Dallas and a young
boy.

I'd like to begin this interview...
Excuse me, the firemen and the young

boy, they were found in the building?

Agent Mulder, since you weren't able to
be on time for this hearing, I'd like

you to step outside so that we can hear
Agent Scully's version of the facts so

that she will not be paid the same
disrespect.

We had been told the building was clear.

You'll get your turn, Agent Mulder.
Please step outside.

Go down there. We'll talk it in. Call
it.

About what?

They're asking her for a narrative. They
want to know why she was in the wrong

building.

She was with me.

You don't see what's going on here, do
you?

There's $45 million worth of damage to
the city of Dallas. Lives have been

lost. No suspects have been named.

So the story that's being shaped is that
this could have been prevented.

They want to blame us?

Agent, you and I both know that if it
looks bad, it's bad for the FBI.

Blame has to be assigned somewhere.

If they want somebody to blame, they can
blame me. Agent Scully doesn't deserve

this. She's in there right now saying
the same thing about you. I breached

protocol. I broke contact with the SAC.
I ignored a primary tactical rule and

left them alone with the device.

Agent Scully said that it was she who
ordered you out of the building. You

wanted to go back in.

Thank you, sir.

Thank you.

Whatever you told them in their cell,
you don't have to protect me.

All I told them was the truth.

They're trying to divide us on this and
we can't let them.

Walter, they have divided us.

They're splitting us up.

What?

I have a meeting with OPR Day after
tomorrow for remediation and

reassignment. They're the ones that put
us together.

Because they wanted me to invalidate
your investigations into the paranormal.

But I think this goes deeper than that
now. This is not about you, Scully.

They're doing this to me.

They're not doing this.

Mulder, I left behind a career in
medicine because I thought that I could

make a difference at the FBI.

But it hasn't turned out that way.

And now if they were to transfer me to
Omaha or Cleveland or some field office,

it just doesn't hold the interest for me
that it once did.

Not after what I've seen and done.

You're quitting.

Maybe you should ask yourself if your
heart's still in it, too.

Agent Mulder, you're up.

Mother.

Blood.

I'd say this about exceeds your minimum
daily requirement.

Well, you've got to train for that kind
of heavy lifting.

Loopy day?

So,

what do you do?

I'm the key figure in an ongoing
government charade, the plot to conceal

the truth about the existence of
extraterrestrials.

It's a global conspiracy, actually, with
key players, the highest levels of

power, and it reaches down into the
lives of every man, woman, and child on

this planet.

So, of course, no one believes me. I'm
an annoyance to my superiors, a joke to

my peers. They call me spooky.

Spooky Mulder, whose sister was abducted
by aliens when he was just a kid, and

now chases after little green men with a
badge and a gun, shouting to the heavens

or anyone who'll listen that the fix is
in, that the sky is falling.

And when it hits, it's going to be the
shitstorm of all time.

Well, I would say that about does it,
Spooky.

Does what?

Well, looks like 86 is your lucky
number.

You know, one

is the loneliest number.

Hello? Sorry.

That official FBI business?

What?

That the Bureau is accusing you of the
same thing in Dallas.

Standing around holding your yank while
bombs are exploding.

Do I know you?

No, but I've been watching your career
for a good while.

Back when you were just a promising
young agent.

Before that.

You come out here for a reason?

Yeah, I did.

My name is Kurt Weill.

Dr. Alvin Kurzweil.

Am I supposed to know that name? Old
friend of your father's.

Back at the Department of State, we were
what you might call fellow travelers.

But his disenchantment outlasted mine.

Right.

I'll go ahead and get number one.

How'd you find me?

I heard you come in here now and again.
Figured you'd be eating a little drinky

tonight. You a reporter?

I'm a doctor, but I think I mentioned
that. O-B-G-Y-N.

You got something to tell me you got as
much time as it takes for me to hail a

cab?

There's something you don't know about
the bombing in Dallas.

What's that?

S.A.C. Darius Michaud never tried or
intended to defuse that bomb.

He just let it explode in his face, huh?

What's the question no one's asking?

Why that building?

Why not the federal building?

The federal building was too well
guarded.

No. They put the bomb in the building
across the street because they don't

have federal offices there.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency
had a provisional medical quarantine

office there, which is where the bodies
were found.

But that's the thing, the thing you
didn't know, the thing you'd never think

to check.

Those people were already dead.

Before the bomb went off.

That's what I'm saying.

Darius Michaud was a 22-year veteran of
the Bureau. Michaud was a patriot.

The people he was loyal to know their
way around Dallas.

They blew that building to hide
something, maybe even something they

couldn't predict.

You're telling me they blew up that
entire building just to hide the bodies

of those firemen? And one little boy.

I think you're full of shit.

Do you?

Arlington, please.

Actually, you know, let's go to
Georgetown.

I woke you. Did I wake you? No.

Why not? It's three in the morning.

Are you drunk, Mulder?

I was until about 20 minutes ago, yeah.

Was that before or after you decided to
come here?

What exactly are you implying?

Go home, Mulder. Get dressed.

It's late.

Get dressed.

What are you doing? Just get dressed and
I'll explain on the way.

We brought

the

atmosphere back down to freezing in
order to control the development, which

is like nothing we've ever seen.

Brought on by what?

Heat, I think.

The coincident invasion of a host, the
fireman, and an environment that raised

his body temperature above 98.6.

This man's still alive.

Technically. And biologically, but...

He'll never recover.

How can I see?

The developing organism is using his
life energy, digesting bone and tissue.

We've just slowed the process.

Do you want us to destroy this one, too,
before it gestates?

No, no.

We need to try our vaccine on it.

And if it's unsuccessful?

Burn it.

Like the others.

How do you employ your visiting police?

We're going down to the morgue.

The area is currently off limits to
anyone other than authorized medical

personnel. On whose orders?

General McCaddy. General McCaddy is who
requested our coming down here. We were

awakened at 3 a.m. and told to get down
here immediately.

I don't know anything about that.

We'll call General McCaddy. I don't have
the number.

Well, then call the switchboard. They'll
patch you through.

Jesus, you don't know the switchboard
number?

Don't call him after you. Listen, son,
we don't have time to dick around while

you demonstrate your ignorance in the
chain of command. The order came

directly from General McCaddy. You call
him.

We'll conduct our business while you
confirm authorization.

Why don't you head on down, and I'll
confirm authorization.

Thank you.

Why is the morgue suddenly off limits on
the orders of the general?

This is one of the firemen who died in
Dallas?

According to the toe tag.

And you're looking for?

Cause of death.

I can tell you that without even looking
at him.

Concussive organ failure due to proximal
exposure to source and flying debris.

Mulder, this man's already been
autopsied. You can tell by the way he's

been wrapped and dressed.

Does this fit the description you just
read me?

Oh, my God. This man's a tissue.

It's like jelly.

There's been some kind of cellular
breakdown.

It's completely animacious.

There's been no autopsy performed here.
No Y incision.

No internal exam.

You're telling me the cause of death in
that report is false?

But this man didn't die from an
explosion or from flying debris?

Mulder, I can't tell you what killed
this man.

I'm not sure anybody else could claim to
either.

Mulder, you knew before we got here this
man didn't die at the bomb site.

I've been told as much.

You're saying this is the cover-up?

Of what?

I don't know.

But have a hunch that what you're going
to find won't be anything that can be

categorized or easily referenced.

Walter, this is going to take some time.

Somebody's going to figure out sooner or
later that we're not even supposed to be

here. We are being blamed for this man's
death. I'd like to know what he died of.

Wouldn't you?

I think that's it up there.

Excuse me.

Can I help you?

Is this Dr. Kurzweil's residence?

You have some kind of business with him?
Yeah, I'm looking for him.

You're looking for him for what?

The feds are looking for him, too.

Real nice business he's got, huh?

What's that?

Selling naked pictures of little kids on
his computer.

You looking for him for some other
reason?

Yeah.

I had an appointment for a pelvic
examination.

And you want to call if we turn up this
curse while? Don't bother.

See this crap?

Somebody knows I'm talking to you. Not
according to the men in blue.

Oh, what is it this time? Kitty porn
again?

Sexual battery of a patient?

They want to discredit you. For what?
Because I'm a dangerous man. Because I

know too much about the truth.

Now, that end-of-the-world apocalyptic
garbage you write?

You know my work?

I was right about Dallas, wasn't I? How?
How were you right?

Are you familiar with the antivirus,
Agent Mulder?

Yeah, it was a deadly virus spread by
field mice in the southwestern United

States several years ago. According to
the newspaper, FEMA was called out to

manage an outbreak of the hantavirus.

Are you familiar with what the Federal
Emergency Management Agency's real power

is?

FEMA allows the White House to suspend
constitutional government upon

declaration of a national emergency.

Think about that.

What is an agency with such broad
sweeping power doing managing a small

viral outbreak in suburban Texas?

You're saying it wasn't such a small
outbreak? No.

I'm saying it wasn't the hand of virus.

Well, what was it?

What was it?

When we were young men in the military,
your father and I were recruited for a

project. They told us it was biological
warfare, a virus.

What killed those men?

What killed them, I won't even write
about.

We have no context for what killed those
men or any appreciation of the scale at

which it will be unleashed in the
future.

A plague?

A plague to end all plagues, Agent
Mulder.

A silent weapon for a quiet war.

The systematic release of an
indiscriminate organism for which the

men who will bring it on still have no
cure.

They've been working on this for 50
years.

While the rest of the world have been
fighting gooks and commies, these men

have been secretly negotiating...
Planned Armageddon.

Negotiating with whom?

I think you know.

The timetable has been set.

It'll happen on a holiday when people
are away from their homes. The president

will declare a state of emergency at
which time all government, all federal

agencies will come under the power of
the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

FEMA.

The secret government.

to Dallas, Agent Mulder, and dig?

Or are we going to find out along with
the rest of the country when it's too

late?

What did you find?

Evidence of a massive infection.

What kind of infection?

I don't know.

All right, listen to me. I'm going home
and then I'm booking myself on a flight

to Dallas. I'm going to get you a
ticket, too.

Mulder. I need you there with me. I need
your expertise.

Mulder, I've got a hearing tomorrow.

I can get you back in time for that
hearing.

Well,

anything from those offices that you
haven't sent off to D.C. yet?

This morning.

We thought we had another fatality.

But we found a female that recovered
them from an archaeological site out of

town. Have you examined them?

No, just fossils, as far as we know.

I'd like you to let this person take a
look at them, if you don't mind.

Just let me see if I can lay my hands on
what you're looking for.

I thought you said you weren't coming.

Wasn't planning on it, particularly not
after spending half an hour in cold

storage this morning.

But I got a better look at the blood and
tissue samples I took from the firemen.

And what did you find?

Something I couldn't show to anybody
else, not without causing the kind of

attention I'd just as soon avoid right
now.

But what those men were infected with
contains a protein coat that I've never

seen before.

What it did to them, it did extremely
fast.

How was it contracted?

That I don't know. Unless it can respond
to conventional treatment, it could be a

serious health threat.

Like I said, these are just fossils, but
they weren't near the blast center, so

they're not going to tell you much.

Right. Why don't you check this out?

You said you knew the location where
these were found? Show you right on the

map.

I want all of these settings checked and
recalibrated. I want a steady minus two

degrees Celsius throughout the transfer
of the body after I've administered the

vaccine.

It's gone!

What? It's left a body.

I think it's gestated.

What's the matter? Wait.

I can see it.

Jesus,

Lord.

You see it?

Yeah.

So much for Little Green Man.

I need you down here.

What are you doing?

Is it an emergency?

Yes.

A meeting has been set tonight in London
to determine a course.

Who called this meeting?

Strughold.

He just got on a plane in Tunis.

Has Struckhold arrived?

Yes.

They're waiting in the library.

We began to worry.

Some of us have traveled so far, and
you're the last to arrive.

I'm sorry. My grandson fell and broke
his leg.

While we've been made to wait,

We watched surveillance tapes, which
have raised more concerns.

More concerns than what?

We've been forced to reassess our role
in colonization by new fakes of biology,

which have presented themselves.

The virus has mutated.

Into what?

A new extraterrestrial biological
entity.

The geometry of mass infection presents
certain conceptual re-evaluations for us

about our place in their colonization.

This isn't colonization.

This is spontaneous repopulation.

All our work, if it's true, they've been
using us all along. We've been laboring

under a lie.

It could be an isolated case.

How can we know?

We are going to tell them what we found,
what we have learned.

By turning over a body infected with a
gestating organism.

In hope of what?

Learning that it's true?

That we are nothing but digestives for
the creation of a new race of alien life

forms?

By cooperating now, we are but beggars
to our own demise.

Cooperation is the only chance of saving
ourselves.

They still need us to carry out their
preparations.

We'll continue to use them as they do
us, if only to play for more time, to

continue work.

vaccine.

My lateness might just as well have been
absence.

A course has already been taken. There
are complications.

Mulder saw one of the infected bodies
that we destroyed in Dallas.

He's gone back there again. Someone has
tipped him.

Who?

Kurzweil, we think.

No one believes Kurzweil or his books.

He's a toiler, a crank.

Mulder believes them.

Then Kurtzweil must be removed.

It must, Mulder.

Kill Mulder?

We take the risk of turning one man's
quest into a crusade. Then you must take

away what he holds most valuable, that
with which he can't live without.

I don't know, Mulder.

I don't see any evidence of an
archaeological or any other kind of a

dig site.

This is where he marked on the map where
he said those fossils were unearthed.

You're sure those fossils were infected
with the same virus you saw at the

morgue?

Both sets of bones are porous, as if the
virus or the causative microbe were

decomposing it. And you've never seen
that virus before? No.

That look like new grass to you?

Looks pretty green for this climate.

Uh-huh.

Ground's dry about an inch down.

This was laid recently.

The equipment looks brand new, too.

No irrigation system.

Somebody's covering their tracks.

Hey.

Hey.

Yeah. You seen anybody digging over
there?

We're not supposed to talk about it.
You're not supposed to talk about it?

Who told you that?

Nobody.

Nobody?

Same nobody that built that playground?

Nobody buy you those new bikes, too?

I think you better tell us.

We don't even know you.

Well, we're FBI agents.

You're not FBI agents.

How do you know?

Because y'all look like door-to-door
salesmen.

Hey, you want to buy a badge?

They all left an hour ago.

Going that way.

Unmarked tanker trucks.

What are archaeologists hauling out in
tanker trucks?

I don't know, Mulder.

Where are they going with it?

That's the first question to answer if
we're going to find them.

What are my choices?

About 100 miles and nothing in both
directions.

Well, which way do you think they went?

Well, you got two choices. One of them's
wrong.

I think they went left.

I don't know why. I think they went
right.

Five years together, Scully. How many
times have I been wrong?

Never.

Not driving, anyway.

I was right about the bomb, wasn't I?
This is great.

This is fitting.

What?

I have to be in Washington, D.C. in 11
hours for a hearing. The outcome of

which might possibly affect one of the
biggest decisions of my life.

And here I am in the middle of nowhere,
Texas, chasing phantom tanker trucks.

We're not chasing tanker trucks, Kelly.
We're chasing evidence.

Of what exactly?

That bomb in Dallas was allowed to go
off to hide something. Bodies infected

with a virus you yourself detected.

Mulder, they haul oil in tanker trucks.
They haul gas in tanker trucks. They do

not haul viruses in tanker trucks. Well,
they may be hauling a virus in these

tanker trucks.

What do you mean, Mulder?

What are you not telling me?

Mulder?

The virus may be extraterrestrial.

Well, I don't...

What do you think they are I have no
idea

This is weird, Mulder.

Very weird.

Any thought as to why anybody would be
growing corn in the middle of the

desert? Well, this could be John Jiffy
Pop Popper.

It's cool in here.

The temperature's being regulated.

For the purpose of what?

Mulder, I think we're on top of a larger
structure here.

This is some kind of a venting system.

You hear something? You hear that?

I hear a humming.

Like electricity.

High voltage, maybe.

Maybe.

Maybe not.

Scully?

Yeah?

Run!

Did you get stung?

to be skilled.

I apologize for making you wait.

I have new evidence.

Evidence of what?

These are fossilized bone fragments that
I've been able to study that were

gathered at the bomb site in Dallas.

You've been back to Dallas?

Yes.

You found something? Yeah.

On the Texas border, some kind of
experiment.

Something they excavated was brought
there in tanker trucks. What?

I'm not sure. A virus, I think.

And I also have reason to believe that
there may have been some involvement by

Special Agent in Charge Michaud.

Those are very serious allegations,
Agent Scully.

Yes, I know. You saw this experiment?
Yeah, but we were chased off.

And you have conclusive evidence of
this? Something to tie this claim of

yours to the crime?

Not completely conclusive. I hope to,
but we are in the process of... We're

working towards gathering that evidence.

Working with?

With Agent Mulder.

What are they?

What do you think?

Transportation system.

Transgenic crops. The pollen genetically
altered to carry a virus.

That would be my guess.

Guess?

What do you mean, your guess?

Hey, you told me you had answers.

Yeah. Well, I don't have them all.

You didn't know my father.

Like I told you, he and I were old
friends. You've been using me. What do

you mean? You've been using me to gather
information for your goddamn books.

Kurzweil! Kurzweil!

You'd be shit out of luck if it wasn't
for me. You saw what you saw because I

led you to it.

I'm putting my ass on the line for you.
Your ass? I just got chased through

Texas by two black helicopters. And why
do you think it is you're standing here

talking to me?

These people don't make mistakes.

What's wrong?

Salt Lake City, Utah.

Transfer effective immediately.

I already gave Skinner my letter of
resignation.

You can't quit now, Scully.

I can, Mulder.

I debated whether or not even to tell
you in person. We are close to something

here. We're on the verge. You're on the
verge, Mulder.

Please don't do this to me.

After what you saw last night, after all
you've seen, you can just walk away?

I have.

I did. It's done.

I need you on this, Scully. You don't
need me, Mulder.

You never have.

I've just held you back.

I gotta go.

You want to tell yourself that so you
can quit with a clear conscience. You

can, but you're wrong.

Why did they assign me to you in the
first place, Mulder?

To debunk your work.

to rein you in, to shut you down. But
you saved me.

As difficult and as frustrating as it's
been sometimes, your goddamn strict

rationalism and science has saved me a
thousand times over.

You kept me honest.

You made me a whole person.

I owe you everything.

Scully, you owe me nothing.

I don't know if I want to do this alone.

I don't even know if I can.

And if I quit now, they win.

It stung me.

You must have gotten your shirt.

Mother?

Hmm?

Something's wrong.

What?

I'm having lacinating pain in... What?
My chest.

It's going.

My motor functions have been affected.

I...

A funny taste in the back of my throat.

I think you're going into anaphylactic
shock.

No, I have no allergy.

Special Agent Foxmuller, I have an
emergency. I have an agent down.

Can you hear me?

Can you say your name?

We've got nutrition in the throat and
larynx.

Passages are open. Okay, let's get her
in the van right away. Look out, coming

through. Watch your back.

I bet you had a funny taste in the back
of her throat, but there was no pre

-existing allergy to bee sting. Now, the
bee that stung her might have been

carrying a virus.

Virus? Yeah, you tell that to the
doctor. Get on the radio. Tell him we've

got a cytogenic reaction. Tell him it
might be carrying a virus.

What hospital are you taking her to?

What are you doing? Reading this chart.

Put it down.

I'll put it down when I'm ready. I think
he's coming at him. He's coming too.

Hey, Mulder.

Mulder?

Oh, God.

Cowardly lion, scarecrow, dodo.

What am I doing here?

A bullet grazed your brow and glanced
off your temporal plate. Three

centimeters to the left and we all be
playing harps right now. You've been

unconscious since they brought you in.

Where's Scully? We put together you
called 911, but that call must have been

intercepted. Scully had a reaction to an
Africanized honeybee we found in your

hall. I gotta get to her.

Mulder, easy, easy. You're staying right
here. You don't understand. This goes

right back to Dallas. Tell me where she
is, I'll find her. I don't know where

she is, but I can think of someone who
might. You leave here unprotected, how

far will you get?

How far will they let you get? Because
they'll know the minute you walk out of

here. What can we do?

You can strip buyers naked.

What? I need your clothes.

Mulder

Dr. Kurzweil, isn't it? Dr. Alvin
Kurzweil.

Mr. Mulder.

What happened to Kurzweil?

He's come and gone.

I want to know where Scully is.

The location of Agent Scully and the
means to save her life.

Please.

What is it?

A weak vaccine against the virus Agent
Scully has been infected with. It must

be administered within 96 hours.

That leaves you little time to reach
those coordinates.

You're lying. No.

Though I have no means to prove
otherwise.

The virus is extraterrestrial.

We know very little about it except that
it was the original inhabitant of this

planet.

A virus.

What is a virus but a colonizing force
that cannot be defeated, living in a

cave underground until it mutates and
attacks?

This is what you've been conspiring to
conceal?

A disease?

No, for God's sake, you've got it all
backwards.

AIDS, the Ebola virus, on an
evolutionary scale, they are newborns.

This virus walked the planet long before
the dinosaurs.

What do you mean, walked?

Your aliens, Agent Mulder, your little
green men, arrived here millions of

years ago.

Those that didn't leave have been lying
dormant underground since the last ice

age in the form of an evolved pathogen,
waiting to be reconstituted by the alien

race when it comes to colonize the
planet, using us as hosts.

Against this we have no defense, nothing
but a weak...

Do you see why it was kept secret?

Why even the best men, men like your
father, could not let the truth be

known?

Until Dallas, we believed the virus
would simply control us, that mass

infection would make us a slave race.

Imagine our surprise when they began to
gestate.

My group has been working cooperatively
with the alien colonists, facilitating

programs like the one you saw to give us
access to the virus.

In hope that we might be able secretly
to develop a cure.

To save your own ass.

Survival is the ultimate ideology.

Your father wisely refused to believe
this. But he sacrificed my sister. He

let them take Samantha.

Without a vaccination, the only true
survivors of the viral holocaust will be

those immune to it. Human alien clones.

He allowed your sister to be abducted.
To be taken to a cloning program.

For one reason.

So she would survive.

It was a genetic hybrid.

Your father chose hope over selfishness.

Hope, the only future he had, his
children. His hope for you was that you

would uncover the truth about the
project, that you would stop it, that

you would fight the future.

Why are you telling me this?

For the sake of my own children, once
it's learned what I've told you, my life

will be over.

Where's Dr. Kurtzman?

I'd like to get out of the car now.

Stop the car!

Driver.

The men I work with will stop at nothing
to clear the way for what they believe

is their stake in the inevitable future.

I was ordered to kill Dr. Kurzweil.

As I was ordered to kill you.

Ow!

Trust no one, Mr. Mulder.

Get out of the car.

Why? The poultry's already ruined. Get
out of the car!

You have precious little time.

What I've given you, the alien colonists
don't yet know exists.

The vaccine you hold is the only defense
against the virus.

Its introduction into an alien
environment may have the power to

destroy the delicate plans we have so
assiduously protected for the last 50

years. What do you mean, may have?

Find Agent Scully.

Only then will you realize the scope and
grandeur of the project.

Go. Go now.

Shit.

Secure the station.

I want everyone else down below.

If you're not armed, arm yourselves.

We may have a breach.

Scully?

There's a contaminant in the system.

Mulder has the vaccine.

Gully, can you breathe?

I'm

cold.

I'm cold.

Can I get you out of there?

Abandon your post!

Evacuate!

What happened?

It's all gone to hell.

But what about Mulder? He'll never make
it.

We got to keep moving.

Come on.

Kelly,

reach

up and grab that bed.

Kelly, grab the vent!

Kelly?

Golly, you gotta see this.

Golly.

In light of the report I've got before
me, in light of the narrative I'm now

hearing, my official report is
incomplete, pending these new facts I'm

being asked to reconcile.

Agent Scully, though there's now direct
evidence that a federal agent may have

been involved in the bombing, the other
events you've laid down here are too

incredible on their own, and quite
frankly, implausible in their

connections. What is it you find
incredible?

Well, where would you like me to start?

So many of the events described in your
report defy belief.

Antarctica is a long way from Dallas,
Agent Scully. I can't very well submit a

report to the Attorney General that
alleges the links you've made here.

Bees and corn crops do not quite fall
under the rubric of domestic terrorism.

No, they don't.

Most of what I find in here is lacking a
coherent picture of any organization

with an attributable motive.

I realize the ordeal you've endured has
clearly affected you, though the holes

in your account leave this panel with
little choice but to delete these

references to our final report to the
Justice Department, until which time

hard evidence becomes available that
would give us cause to pursue such an

investigation.

I don't believe the FBI currently has an
investigative unit qualified to pursue

the evidence in hand.

There's an interesting work of fiction
on page 24.

Mysteriously, our names have been
omitted.

They're burying this thing, Scully.

They're just going to dig a new hole and
cover it up.

I told OPR everything I know.

What I experienced.

The virus, how it's spread by the bees
from pollen and transgenic crops.

Wasting your time, Scully. I'll never
believe you. Not unless your story can

be programmed, categorized, or easily
referenced. Well, then we'll go over

their heads. No.

No.

How many times have we been here before,
Scully?

Right here.

So close to the truth.

And now with what we've seen and what we
know to be right back at the beginning

with nothing.

This is different, Mulder. No, it isn't.

You were right to want to quit.

You're right to want to leave me. You
should get as far away from me as you

can. I'm not going to watch you die,
Scully, because of some hollow personal

cause of mine.

Go be a doctor.

Go be a doctor while you still can.

I can't.

I won't.

Mulder, I'll be a doctor, but my work is
here with you now.

That virus that I was exposed to,
whatever it is, it has a cure.

You held it in your hand.

How many other lives can we save?

If I quit now, they win.

You look hot and miserable.

Why have you traveled all this way?

We have business to discuss.

You have regular tennis.

This involves Mulder.

Ah, this name.

Again and again.

He's seen more than he should.

What has he seen?

Of the whole, he has seen but pieces.

He's determined now.

Reinvested.

He's but one man.

One man alone cannot fight the future.

Yesterday, I received this.

you

Tonight I'm tangled in my blanket of
clouds.

Dreaming aloud.

Things just won't do without you. Matter
of

fact.

If you'd accept surrender, give up for
more.

Once you're adored, I cannot be with
you.

you know

I cannot be without you, matter of fact.