Lazarus
- Episode aired Feb 4, 1994
- TV-14
- 46m
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7.0/10
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The consciousness of a dangerous criminal possesses an FBI agent who is also Scully's ex-boyfriend.The consciousness of a dangerous criminal possesses an FBI agent who is also Scully's ex-boyfriend.The consciousness of a dangerous criminal possesses an FBI agent who is also Scully's ex-boyfriend.
Russ Hamilton
- Officer Daniels
- (as Russell Hamilton)
Robyn Driscoll
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- (uncredited)
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- TriviaThe original script was that Dupre's spirit jumps into Mulder's body but the studio argued against that, considering it too coincidental. Writer Howard Gordon later said that that was the right call.
- GoofsEven though Scully says the watch isn't working, the second hand can be seen moving.
- Quotes
Fox Mulder: Can you at least accept the possibility that, during his near death experience, some kind of psychic transference occurred?
Dana Scully: Can't *you* accept the possibility that this isn't an X-File?
- ConnectionsReferenced in The X Files: Resist or Serve (2004)
- SoundtracksThe X-Files
(Credited)
Written by Mark Snow
Performed by John Beal
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Underrated X-Files episode.
Features a great story premise, great guest acting, and we see Mulder and Scully's acting fully develop and mature in this episode - season 1 featured some spotty acting especially on David's part but by this episode, our two main leads fully embrace and mature their characters that later be the foundation for future seasons
The score is also amazing in this episode, and the music perfect synced with the tension. Probably one of the best scores I cna recall in any X Files episode.
The story premise is presented and framed in a engaging and creative way and the tension and story pacing are fantastic and riveting.
I don't get why some critics at the time gave it marginal reviews but I would bet they would change their minds upon a revisit to the episode.
The score is also amazing in this episode, and the music perfect synced with the tension. Probably one of the best scores I cna recall in any X Files episode.
The story premise is presented and framed in a engaging and creative way and the tension and story pacing are fantastic and riveting.
I don't get why some critics at the time gave it marginal reviews but I would bet they would change their minds upon a revisit to the episode.
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