Mind's Eye

El episodio se transmitió el 19 abr 1998
TV-14
45min

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7.7/10

3.9 k

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Lili Taylor in Los expedientes secretos X (1993)

Adventure Crime Drama Mystery Sci-Fi Thriller

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThe prime suspect in a murder case is a woman who has been blind since birth, leading Mulder and Scully to conclude she may possess the ability to see through a killer's eyes.The prime suspect in a murder case is a woman who has been blind since birth, leading Mulder and Scully to conclude she may possess the ability to see through a killer's eyes.The prime suspect in a murder case is a woman who has been blind since birth, leading Mulder and Scully to conclude she may possess the ability to see through a killer's eyes.

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7.7/10

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Trivia
Writer Tim Minear deliberately chose to make Marty, his blind protagonist, rather dislikable as most interpretations of blind people tend to make them rather noble.

Errores
At 20 minutes following the exam, Mulder says Marty's pupils dilated from some stimuli. Her pupils were already dilated (wide) during the exam, but contracted (got small) when she saw through the killer's eyes.

Citas
Det. Pennock: You are one skeptical guy, Agent Mulder.
Fox Mulder: Skeptical? I've been called a lot of things. Skeptical, however, is not one.

Conexiones
Featured in The 50th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1998)

Bandas sonoras
The X-Files
Written by Mark Snow
Performed by John Beal

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Opinión destacada

9/10

A knockout performance from Lili Taylor.

Marty Glenn, a young blond woman is the prime suspect in a murder case, Mulder believes she has special capabilities.

A cracking episode, it feels like a real change in tone and direction after the recent run. Once again I am in awe of the variety that Series Five had. As a story, there are many better ones in The X Files archives, but there is one thing that does set this one apart, and elevate it somewhat, I'll come on to that in a bit.

There are definitely a few vibes here of earlier episode Oubliette from Series 3, but I'd argue that this one is the better episode.

Lili Taylor delivers an absolute knockout performance here as Marty. It is in fact one of the best guest performances I think I've ever seen on the show.

I like that Marty is a bit grumpy, a bit irascible, at the time anyone with a disability was often shown in a sympathetic light, there's not a hint of that about Marty.

A great episode, one fans will love, one that will also intrigue and entertain the casual viewer.

9/10.