s04e04 — Unruhe

Poor Scully is constantly being kidnapped.

Immediately after the episode, I took out my old Polaroid from the pantry.
It remains to try to take a couple of pictures with the "howlers".

By the way, as it turned out, the maniac was even cooler than Mulder imagined him to be. After all, the photo reflected not just his intentions, but his immediate future.

This is the seventh time since she began working with Mulder that Scully has been kidnapped or held hostage. Why are you doing this to her?((

The experts working in peint amused)

Every time it's nice to watch Mulder save Scully, how worried he is about her. This is a plus of the fact that Dana is often kidnapped.

Also, after watching the series, I remembered the polaroid that was gathering dust on the shelf and the love of photography. Now I go and shoot everything in a row. :D

Quite an interesting and complex series from the point of view that it was necessary to understand how everything appears in the mind of a schizophrenic. And the pictures with howlers are like expressionist paintings.

Scully was sitting one day, wrote the sentence "to catch monsters, you need to learn to understand them," BOOM - and turned into Bedelia du Maurier.
And she drank it immediately.

Oh, that moment with the photo in the lab... I'm sitting and thinking, well, here they will make a mega clear photo of the original pixels again, and - on you! "You can make it even clearer"))))

The younger and thinner J.J. Laroche)))

I am very pleased that it was the maniac actor who was later cast in the film Identification. About a guy with multiple personalities.

Gillian's playing better every year, wow! Well, in general, it turned out psychologically, to the fund of stories about schizoid maniacs. Great episode!

I've noticed for the umpteenth time that Vince Gilligan's series are especially cool, as far as I'm concerned.

Scully as Neville: "All the bumps to me"😂

I'm Photoshop, he's a programmer

And finally, please, stop losing Scully all the time and then getting abducted, well, damn, once with aliens was enough.

@LittleHotDog: Eh: ((((I don't want her to be abducted all the time, let them make fun of Mulder for a change.

If I were Scully, I'd already be thinking about changing jobs.)

Cool episode)))

Zack Snyder definitely watched this episode.

Very interesting series. And as a maniac's eyes ran, even goosebumps on the skin.

What a mess, though...
And Scully's in trouble again(

I remember this episode from my childhood. And the maniac then plays a friend of Constantine in Constantine ;)

This is probably one of the most memorable and creaky episodes of the entire series. All those creepy pictures stick in my mind a lot.

It's a cool series, I like such mystical-psychic ones about the incredible possibilities of the mind. And Scully coolly checked the maniac, provoking German))

It seems this is not the first time that Scully is on the phone with Mulder, being right in front of the immediate killer, they would have to come up with some kind of code word)

I wonder if there were such technologies before that they could improve the quality of photos in this way ...

The sixth abduction of Scully. I didn't play the music for long - I had a rest, it's time to know the honor =3

Ah, Agent La Roche, Agent La Roche...)))

I assume that it was from this series that the best parts of "Destination" (1,2,3) were born. Because the item was originally written as a series for the X-Files, but later reworked into a separate film with the help of James Wong. And the third point is based entirely on photographs, almost like in this series.

Scully's abduction count: 6
Mulder: 1