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Dedicated to the Skin Man Mitch Pileggi: The K Files Investigates Avatar | The K Files | The X Files Podcast | Case File 336 - The K Files | An X Files Podcast
We've never been shy about our admiration for Assistant Director Walter Skinner's real life counterpart, Mitch Pileggi, but today we let our flag fly freely: we're investigating Avatar. Avatar is notable because it's the first episode that gives us a glimpse inside Skinner's beautiful bald head (and heart) - one of the few supporting characters to live and play in all of the original seasons, both feature films, and the most recent miniseries (and on into X Files eternity, one hopes).
In this episode, the Skin Man awakes to find he is the victim of a prostitute/murder conspiracy and potential succubus encounter, while Mulder and Scully try to figure out what's eating Walter Skinner. They don't uncover any concrete answers, but this is only the first time the AD appears in the files, so, give it time.
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By Hollywood ReduxWe've never been shy about our admiration for Assistant Director Walter Skinner's real life counterpart, Mitch Pileggi, but today we let our flag fly freely: we're investigating Avatar. Avatar is notable because it's the first episode that gives us a glimpse inside Skinner's beautiful bald head (and heart) - one of the few supporting characters to live and play in all of the original seasons, both feature films, and the most recent miniseries (and on into X Files eternity, one hopes).
In this episode, the Skin Man awakes to find he is the victim of a prostitute/murder conspiracy and potential succubus encounter, while Mulder and Scully try to figure out what's eating Walter Skinner. They don't uncover any concrete answers, but this is only the first time the AD appears in the files, so, give it time.