Jess and Dini travel back to March 28, 1999! Sticking with our Top 5 Format, we discuss the moments that stood out to us the most from Season 6 - Episode 16, Alpha. There is a killer dog on the loose, Mulder has dad jokes aplenty, and Scully confronts a woman with lupus... because she is such an asshole in this episode (why?)  We’d like this episode to be tranquilized. Stat!

Mulder and Scully head to California to further investigate a dog attack that resulted in the deaths of two merchant marines onboard a cargo ship from China. When the dog, thought to be extinct, Wanshang Dhole, goes missing, Mulder enlists the help of his online friend - a secluded canine expert named Karin Berquist. This episode was written by Jeffrey Bell and directed by Peter Markle. 

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Jess and Dini travel back to October 4, 1996! Join us as we discuss our top 5 favorite moments of the season four premiere, Herrenvolk! Mysterious farmland, child clones, copious amounts of bees (‘eh), and an unforgettable murder. 

As the Alien Bounty Hunter pursues his target, Jeremiah Smith, Mulder accompanies the hybrid clone to Alberta in order to see his sister, Samantha. Meanwhile, back in D.C., Scully and Agent Pendrell uncover the data being tracked by the Smiths’ was being used to tag and catalog human beings via their smallpox vaccinations. As these events unfold, Teena Mulder’s life hangs in the balance at a Rhode Island hospital. This episode was written by Chris Carter and directed by R.W. Goodwin. 

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Jess and Dini travel back to May 17, 1996! We discuss our top 5 favorite moments of season 3 - episode 24, Talitha Cumi. Season 3 comes to a close with tons of drama, intrigue, revelations, and one very memorable parking lot brawl! 

As Scully investigates a witness with apparent healing powers named Jeremiah Smith, Mulder searches for answers surrounding his mother’s recent stroke after she meets with CSM. In time, Mulder discovers Jeremiah Smith and the conspiracy behind the upcoming alien colonization of Earth are connected. This episode was written by Chris Carter (Teleplay). Story by Chris Carter and David Duchovny. Directed by R.W. Goodwin. 

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Jess and Dini travel back to December 3, 2000! We discuss our top 5 favorite moments of season 8 - episode 5, Invocation. Every kid in the X-Files universe should stay away from any outdoor activity involving playground equipment. It just doesn’t end well. 

Doggett and Scully go to Oklahoma to investigate the mysterious return of a little boy who went missing in 1990. Although a decade has passed since his disappearance, Billy Underwood hasn’t aged a day. As Scully presents the possible supernatural reasons behind it all, Doggett focuses on finding the kidnapper. This episode was written by David Amann and directed by Richard Compton. 

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Jess and Dini travel back to January 7, 1994! We discuss our top 5 favorite moments of season 1 - episode 13, Beyond The Sea. Drama ahoy! Spirits make their presence known, Mulder gets shot, and Scully threatens to kill someone. Don’t you just love the holidays? 

As Scully tries to deal with the sudden death of her father, she joins Mulder on a case involving two missing college students. At the heart of the case is a serial killer on death row named Luther Lee Boggs, who claims to have psychic knowledge about the victims and Scully’s father. 

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Q&A Part II!  In this special crossover event with The MSR Files Podcast, we sit down with the hilarious Emma and Jessica and answer listener questions, which were fantastic submissions by the way. Questions range from favorite shipper moment, to favorite episode, all the way to if our friends and family know we have a podcast. You won't want to miss this modern day chat room, talking about a 30 year old TV show. Grab a drink and have a listen.

Special shout out to all those who submitted questions. We really do appreciate you taking the time to participate.  Also, a huge thank you to Emma and Jessica, we had a blast!

NOTE: In this episode Jess and Dini talk about getting into an argument over a particular episode. That episode was My Struggle IV, not Ghouli. Please forgive our brain fog.

Remember, to listen to Part I of this Q&A, head over to The MSR Files Podcast.

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Jess and Dini travel back to October 29, 1993! We discuss our top 5 favorite moments of Season 1 - Episode 7, Ghost In The Machine. Scruffy minds don’t commit murder, but a pissed-off operating system certainly can. Mulder’s former partner returns, there’s elevator drama, and Scully thinks Mulder needs to go to therapy.  

After a CEO of a Fortune 500 tech company is murdered, Mulder and Scully assist in the investigation at the request of Mulder’s former partner, Agent Jerry Lamana. As Scully searches for evidence to tie the crime to the program’s creator, Brad Wilczek, Mulder comes to believe the machine itself is to blame. 

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Jess and Dini travel back to March 10, 2002! We discuss our top 5 favorite moments of season 9 - episode 10, Providence. William is missing, Doggett is in a coma, and Mulder may or may not be alive. All this Scully suffering is madness and you know it!

Under the leadership of A.D. Follmer, the FBI gathers a task force to find baby William. Scully, suspicious of the FBI’s true intentions, decides to conduct her own search with the help of Agent Reyes and TLG. This episode was written by Chris Carter and Frank Spotnitz. Directed by Chris Carter. 

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Jess and Dini travel back to March 3, 2002! We discuss our top 5 favorite moments of Season 9 - Episode 9, Provenance, part 1 of 2. Scully nearly loses her damn mind and we are shooketh! 

When the bureau higher-ups try to withhold information about a case with a possible connection to a past X-File, Doggett, Reyes, and Scully discover the missing suspect is an undercover FBI agent with ties to a UFO cult that believes William will lead the alien invasion on Earth. This episode was written by Chris Carter and Frank Spotnitz and directed by Kim Manners. 

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Jess and Dini travel back to November 10, 1995! We discuss our Top 5 favorite moments of season 3 - episode 7, The Walk. Scully brings the heat! Mulder brings… dental x-ray plates? 

Mulder and Scully go to an Army hospital to investigate a patient with multiple suicide attempts who claims a phantom soldier won’t let him die. When other officers and their families are targeted by this phantom soldier, Mulder suspects astral projection is involved. This episode was written by John Shiban (his debut!) and directed by Rob Bowman. 

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