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Date Posted: 15:20:55 12/01/00 Fri
Author: devlin
Subject: I suppose we have to accept Mulder's great leaps!
In reply to: Scully'sMyHero 's message, "I wasn't a big fan of this episode" on 22:27:16 11/30/00 Thu

Yes, you're right - logic and brainstorms. *But* normally, even though he comes out with things that sound fanciful, he usually explains himself to Scully (and to us). This episode was lacking in inventiveness. Did the writer not have a clue why Mulder said what he did and did what he did? That's certainly how it appeared.

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