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Date Posted: 10:00:46 03/11/00 Sat
Author: Islandgirl
Subject: In almost every episode this season why does Scully have to say. . .

"Mulder, why are we here?" or something similar? I mean, I understand that it allows Mulder to give her — and us — a quick intro to the case, but it makes her sound kind of whiny. I'm beginning to wonder if one of these days he's going to snap and say, "Because it's our job, damn it!" Also, wouldn't it make more sense for her to learn about the case in their office or on the plane. Would she really wait until they got out to California and *THEN* ask why they're there?

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