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The X-Files :: Ghost in the Machine (01x07)
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| Title: | Ghost in the Machine |
| Episode #: | 01x07 |
| Production Number: | 1X06 |
| Original Airdate: | Friday October 29th, 1993 |
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In order to preserve its existence, a computer begins to kill people when it is deemed to be inefficient to continue controlling the workings of an office building.
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Scully: How come you two went your separate ways?
Mulder: I'm a pain in the ass to work with.
Scully: Seriously.
Mulder: I'm not a pain in the ass? We had different career goals. Jerry wanted the fifth floor.
Scully: And you?
Mulder: I was gunnin' for a basement office with no heat or windows. |
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An elevator's emergency breaks are mechanical, so it is quite impossible for anyone to have its breaks switched off electronically. | Scully spools through a digital audio tape, which makes a spooling noise. But digital audio tape machines don't make that kind of noise. | When Mulder's former partner is killed, he appears to be pushed to the floor of the elevator by G-force. But wouldn't that put him at the ceiling if the elevator was falling? |
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