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The X-Files :: Roland (01x23)

 
Episode Information
 
Title: Roland
Episode #: 01x23
Production Number: 1X22
Original Airdate: Friday May 06th, 1994
9.7/10 (3 Votes cast)
Episode Crew
Director: David Nutter
Writer: Chris Ruppenthal
 
Episode Summary
 
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Mulder and Scully investigate the murders of two rocket scientists, all of which are linked to a severely handicapped janitor named Roland. Mulder suspects that another recently deceased scientist, whose head is cryogenically frozen, is controlling Roland telepathically from beyond the grave.

 
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Guest Stars
 
Guest Stars
Garry Davey (1)playedDr. KeatsRecurring (second appearance)
Kerry SandomirskyplayedTraceyRecurring (first appearance)
James SloyanplayedDr. Frank Nollette 
Micole MercurioplayedMiss Stodie 
Zeljko IvanekplayedRoland Fuller 
Co-Guest Stars
David HurtubiseplayedBarringtonRecurring (first appearance)
Matthew WalkerplayedDr. Ronald SurnowRecurring (first appearance)
Suleka MathewplayedLisa DoleRecurring (first appearance)
 
Episode Quotes
 
Dr. Nollette: If I've seen further than other men, it's because I have stood on the shoulders of giants.
 
Scully: Arthur and Roland Grable, born at Puget Presbyterian to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Grable on July 15, 1952. Arthur was four minutes older than Roland.
Mulder: Identical twins.
Scully: Which means that they're the result of a single egg fertilized by a single sperm.
Mulder: I've read studies which suggest that in some cases the identical twin arises very early in the embryonic stage when a mutation in one cell is rejected by the other cells as foreign.
Scully: So that maybe Roland's condition is the result of a damaged chromosome rejected by one of Arthur's cells?
Mulder: In a way, that would explain Arthur's genius and Roland's strange mathematical gift.
 
 
Episode Goofs
 
Why didn't these supposedly genius propulsion scientists just stand in the corner to one side of the fan instead of directly in the path of the wind?
 
Scully tells Mulder that chloroplasts are plant cells. Chloroplasts aren't plant cells, but rather parts of some plant cells.
 
 
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