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The X-Files :: Firewalker (02x09)
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| Title: | Firewalker |
| Episode #: | 02x09 |
| Production Number: | 2X09 |
| Original Airdate: | Friday November 18th, 1994 |
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With Scully back in the X-Files, Mulder and her flies to the site of an erupting volcano in Oregon to investigate the mysterious disappearances of several scientist who were studying the volcano. Mulder and Scully discover a deadly life form that can survive in the searing heat of the crater and is killing the scientists to avoid being discovered.
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Scully: I'm back, and I'm not going anywhere.
| Dr. Trepkos: You still believe you can petition heaven and get some penetrating answer. If you found that answer, what would you do with it?
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The human body temperature of 98.6º F seems awfully cold for an organism that lives in the intense heat of a volcano...
| The snakelike spores eventually burst through the neck of their hosts. The neck is a very crowded area: windpipe, spine, esophagus, all the arteries and veins... there is most likely not enough room for a full grown parasite to live in the neck without causing a load of physical discomfort to the host.
| When O'Neil died, a puff of spores flew out of the crack in the door. Now, if only one spore is needed to infect someone, why wasn't Scully, who was handcuffed to O'Neil, infected?
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