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Episode Information |
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| Title: | Avatar |
| Episode Number: | 70 |
| Season: | 3 |
| Season Episode #.: | 21 |
| Production Number: | 3X21 |
| Original Airdate: | Friday April 26th, 1996 |
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Episode Summary |
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Skinner is accused of murder. Mulder and Scully tried to help him clear his name. Both of them discovered that there is a conspiracy to prevent them from finding out the truth.
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Episode Notes |
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Some - unconfirmed though - sources say that Gillian Anderson's daughter Piper Maru appears uncredited briefly on this episode.
| Amanda Tapping (Carina Sayles) would later appear in the Stargate SG-1 episode "Avatar". She plays the regular character Samantha Carter on the series.
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Scully: Do you know him?
Sharon Skinner: I used to think so. I'm Sharon Skinner. I'm his wife.
| Scully: They found no semen samples. There was some irritation, probably an allergic reaction to latex.
Mulder: At least they were having safe sex.
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After hearing about Skinner's nightmares about an old woman visiting him, Mulder concludes that he is encountering a succubus. Too bad Mulder misplaced his mythology books, because the creature that keeps appearing to Skinner is more like the Night-Riding Hag of European legend. A succubus is traditionally a sexually alluring demon which rises from the underworld to introduce infernal sexual pleasures to humans. They are usually tall and voluptuous, not old and wrinkled as in this episode.
| Skinner's caring and devoted wife wasn't at his side when he was shot a few weeks earlier and hospitalized.
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