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The X-Files :: Home (04x02)
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| Title: | Home |
| Episode Number: | 75 |
| Season: | 4 |
| Season Episode #.: | 2 |
| Production Number: | 4X03 |
| Original Airdate: | Friday October 11th, 1996 |
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Mulder and Scully travel to a bucolic small town where a baby with birth defects is found buried alive in shallow ground. Mulder and Scully follow the trail of evidence to a reclusive family who has a history of inbreeding.
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Mulder: I guess we can rule out murder as the cause of death, huh?
Scully: I don't know about that. There is evidence of occlusion due to dirt in the nose and mouth, indicating the dirt has been inhaled.
Mulder: There's something rotten in Mayberry.
| Scully: It'd be like living in Mayberry.
Sheriff Taylor: Agents Mulder and Scully... Hi, I'm Sheriff Andy Taylor.
Mulder: For real?
| Sheriff Taylor: By the way, this is my deputy, Barney.
Mulder: Fife?!?
| Mulder: Well, aside from the need for corrective lenses and the tendency to be abducted by extraterrestrials involved in an international governmental conspiracy, the Mulder family passes genetic muster.
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The Peacock family has a rare genetic disorder that prevents them from feeling any pain, but in the beginning of the episode, the mother was screaming in pain when she was giving birth.
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