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  Episode Information  
Title: Teliko
Episode Number: 76
Season: 4
Season Episode #.: 3
Production Number: 4X04
Original Airdate: Friday October 18th, 1996
10/10 (1 Vote cast)
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Episode Crew
Director: Jim Charleston
Writer: Howard Gordon (1)
  Episode Summary  
The mysterious deaths of several African-American men, in which the color from their skin is drained, leads Mulder to believe that the Teliko, an African folktale about a creature who must suck the pigmentation from a person's body in order to survive, is behind those murders.
 
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  Guest Stars  
Guest Stars
Brendan BeiserplayedAgent PendrellRecurring (6th appearance)
Laurie Holden (1)playedMarita CovarrubiasRecurring (second appearance)
Carl LumblyplayedMarcus Duff 
Dexter BellplayedAlfred Kittel 
Don StewartplayedBusinessman 
Geoffrey Aye-BonteplayedSeat Mate 
Willie AmakyeplayedSamuel Aboah 
Zakes MokaeplayedMinister Diabria 
Co-Guest Stars
Bob MorriseyplayedDr. Simon BruinRecurring (first appearance)
Will Mackenzie (1)playedBus Driver (as Bill Mackenzie)Recurring (second appearance)
Danny WattleyplayedFirst Officer 
Maxine GuessplayedFlight Attendant 
Michael O'SheaplayedLt. Madson 
  Episode Notes  
Altered Intro Tagline: Deceive Inveigle Obfuscate
 
  Episode Quotes  
Pendrell: Shouldn't we wait for Agent Scully? Just so I won't have to repeat myself.
Mulder: She's not coming.
Pendrell: Why not?
Mulder: She had a date.
(Pendrell looks sad)
Mulder: Breathe, Agent Pendrell. It's with a dead man. She's doing an autopsy.
 
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