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The X-Files
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| Title: | Fight the Future |
| Original Airdate: | Friday June 19th, 1998 |
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Nearly 38 centuries ago, an alien lifeform on Earth became trapped in a cave in Northern Texas. Now, that cave has been accidentally opened and the alien's blood, the black oil, lives again in an evolved state. With the X-Files now closed, Mulder and Scully are assigned to a bomb threat in Dallas, Texas, one week after the new lifeform was found.
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| | Artist | Song Title | Played When | | •Foo Fighters | "Walking After You" | | | •Mark Coyle and Noel Gallagher | "Teotihuacan" | | | •X | "Crystal Ship" | |
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| When the bees are released in the dome, Scully is shown loosening the sash on her suit top and drawing it over her head. Moments later, she is shown performing the exact same action.
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| "I can't. I won't.": "The Red and the Black"
At the end of the movie, when Mulder tells Scully to leave him behind and practice medicine full-time, Scully says, "I can't. I won't." These words were used by her in "The Red and the Black" when she tells Mulder that she will not follow him in his new belief that the government is abducting people rather than aliens, which he had long held to be the truth. The events of Fight the Future make Mulder believe once again that extraterrestrials are responsible for the mass abductions, and Scully, who had followed him for five years on this belief, reaffirms her devotion to his cause to reveal the truth behind everything they have been searching for.
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