Mulder:    I was a dead man. Now I'm back.
Frohike:  We thought you were history!
Mulder:  You're gonna have to wait a little longer for my video collection, Frohike

Mulder: "There are truths out there that aren't on that tape."

Scully: What do you think your father would have been doing here?
Mulder: I don't know...but he never came home wearing a miner's cap.

Scully: No. Wait a second. Whatever we find here.....I don't think you've had time to process everything you've been through.....
Mulder: I'm OK., Scully
Scully: You weren't even able to go to your father's funeral, and if something in here was to cast out on the kind of man he was......I just know how it would affect me.

Scully: What do you think?
Mulder: I think I'd like to try door number *one*, Monty.

Mulder: I think with a crowbar and a small nuclear device we might be able to get through one of these things.

Mulder: Lots of files.
Scully: Lots and *lots* of files.

Mulder: "They've got a small army outside."

Mulder: "You'd be surprised what's not on the map in this country.  And what the government will do to keep it that way."

WMM [to Mulder]: "You've become your father."

Mulder: "Is there more?"
WMM: "More than you'll ever know."

Byers: "Using his 'scientific' data on the effects of high altitude flying, we were able to put astronauts on the moon before the Soviets."
Langly: "One giant step for mankind..."

Scully: "Whatever happened to Klemper?"
Langly: "He's still here.  Living very well at the expense of the American taxpayer."

Scully [to Klemper]: "History may be the only justice you'll ever know."

WMM: "What did you tell him, Victor?"
Klemper: "I told him that you were the most venal man I ever met." [venal means corrupt]

WMM: "This is not a profession for men who make mistakes.  My god, you presume to make us believe and simply fix it with enough bullets?"

Cancer Man: "What did I tell you, Mr. Skinner.  I don't negotiate. Especially with punks like you who think they can bluff me."
CM: "What is this?"
Skinner: This is where you pucker up and kiss my ass.

Skinner: So unless you plan on killing every Navajo living in four states, that information is available with a simple phone call.  Welcome to the wonderful world of high technology.

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