BLOOD
2x03

Original airdate: September 30, 1994



Spencer: I played softball with this guy over Labor Day. He was one of those nice guys . . . couldn't play and didn't bitch about being stuck in right field.

Mulder: What's wrong with right field?

Spencer: Always the first one to shake hands at the end of the game. Didn't matter whether they won or lost.

Mulder: Gotta have an arm to play right field.

Spencer: Bought a round of beers afterwards, even though he didn't drink.

Mulder: I played right field.



Mulder: There have been reported abductee paranoia in UFO mass abduction cases . . .

Scully: I was wondering when you'd get to that.

Mulder: I find no evidence of this to be the case.



Larry Winter: Agent Mulder? Larry Winter, county supervisor.

Mulder: (Showing gloved hand) Pardon my rubber.



Mrs. McRoberts: I'm late for work.

Mulder: You can blame me.



Mrs. McRoberts: Is it okay if I have my breakfast?

Mulder: It's the day's most important meal.



Mulder: Imagine being one of those flies on the wall of the Oval Office.

Frohike: Been there. Done that.



Langly: Obviously, you haven't read our August edition of "T.L.G."

Mulder: Oh, I'm sorry, boys. It arrived the same day as my subscription to "Celebrity Skin."



Frohike: (playing with his night-vision goggles) So, Mulder, where's your little partner?

Mulder: She wouldn't come. She's afraid of her love for you.

Frohike: She's tasty.

Mulder: You know, Frohike, it's men like you that give perversion a bad name.



(Asking for the night-vision goggles)

Mulder: Hey, Frohike, can I borrow those?

Frohike: If I can have Scully's phone number.



Winter: I checked up on you. You have a penchant for . . . "Spooky" evidence.

Mulder: Don't start with that tired crap. Don't start diverting blame.



Mulder: Scully, are you familiar with subliminal messages?

Scully: You mean like sex in ice cubes in liquor ads? That's paranoia.



(When Spencer walks out of hospital room)

Mulder: He's probably one of those people that thinks Elvis is dead.

Scully: Mulder, I was wrong. Exposure to the insecticide does induce paranoia.



Scully: Yes, but why, Mulder? Why would they intentionally create a populace that destroys itself?

Mulder: Fear. It's the oldest tool of power. If you're distracted by fear of those around you, it keeps you from seeing the actions of those above.



(Looking at broken doorbell)

Scully: This is odd.

Mulder: Frustrated Jehovah's Witness?



Message on Mulder's cellular phone-

ALL DONE BYE BYE



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