The Jersey Devil

-A decent plot but too easily explained away with the classic "It can't possibly be true but here it is so we're not going to ask anymore questions" solution. But I have to say I enjoyed it especially Mulder and the anthropologist's boyish excitement throughout the episode.

-Could this have been the first X-File that Scully brought in?

-We might have a date on this one, Roger Crokett was seemed to have been autopsied on Aug 29.

-If the writers were going for us hateing Angry Officer Tommy they sure succeded with me. That guy woke up on the wrong side of life.

-A phone book filled with 555-#### must be Hollywood.

-A bunch of kids running around with bats and gorrila masks with no eye holes. Your just looking for trouble.

-Enjoyed the way Scully instantly corrected herself after calling Mulder a jerk. We also learned that she thinks he's cute.

-How you know you've been in Atlantic City too long: You ask the homeless man if he's hustiling you.

-Instead of Scully telling Mulder she brought in a ringer. Maybe she realized he dosen't always listen to her.

-How you know you've been in Atlantic City too long part 2:You give odds on weather or not a beast man has a mate.

-I got really worried when I saw all the sniper guys wondering around the warehouse in body armour when all Mulder and Scully had was their fancy suits.

-Rule #1 of surviving on TV. Never follow a suspect (man or beast) into a dark room.

-Those were some efficently placed leaves on the beast woman. -It looks like Scully wasn't really interested in the finer points of estate planning.

-Things I Learned: After seeing the picture of the beast women I realized I'm not the only one who can't draw.

- Signs of Life: Scully has a God son.

- No Signs of Life: Scully was Mulder's one phone call.

-Best Line: A tie! "8 billion years out of Africa. "and look who's holding the door"

"Keep that up Mulder and I'll hurt you like that beast women."

Rating: 8 conviently placed leaves out of 10

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