Episode Guide For Season 3
3.1 "The Blessing Way"
3.2 "Paper Clip"
3.3 "D.P.O"
3.4 "Clyde Bruckman"
3.5 "Final Repose"
3.6 "The List"
3.7 "The Walk"
3.8 "Oubliette"
3.9 "Nisei"
3.10 "731"
3.11 "Revelations"
3.12 "War Of The Coprophages"
3.13 "Syzygy"
3.14 "Grotesque"
3.15 "Piper Maru"
3.16 "Apocrypha"
3.17 "Pusher"
3.18 "Teso Dos Bichos"
3.19 "Hell Money"
3.20 "Jose Chung's - From Outer Space"
3.21 "Avatar"
3.22 "Quagmire"
3.23 "Wetwired"
3.24 "Talitha Cumi"
Air Date: 09-22-95
The Smoking Man works quickly to recover the stolen computer files, but finds himself thwarted by a man whom he hopes is dead. Meanwhile, Scully finds herself at a loss for her next step and turns to her family for support, since Mulder is otherwise engaged fighting for survival.
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When Mulder and Scully are reunited, they locate an old scientist from Nazi Germany invovled in Operation Paper Clip. The information the German scientists gives them could possibly lead to their death.
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Mulder becomes interested in a small Oklahoma town where 5 people were struck be lighting. Their investigation directs them to the 5th and only surviving person, a young, emotionally stressed boy.
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Mulder remains sceptical when a famous psychic's predictions regarding the murder of several people prove to be correct. Mulder finds someone who he believes truly can predict the future. Catching the murderer will become difficult because he can see into the future.
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One Florida Prison guard his murdered after a former immate claimed he would reincarnate after his execution. The inmates learn of this, and they fear he will strike again. Mulder and Scully arrive and investigate the scene, hoping to uncover how the murdered has reincarnated.
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A serial killer meets insecure women on the internet, and uses the right words to seduce them. However, Mulder and Scully determine these killings are supernatural because his victims have a strange substance coating their body. Mulder & Scully learn this substance digests the fatty acids in flesh.
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Mulder is fascinated by the prevention of a suicide in a military institution by a so called "Phantom Soldier".The general in charge refuses FBI's involvement, until the invisible killer begins stalking him. But when the suspect turns out to be a quadraplegic, no one believes.
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Their seems to be no connection when a young girl is kidnapped from her home, and a fast food worker miles away collapses on the job, apparently experiencing exactly what the child is feeling. Mulder then learns that the woman was kidnapped and held hostage for years as a child, and he believes that she may be the key to finding the missing girl.
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Mulder and Scully find the distributor of an alien autopsy tape murdered in his own home apparently by a high-ranking Japanese diplomat. As Scully investigates, shefinds herself recognized by complete strangers while Mulder tries to find out more about the origin of the video.
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Scully takes Mr. X's advice and tries to discover more about the implant she removed from her neck. Mulder, who ignored the valuable advice given him, finds himself trapped on the train with a Japanese scientist and the man sent to kill him.
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Mulder and Scully travel to Ohio to protect a young boy while searchinfg for a fanatic who has murdered eleven people claiming to be stigmatics. But when it appears that this boy may be legitimate, Scully starts believing she was the one who was chosen.
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While waiting out the fumigation of his apartment, Mulder travels into a Massachusetts town where their are claims that cockroaches have been attacking and killing several residents. Upon consulting Scully, he is told that it's probably just a load of sh**.(Notably this word was revised for better rating.)
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Two satanic girls are suspected of killing many high school students.The tension between Mulder and Scully grows because of their differences. A townsfolk rises in fear and anger,and an astrologer insists it's because it is written in the stars.
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A three year murder investigation by one the FBI's finest scientist, comes to an end when an artist who claims to have been possessed by an evil force admits to the killing. But when the deaths continue, it is up to Mulder to get inside the killer's head to find this gargoyle.
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The crew of the Piper Maru salvage ship return with radiation burns after a visit to the location of the Talypus, a ship that Mulder becomes very interested in. Scully's thoughts return to her murdered sister as she goes to the naval base where she grew up to question an old neighbor if he knows anything about the undersea location. Part One of Two.
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This episode is the continuation of Piper Maru. Mulder returns from Hong Kong with the hopes of retrieving the lost digital tape from Nisei, only to have Krycek escape from him. Meanwhile Scully starts an investigation of Skinner's attacker in the hopes that it will resolve the case of her sister's murder. Part Two of Two.
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A man is apprehended but then escapes after he claims to be the killer of 14 people whose deaths had been recorded as suicides. The man, who seems to have the ability to control others, yearns for a challenge, so he leavs clues for Mulder and Scully to follow.
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Two people who unearth the remains of an amaru, a female shaman dissapear.Mulder and Scully investigate the apparent curse caused by the unearthing and relocation of this artifact. Their primary suspect is a member of the dig which brought the amaru to the US, though he is more preoccupied with using a native hallucinogen to pray to the spirit. (The word "Bichos" in the title does not imply any type of profanity.)
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When a man being burned alive in a funeral home is discovered by a night watchmen, it brings Mulder and Scully to investigate the deaths of many Chinese immigrants in the San Francisco bay area. With the help of a Cantonese speaking detective, they come upon the clues which lead them to a game where you truly bet your life.
3.20
"Jose Chung's - From Outer Space "
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Scully takes advantage of an opportunity to meet the famous writer, Jose Chung, who wishes to interview her and Mulder for his latest book on alien abduction. He asks for her view on the apparent abduction of two teenagers and two grey aliens by the Lord Kinbote. This episode is notably the funniest, and we give it first place for comedy.
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Dealing with having to sign the divorce papers from his wife, Assistant Director Skinner unknowingly spends the night with a prostitute and wakes the next morning to find her dead by his side. Unable to explain the events, he believes he may have killed the woman, but Mulder and Scully refuse to accept that as truth on account of his dignity.
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Mulder and Scully travel to Georgia when a federal widlife officer is killed. They come in search of the local legend "Big Blue", similar to the Lochness Monster, who is an aquatic dinosaur that legend says inhabits the local lake.
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Mulder and Scully find themselves in a Maryland town where death's have been reported because of television. While Scully finds herself mesmerized by the recordings the murderers kept, Mulder sets out to prove it isn't what you see on TV, but what you don't. (Come on, admit it, that was good.)
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A disgruntled worker goes nuts and shoots four people, but a mysterious man miraculously heals them all and then vanishes from sight. Mulder and Scully begin work on the case when Mulder receives word that his mother was admitted to the hospital. Discovering she recently met with the Smoking Man, he feels certain the two events are related. So, he begins his search for the healer, but he is not the only hunter. Part One of Two