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"The X Files" Tempus Fugit (1997)
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"The X Files" (1993)Original Air Date:
16 March 1997 (Season 4, Episode 17)Plot:
Mulder and Scully investigate a plane crash in New York state. The crash appears to be UFO caused because one of the passengers was Max Fennig... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
What a birthday present! moreCast
(Episode Cast overview, first billed only)| David Duchovny | ... | Fox Mulder | |
| Gillian Anderson | ... | Dana Scully | |
| Joe Spano | ... | Mike Millar | |
| Tom O'Brien | ... | Sgt. Louis Frisch | |
| Scott Bellis | ... | Max Fenig | |
| Chilton Crane | ... | Sharon Graffia | |
| Brendan Beiser | ... | Agent Pendrell | |
| Greg Michaels | ... | Scott Garrett | |
| Robert Moloney | ... | Bruce Bearfeld | |
| Felicia Shulman | ... | Motel Manager | |
| Rick Dobran | ... | Sergeant Armando Gonzales | |
| Jerry Schram | ... | Larold Rebhun | |
| David Palffy | ... | Dark Man (as David Pàlffy) | |
| Mark Wilson | ... | The Pilot | |
| Marek Wiedman | ... | Investigator |
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The pseudonym Max Fenig (Scott Bellis) uses on his ill-fated flight is Paul Gidney. Gidney is the name of one of the Moon Men in the first adventure of "Rocky and His Friends" (1959), titled "Jet Fuel Formula" (the other Moon Man is Cloyd). moreFAQ
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What a lousy birthday present for Scully. She has to go searching through a plane crash of a 134 people for survivors. Tempus Fugit is a good whodunit/whatdunit mystery. Mulder suspects an alien UFO, but of course no one goes along with it. Tempus Fugit has some cute Mulder/Scully moments, especially during Scully's birthday scene. It was interesting to see Scully joke about her implant. I don't think she's ever shown a sense of humor regarding that before. A good look by Mulder is when he glances over at Scully when asked if his theory is the official FBI position. The visuals for the plane crash site are spectacular. I think it says on the special features how the locals mistook it for a real crash site and phoned the authorities. Rob Bowman, the director, knows how to give his mythology episodes the look and feel of a full-length movie. It's incredible. While watching this episode, you don't feel as if you're just watching a TV show. Tempus Fugit also has a double cliff-hanger with someone's life being in the balance and Mulder in danger as well, leaving you to want to watch the second part immediately.