Watch The X-Files episode 4 live online: Scully deals with deep feelings about William
FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully have a new case to solve, which will feature a conspiracy of terror in the upcoming episode of The X-Files miniseries. Titled Home Again, the episode airs on 8 February at 8pm EST on Fox.
The official synopsis of Home Again reads as follows:
Mulder and Scully are sent to investigate the murder of a city official, which it seems no human could have committed. Meanwhile, Scully deals with deep feelings about the child she gave up for adoption.
Click here to watch it via live stream on Fox Now. You can also watch the episode online by clicking here. The new promo for the episode shows an FBI agent telling Mulder and Scully, "They said that you two have an experience with these .. spooky cases!" TO which, the two reply, "We used to."
Then Dana is seen asking the other agent, "Where was the victim found?" The agent replies, "His head is in a trash-can here." A lab analyst claims, "It's not alive, it's not dead!" As a puzzled Mulder says, "Which is impossible!"
The promo voice-over declares, "It's a conspiracy of terror that's simply brilliant television."
Fans will learn more about William, as the synopsis states that Scully will deal with deep feelings about her child, whom she gave up for adoption.
Meanwhile, actor David Duchovny, who plays Mulder said that William's arc will be highlighted from Scully's point of view. He told TV Insider, "It's more of a storyline that was played through Gillian's character this year. There was a lot of focus from her character on the William stuff, and I think as her partner, ex-partner, the father—maybe, who knows?—of the child, I'm sympathetic and in pain as well, but it was more of a story for Scully."
While Gillian Anderson who plays Dana, added: "She's emotional. There's a lot of thoughts and feelings and conversations about it—the choices that they have made, and the impact that has on their lives today. It's a big theme."
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