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MAX: You must have been a Betty, back in the day.
SCULLY: A “Betty”?

MAX: You must have been a Betty, back in the day.

SCULLY: A “Betty”?

MULDER: Happy New Year, Scully.SCULLY: Happy New Year, Mulder.

MULDER: Happy New Year, Scully.
SCULLY: Happy New Year, Mulder.

SCULLY: I like baseball, too.

SCULLY: I like baseball, too.

ROB: I can’t be something I’m not.

ROB: I can’t be something I’m not.

MULDER: There was one thing that remained the same. You… were my friend, and you told me the truth. Even when the world was falling apart, you were my constant… my touchstone.SCULLY: And you are mine.

MULDER: There was one thing that remained the same. You… were my friend, and you told me the truth. Even when the world was falling apart, you were my constant… my touchstone.
SCULLY: And you are mine.

SCULLY: … but the pieces are there for us to put together and I know that they can save you if you can just hold on. Mulder… please. Hold on.

SCULLY: … but the pieces are there for us to put together and I know that they can save you if you can just hold on. Mulder… please. Hold on.

SCULLY:  Is there a plan, a purpose or a reason to our existence? Will we pass, as those before us, into oblivion, into the sixth extinction that scientists warn is already in progress?

SCULLY:  Is there a plan, a purpose or a reason to our existence? Will we pass, as those before us, into oblivion, into the sixth extinction that scientists warn is already in progress?

MULDER: Scully, in six years, how often have I been wrong? No, seriously. I mean, every time I bring you a case we go through this perfunctory dance. You tell me I’m not being scientifically rigorous and that I’m off my nut, and then in the end who turns out to be right like 98.9% of the time? I just think I’ve earned the benefit of the doubt here.

MULDER: Scully, in six years, how often have I been wrong? No, seriously. I mean, every time I bring you a case we go through this perfunctory dance. You tell me I’m not being scientifically rigorous and that I’m off my nut, and then in the end who turns out to be right like 98.9% of the time? I just think I’ve earned the benefit of the doubt here.

SCULLY: Mulder? Can you hear me? I’m at the hotel. Where are you? What do you mean, “what hotel,” Las Vegas. I’m in Las Vegas, aren’t you? You called me. What do you mean you didn’t call me? … Oh man, I am gonna kick their asses.

SCULLY: Mulder? Can you hear me? I’m at the hotel. Where are you? What do you mean, “what hotel,” Las Vegas. I’m in Las Vegas, aren’t you? You called me. What do you mean you didn’t call me? … Oh man, I am gonna kick their asses.

MULDER: How you threw away a promising career in medicine… to hunt aliens with a crackpot, albeit brilliant, partner. Getting into the heart of a global conspiracy. Your obscenely overdue triple-X bill. Oh, I’m sorry, Scully. Those last two problems are mine, not yours.SCULLY: Shut up, Mulder. I’m playing baseball.

MULDER: How you threw away a promising career in medicine… to hunt aliens with a crackpot, albeit brilliant, partner. Getting into the heart of a global conspiracy. Your obscenely overdue triple-X bill. Oh, I’m sorry, Scully. Those last two problems are mine, not yours.
SCULLY: Shut up, Mulder. I’m playing baseball.