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Épisode diffusé le 17 déc. 1993
TV-14
45min

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7,2/10

6,5 k

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Mark Sheppard in X-Files : Aux frontières du réel (1993)

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueMulder and Scully join forces with an inspector from Scotland Yard when a man with pyrokinetic powers stalks members of the British aristocracy.Mulder and Scully join forces with an inspector from Scotland Yard when a man with pyrokinetic powers stalks members of the British aristocracy.Mulder and Scully join forces with an inspector from Scotland Yard when a man with pyrokinetic powers stalks members of the British aristocracy.

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NOTE IMDb

7,2/10

6,5 k

MA NOTE

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Anecdotes
The character of Phoebe Green was originally intended to be a recurring role because Chris Carter admired actress Amanda Pays and he liked working Sherlock Holmes references into the script. But the fan reaction to this rival to Scully proved so strong that this idea was swiftly dropped.

Gaffes
Phoebe Green mentions having a "certain youthful indiscretions atop Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's tombstone on a misty night in Windlesham" with Fox Mulder. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was buried in Windlesham but was reburied in Minstead in 1955.

Citations
Mulder: I was merely extending her a professional courtesy.
Scully: Oh is that what you were extending?

Connexions
Referenced in Gone Home (2013)

Bandes originales
The X-Files
(Credited)
Written by Mark Snow
Performed by John Beal

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6/10

Not the best, not the worst

Ok I'm not from England, but I have known British people and watch a lot of British TV. I know that at least three of the actors are from England (Amanda Pays and Mark Sheppard are from London and the old man Beatty is from Manchester) so I am struggling with the previous review criticizing the accents, I would have thought if the British actors didn't like the way they were speaking or accents used, they would have spoken up and said something. That said, and that I really enjoy Mark Sheppard's acting, I think this is one of my least favorite episodes.