The X-Files (1993–…): Season 4, Episode 22 - Elegy - full transcript
Apparitions of women killed by a serial killer start appearing to people. Mulder figures they may be harbingers of death for those who see them. Scully is skeptical until she sees one. Their only lead is an autistic psychiatric patient.
Oh, gosh.
Go home, Harold.
I'm not done yet.
Harold, do you hear me?
You should have gone home already.
I'm not done yet.
Oh, for crying out loud, Harold,
this ain't so difficult.
I'm not
done yet!
Harold... it's past your bedtime.
It's okay.
And the doctors will be worried about you.
You did a good job today.
Now, you go home. Come on.
16... 21...
57... 45...
53... 71...
36... 92...
Huh?
What the hell?
I'm not done yet.
Harold, do you hear me?
You should have gone home already.
I'm not done yet.
Oh, for crying out loud, Harold,
this ain't so difficult.
I'm not
done yet!
Harold... it's past your bedtime.
It's okay.
And the doctors will be worried about you.
You did a good job today.
Now, you go home. Come on.
16... 21...
57... 45...
53... 71...
36... 92...
Huh?
What the hell?