3.14: Grotesque - Science Fiction Fantasy Chronicles: forums

MythingLink · 27th September 2000, 10:33 AM

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Dave · 8th May 2001, 10:26 AM

Mulder and Scully join a serial killer case, where Mulder finds his old mentor in charge. Special Agent Bill Patterson of the Behavioral Sciences unit has already caught the killer, but when another murder following the same pattern occurs, he needs the "cracked genius" of Fox Mulder to solve the case. Was confessed murderer John Mostow working with an accomplice, who now continues the killing spree? Or was the murder committed by a copycat? Patterson and Scully hope to resolve the question either way, but Mulder believes in a third possibility: demonic possession. Using an expertise not often demonstrated in the series Mulder allows himself to get into the killer's mind.

Annette · 17th December 2001, 02:00 PM

Thought this episode to be rather creepy with the 'heads' and all. Especially when Mulder discovers the hidden head of one of the Agents. Nemhauser I believe. Also the sketches of the gargoyle heads were very artistic.

annette

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Dave Wherever I Am, I'm There Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Greater London Posts: 13,780 Blog Entries: 1	Mulder and Scully join a serial killer case, where Mulder finds his old mentor in charge. Special Agent Bill Patterson of the Behavioral Sciences unit has already caught the killer, but when another murder following the same pattern occurs, he needs the "cracked genius" of Fox Mulder to solve the case. Was confessed murderer John Mostow working with an accomplice, who now continues the killing spree? Or was the murder committed by a copycat? Patterson and Scully hope to resolve the question either way, but Mulder believes in a third possibility: demonic possession. Using an expertise not often demonstrated in the series Mulder allows himself to get into the killer's mind.

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Annette This is Star - my honey!! Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: West Midlands Posts: 5,864	Thought this episode to be rather creepy with the 'heads' and all. Especially when Mulder discovers the hidden head of one of the Agents. Nemhauser I believe. Also the sketches of the gargoyle heads were very artistic. annette