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5. The Jersey Devil
The beginning of this was a crack up! Scully walks into Mulder's office to find him reading a ***** magazine and then he claims that one of the women that he was looking at claimed to be abducted by aliens. "The Jersery Devil" is a folklore in New Jersery, like big foot, gremlins and eskimos! Sorry Simpsons reference. The local authority does crack the ***** with Mulder for his notorious pushy personality. This is a believable episode as they discover that the thing had been eating people's limbs is a human being! I thought at first it was a man, but it was a woman that had been raised in the wild and was only trying to feed her offspring because the male one died. I felt for that woman, she was only trying to survive the wilderness by eating the legs of homeless people etc. she wasn't a murderer she was just trying to survive as her instincts as animal like, but yet so human at the same time. She responds to Mulder's whistle when they come close to meeting each other (she starts to run away, he whistles, she stops and then runs away). It's a good episode and my heart just dropped when I find out at the end that the "devil woman" is shot because she's defending herself and protecting her offspring (which the audience gets to see at the end). Good episode. Well worth the watch. Suspense and plot lines are strong and consistent. Gillian and David show good character maturity in this episode.
The beginning of this was a crack up! Scully walks into Mulder's office to find him reading a ***** magazine and then he claims that one of the women that he was looking at claimed to be abducted by aliens. "The Jersery Devil" is a folklore in New Jersery, like big foot, gremlins and eskimos! Sorry Simpsons reference. The local authority does crack the ***** with Mulder for his notorious pushy personality. This is a believable episode as they discover that the thing had been eating people's limbs is a human being! I thought at first it was a man, but it was a woman that had been raised in the wild and was only trying to feed her offspring because the male one died. I felt for that woman, she was only trying to survive the wilderness by eating the legs of homeless people etc. she wasn't a murderer she was just trying to survive as her instincts as animal like, but yet so human at the same time. She responds to Mulder's whistle when they come close to meeting each other (she starts to run away, he whistles, she stops and then runs away). It's a good episode and my heart just dropped when I find out at the end that the "devil woman" is shot because she's defending herself and protecting her offspring (which the audience gets to see at the end). Good episode. Well worth the watch. Suspense and plot lines are strong and consistent. Gillian and David show good character maturity in this episode.