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Francis Orovetz as Dr. Francis Orovetz. Nelson Mashita Dr. Lim as Dr. David Doty Minister as Minister. Tony Wharmby. Storyline Edit. Billy Miles, thought dead, is found alive and Scully still thinks the still-dead Mulder can come back to life; meanwhile Skinner comes in contact with Krycek who may have a clue as to what exactly is happening with these dead-alive abductees.

Add content advisory. Did you know Edit. Goofs Given the fact that in this series they autopsy practically every body they come across, it is more than safe to assume they would do the same to an FBI agent who has died as a victim of a crime.

And the fact that Fox Mulder would survive that process is down right ridiculous, even in X-Files standards. Quotes Scully : Mulder User reviews 7 Review. Details Edit. Release date April 1, United States. United States. Technical specs Edit. Runtime 45 minutes.

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Recently viewed Please enable browser cookies to use this feature. So either Mulder wasn't embalmed or they had to pump a whole bunch of blood back into him. Over the past six months Doggett has come to care a great deal for Scully and the x-files. Kersh gives Doggett the opportunity to advance, but Doggett decides to think about it, wondering about what will happen to the x-files after Scully goes on maternity leave. Even though darkness is a recurring theme on the x-files, with rooms rarely lit brightly, it's quite noticeable in this episode.

No room is lit; the hospital rooms, the interrogation room where Mulder talks to Absalom, etc. They must really be into conserving electricity. Doggett has a cool fight with Krycek while hanging onto the side of the car in the parking garage. Though Krycek still has power over Skinner with the nanobots. This is the last time we see him threaten Skinner with this. Kersh continues to do a great job of making me hate him. I've hated no other character on the show as much as Kersh, with his contempt for Mulder and the x-files.

Does he want Mulder to die? It appears so, since he tells Doggett to drop the case involving Mulder, and seems disappointed after learning of Mulder's recovery. I can't figure him out, especially concerning some of his later actions in the series which conflict with what he has done up to this point. Deadalive is a great episode, where we get to see Alex Krycek up to his old, double-crossing ways. Mulder is back from the dead and the future looks bright This episode opens with the burial of Mulder.

It's tough to watch, as is most of this episode. The season 8 mythos has been depressing to say the least: Mulder being tortured Hellraiser style in a spaceship while Scully is battling with her pregnancy - basically half horror-show half soap opera with a bunch of cryptic dialogue and threats and double-crosses and oh there's Krycek again BUT now, finally, there's a chance Mulder can be saved.

Well unfortunately he isn't It's just There's no Mulder sarcasm to be found, which was fine for the beginning of season 8 because Doggett turned out to be a damn good character, but this episode in particular is absolutely dreary, and it's not just because of the lack of Mulder. This episode's sole purpose was to move the plot forward. Here are the plot advances of this episode: As the title suggests, Mulder was dead, and now he's alive.

Krycek is still a dick but still somehow captivating. Doggett is offered a better job and thinks about it. Everyone's life is at stake. In short, it's all melodrama - vital to the plot of the show, but melodramatic nonetheless. I mean, it's watchable because you're invested in all these characters and are anxious for what will happen next, but literally nothing happens.

Where are the aliens? Where's the government conspiracies? DeadAlive is nothing but the characters moping around. The only interesting thing going on was the fact that Billy made a recovery somehow, but that was never really explained, so it's basically a waiting game until it happens to Mulder. I want to love this season so much but this episode is all style no substance.

Atmospheric but hollow. Worth a one-time watch if you're dedicated to the mytharc, but make no mistake: There is no X-File here. A mother loses her child at young age, a kid never sees his six-year-old best friend after one afternoon, a cat disappears on a family in the dead of winter The mother will not be the same after being reunited with her child. The kid will always yearn for a friend, for "the" friendship even if he meets his six-year-old best friend years later.

The family will miss the old dynamics even when the cat's found and happily playing around them. Mulder followed his destiny, and this meant going off the center of the show. Okay, maybe the actor had to clear his calendar. But still, the audience is lead to have invested in the show to an extent that the departure of Mulder from the center of the show, or possibly from the show, hurts them by producing mixed feelings Who is this new guy Doggett, and will he replace Mulder?

Will Scully still long for Mulder, or move past her relationship with Mulder, and become very close with Doggett in a very short time? Will Mulder ever return? Should he return as he might had found what he had been been looking for? All these were very strong points the show used carefully. Not much of anything felt forced. The episodes were bizarre and interesting.

And even the music was binding when it came to Mulder. And the audience started liking Agent Doggett He was brave, analytical, honest and hardworking Then Mulder's returned Oh, boy have our hurt deepened! We do not know what will happen with the new trio.

And we especially care for Agent Doggett, and his feelings More importantly We feel that the old Mulder is long gone And this will hurt for ever. So, this season has been of the best so far for this humane sentiment and reason Finally, Mulder is back. This episode is very emotional- for Scully.