Now that I think about it, isn't that a given since they're out of the X-Files after the stuff that went down with Skinner? Are they even allowed in the office at this point or aren't the black ops people after them anymore? Suddenly, Scully can't imagine sleeping in the same bed with Mulder and is asking questions like "what happens when we're older?" She was asking without being straight about it if they would be in their lives for the foreseeable future and long after.Įven odder, their talk about meeting others and Scully not having more children because she wasn't able and didn't have anyone to have them with if she could (huh?) was strangely misplaced, as if perhaps this episode should have aired before the other. It was just on The X-Files Season 11 Episode 2 they were thick as thieves, snuggling on the couch and so in sync it appeared they couldn't get any closer. Why Judy, of all people, would be the person who brought those feelings out in Scully is a conundrum in itself, but a bigger question is why Scully and Mulder are still slinking around who they are to each other. Maybe the men don't think too much of you anymore and you're all washed up. There is no time like the middle of a murder investigation to consider you might be right reaching the end of your sexual peak. Scully was feelin' the pain of Judy, her sexual adversary's jabs, too.
Judy: What are you, 40s? You're all dried up.
For Scully, anything is possible as long as she doesn't have to admit there is something supernatural going on.
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