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Blood (The X-Files)

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Blood
The X-Files episode

Blood
Episode no. Season 2
Episode 2X03
Written by Glen Morgan
James Wong
Darin Morgan (Story by)
Directed by David Nutter
Guest stars William Sanderson,
John Cygan,
Kathleen Duborg,
David Fredericks
Production no. 27-203
Original airdate September 30 1994 (Fox)
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"Blood" was the third episode of the second season of The X-Files science-fiction television series created by Chris Carter, and deals with subliminal messages.

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Plot

A recent rash of killings in the small city of Franklin, Pennsylvania brings Mulder to profile the murderers — a task made more difficult by the fact that none of them had any previous history of violence and all died at the end of their berserk rages. The only clues he has are some destroyed electronics and an unknown organic substance.

Production details

  • Origin of Idea: Glen Morgan to his brother Darin: "Do something about a post office." GM also saw a 20/20 about DDT in the 1950s and CC wanted to do something about digital readouts.

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