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(#1) Home
- October 11, 1996
Monster: The Peacock family
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(#2) Bad Blood
- February 22, 1998
Monster: Ronnie Strickland (vampire)
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(#3) Tooms
- April 22, 1994
Monster: Eugene Victor Tooms
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(#4) Humbug
- March 31, 1995
Monster: Leonard
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(#5) Squeeze
- September 24, 1993
Monster: Eugene Victor Tooms
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(#6) The Host
- September 23, 1994
Monster: Flukeman
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(#7) Ice
- November 5, 1993
Monster: Parasitic ice worms
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(#8) Eve
- December 10, 1993
Monster: The Eves (a government clone experiment)
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(#9) Arcadia
- March 7, 1999
Monster: Ubermenscher
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(#10) Pusher
- February 23, 1996
Monster: Robert Patrick Modell
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(#11) Chinga
- February 8, 1998
Monster: Chinga
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(#12) Firewalker
- November 18, 1994
Monster: Silicon-based parasite
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(#13) Never Again
- February 2, 1997
Monster: Betty
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(#14) Beyond the Sea
- January 7, 1994
Monster: Luther Lee Boggs
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(#15) Detour
- November 23, 1997
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(#16) Gender Bender
- January 21, 1994
Monster: The Kindred
Mulder and Scully investigate a closed community called the Kindred, who appear to have the ability to switch gender.
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(#17) The Unnatural
- April 25, 1999
Monster: Josh Exley
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(#18) Small Potatoes
- April 20, 1997
Monster: Eddie Van Blundht
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(#19) Irresistible
- January 13, 1995
Monster: Donald Pfaster
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(#20) Hungry
- November 21, 1999
Monster: Rob Roberts
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(#21) all things
- April 09, 2000
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(#22) Our Town
- May 12, 1995
Monster: Walter Chaco
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(#23) Roland
- May 6, 1994
Monster: Arthur & Roland Grable
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(#24) Drive
- November 15, 1998
Monster: Patrick Garland Crump
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(#25) First Person Shooter
- February 27, 2000
Monster: Maitreya
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(#26) Hell Money
- March 29, 1996
Monster: Hard-Faced Man
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(#27) Darkness Falls
- April 15, 1994
Monster: Wood mites
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(#28) Fire
- December 17, 1993
Monster: Cecil L'Ively
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(#29) Quagmire
- May 3, 1996
Monster: Big Blue
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(#30) Millennium
- November 28, 1999
Monster: Zombie
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(#31) Blood
- September 30, 1994
Monster: Edward Funsch
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(#32) 3
- November 4, 1994
Monster: Trinity Killers
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(#33) Oubliette
- November 17, 1995
Monster: Carl Wade
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(#34) Triangle
- November 22, 1998
Monster: Nazis
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(#35) Ghost in the Machine
- October 29, 1993
Monster: Central Operating System
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(#36) Space
- November 12, 1993
Monster: Marcus Aurelius Belt (possessed by a Martian entity)
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(#37) Field Trip
- May 9, 1999
Monster: Hallucinogenic Mushroom Organism
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(#38) Sanguinarium
- November 10, 1996
Monster: Jack Franklyn
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(#39) Shapes
- April 1, 1994
Monster: Manitou
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(#40) Born Again
- April 22, 1994
Monster: Michelle Bishop (a reincarnation of Charlie Morris)
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(#41) Revelations
- December 15, 1995
Monster: Simon Gates
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(#42) Monday
- February 28, 1999
Monster: Bernard Oates kinda pam
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(#43) Terms of Endearment
- January 3, 1999
Monster: Wayne Weinsider (vele demon)
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(#44) Milagro
- April 18, 1999
Monster: Phillip Padgett
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(#45) Soft Light
- May 5, 1995
Monster: Chester Barton
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(#46) Paper Hearts
- December 15, 1996
Monster: John Lee Roche
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(#47) Shadows
- October 22, 1993
Monster: Howard Graves (poltergeist)
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(#48) Young at Heart
- February 11, 1994
Monster: John Barnett
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(#49) Orison
- January 9, 2000
Monster: Donald Pfaster
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(#50) The Field Where I Died
- November 3, 1996
Monster: Vernon Ephesian
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