| Movie |
The X Files: Resist or Serve (VG) |
| Year |
2004 |
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Dana Scully:
[after curing Mulder of the zombie virus] I suppose that rules out a supernatural involvement.
Fox Mulder:
Just because there's a scientific cure, doesn't rule out a supernatural cause.
Dana Scully:
I should have stuck the needle in your***
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Fox Mulder:
First they rise from the dead and now they attack from behind? That's just bullshit!
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Dana Scully:
Just because these girls have a high school facination with witchcraft it doesn't mean they're raising the dead.
Fox Mulder:
Saw them do it on Buffy.
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Dana Scully:
There's something strange going on here Mulder!
Fox Mulder:
Agreed. And we need to do something before this place turns into the 'Thriller' video.
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Fox Mulder:
[to himself in the adult video section] Damn!***Lovers 36 is out.
Dana Scully:
[Also to herself] Well it's not as big as Mulders selection.
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Alvin Kersh:
The walking dead? An alien virus? Government Cover-Ups? Your report sounds like the plot of a bad video game.
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Ringo Langly:
OK boys and girls, if I can't read you loud and clear, I blame Frohike.
Melvin Frohike:
I heard that!
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Dana Scully:
Are you driving us into a Witchhunt Mulder?
Fox Mulder:
If you want to catch Witches you have to go on a Witchhunt Scully.
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Dana Scully:
So what? These people think these girls are what? Raising the dead?
Fox Mulder:
Kids today huh?
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Dana Scully:
[Putting a gun to Alex's head] Drop the gun or I will shoot you where you stand!
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Ringo Langly:
I don't think I can ever do what you just did. But I gotta hand it to ya! How bout a hand of agent Scully?
Dana Scully:
Ok Langly, enough.
Ringo Langly:
Sure was nice of John Gillnitz to lend you a hand. Why don't you grab a foot just in case? Might come in handy!
Dana Scully:
Langly. Where's the door?
Ringo Langly:
Left, down the hall.
[sings to himself]
Ringo Langly:
Hands up, baby hands up! Kama Hand Jive!
Dana Scully:
Langly, I swear. If you don't shut up, I'm going to take this hand and beat you with it.
Ringo Langly:
Fair enough.
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