Convict Wilson Pinker Rawls escapes from custody, his mission is to track down his ex wife, leaving behind a string of deaths and destruction.
It's a better episode than I first gave it credit for, it's actually quite powerful, it shows just what someone will do for love, the extraordinary lengths someone will go to, and not just for the love of a partner or intended.
Pinky definitely made for an interesting villain, he has some quite phenomenal powers, even if they weren't perhaps explained.
I'm enjoying the way that it's gone back to being a series of one off stories, it feels a little more like the show's earlier years, no overriding story arc to be concerned with here, and as such Mulder and Scully's involvement seems to be somewhat quieter.
John Diehl was impressive as Wilson Pinker Rawls, he made him sinister and chilling, without overdoing it.
Definitely something of a curiosity episode from series 6, 7/10.
It's a better episode than I first gave it credit for, it's actually quite powerful, it shows just what someone will do for love, the extraordinary lengths someone will go to, and not just for the love of a partner or intended.
Pinky definitely made for an interesting villain, he has some quite phenomenal powers, even if they weren't perhaps explained.
I'm enjoying the way that it's gone back to being a series of one off stories, it feels a little more like the show's earlier years, no overriding story arc to be concerned with here, and as such Mulder and Scully's involvement seems to be somewhat quieter.
John Diehl was impressive as Wilson Pinker Rawls, he made him sinister and chilling, without overdoing it.
Definitely something of a curiosity episode from series 6, 7/10.