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"The X Files" Theef (2000)



Overview

User Rating:
7.1/10   286 votes
Director:
Kim Manners
Writers:
Chris Carter (creator)
Vince Gilligan (written by) ...
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Original Air Date:
12 March 2000 (Season 7, Episode 14)
Plot:
Voodoo appears to be involved in the murder of a prominent doctor's father-in-law. Mulder and Scully work to stop the killer who uses hex-craft to exact his revenge on the doctor's family. | add synopsis
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Cast

  (Episode Credited cast)

David Duchovny ... Fox Mulder

Gillian Anderson ... Dana Scully
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Sage Allen ... Landlady
Aaron Braxton ... Radiology Technician
Tom Dahlgren ... Dr. Irving Thalbro
Billy Drago ... Orel Peattie
Pamela Gordon ... Owner

Cara Jedell ... Lucy Wieder

Dylan Kussman ... Med Student
Kate McNeil ... Nan Wieder

James Morrison ... Dr. Robert Wieder
Leah Sanders ... Reporter #1
Michael Sidney ... Security Guard

Matthew Sutherland ... Records Clerk
Mark Thompson ... John Gillnitz - Reporter #2
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Additional Details

Runtime:
Argentina:60 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Aspect Ratio:
1.78 : 1 more
Certification:
USA:TV-14 | Argentina:13

Fun Stuff

Trivia:
"Theef", is dedicated to the memory of Rick Jacobson (president of Twentieth Television) who died of cancer in 2000. more

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5 out of 10 people found the following comment useful.
No Surprises, 24 October 2006
6/10
Author: (andyetris@yahoo.com) from Philadelphia, PA

I've always loved Billy Drago and as always he is truly creepy as the Appalachian conjure man with a grudge in this supernatural-revenge thriller. The gross-out effects are also well done. The problem is pure plotting predictability and an unengaging setting (this subject BEGS for a Manly Wade Wellman treatment!)

It's interesting to me that this has been compared unfavorably to the Season 2 occult thriller "Fresh Bones." The occult effects in that episode were handled in a deft way that left the possibility of magic an open-ended question. This episode is so magic-heavy it might have been an episode of "Charmed!" Likewise "Fresh Bones" had both a plot twist and final surprise at the end. The greatest irony of this episode is Scully saying: "I'll always surprise you, Mulder!"

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