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Date Posted: 09:08:23 10/19/00 Thu
Author: Islandgirl
Subject: The ending of

I've got a question for anyone who watched Season Two when it was originally broadcast. . .when Mulder "died" at the end of "Anasazi" did anyone REALLY believe he was dead? Were there fans who thought DD had been written out of the series due to a contract dispute or something and that another agent would be joining Scully during Season Three?
I didn't start watching "XF" 'til midway through Season Four, so when he "died" then I was pretty much aware that it was just a ruse; mainly because they filmed "The X-Files Movie" during the summer between Seasons Four and Five and it was getting a lot of publicity.

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