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S9·E16 William

Episode
Season 9, Episode 16
Air Date
April 28, 2002
Runtime
45 minutes
Director
David Duchovny
Writer
Chris Carter
Score
6.8/10 (38 TMDB votes)
Story Type
Core Character Arc
Core Aired April 28, 2002 45 min ★ 6.8/10 · 38 TMDB votes

Narrative Classification: Standard continuity chapter maintaining character development and season progression.

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Synopsis

Doggett catches someone in the X-files office trying to steal documents pertaining to Mulder's sister. The intruder is a severely scarred man who blames his disfigurement on Government conspirators. He claims the source of that information - and, in fact, the one who helped him gain entry - is Mulder. Although he refuses to divulge the missing agent's whereabouts, the mystery man has enough knowledge of the X-files and its history to lead Doggett to suspect that he just might be Mulder himself. Scully's fears for the safety of her son are elevated when he is injected with an unknown substance. With the mystery surrounding William becoming even darker, Scully must allow herself to send him away for his own safety.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When did Season 9 Episode 16 of The X-Files air?

Season 9, Episode 16 ('William') originally aired on April 28, 2002.

How long is Season 9 Episode 16 ('William')?

The runtime for this episode is approximately 45 minutes.

What happens in The X-Files Season 9 Episode 16?

Doggett catches someone in the X-files office trying to steal documents pertaining to Mulder's sister. The intruder is a severely scarred man who blames his disfigurement on Government conspirators. He claims the source of that information - and, in fact, the one who helped him gain entry - is Mulde...

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