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Trevor

6.17 Trevor

US Airdate: April 11, 1999

writers: Jim Guttridge and Ken Hawryliw

director: Rob Bowman

STARRING:

David Duchovny as Special Agent Fox Mulder

Gillian Anderson as Special Agent Dana Scully

Guest Cast:

Lamont Johnson as Whaley

John Diehl as Pinker Rawls

Frank Novak as Raybert Fellowes

Catherine Dent as June Gurwich

David Bowe as Robert Werther

Keith Brunsmann as Bo

Tuesday Knight as Jackie Gurwitch

Christopher Dahlberg as State Trooper

Jeffrey Schoeny as Trevor

Robert Peters as Sergeant

Jerry Giles as Security Guard

Cary Pfeffer as Anchorman

Terri Merryman as Newscaster

Lee Corbin as Guard

The storyline involves Pinker Rawls, the survivor of a tornado who now seems to be made of electricity (think D.P.O. only an older man) and can pass through walls but can't handle rubber or glass. He goes after his ex-girlfriend, June, as she's taken off with the loot from a robbery he committed. With his finger, he writes I WANT WHAT'S MINE on the wall. Ooooo!

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