Spanish title: La Verdad está en el Exterior: Triangulo
translation: The Truth Is Out There: Triangle
US Airdate: November 22, 1998
writer: Chris Carter
director: Chris Carter
STARRING:
David Duchovny as Special Agent Fox Mulder
Gillian Anderson as Special Agent Dana Scully and ???
Mitch Pileggi as Assistant Director Walter Skinner
Guest Cast:
William B. Davis as Cancer Man (and ???)
Tom Braidwood as Frohike
Dean Haglund as Langly
Bruce Harwood as Byers
Chris Owens as Agent Jeffrey Spender
Arlene Pileggi as Skinner's Assistant
Laura Leigh Hughes as Kersh's Assistant
Madison Mason as Captain Harburg
Trevor Goddard as the 1st British Crewman
G.W. Stevens as the 2nd British Crewman
Greg Ellis as the 3rd British Crewman
Nick Meaney as the 4th British Crewman
Robert Thomas Beck as 1st Mate
James Pickens, Jr. as A.D. Kersh
Robert Arce as Bald-Headed Man
Wolfgang Gerhard as 1st Nazi
Guido Foehrweisser as 2nd Nazi
Kai Wulff as 3rd Nazi
Issac C. Singleton Jr. as 1st Roughneck
A TRIP TO THE BERMUDA TRIANGLE LANDS MULDER IN THE MIDDLE OF A BIZARRE CONFLICT ON A
MYSTERIOUS SHIP, WITH THE FATE OF THE WORLD IN HIS HANDS.
Thrown out of his dingy by a ferocious storm in the Sargasso Sea, Mulder is fished out
the ocean by hostile sailors. When he regains his wits, he realizes he's boarded the
"Queen Anne", an English luxury liner that disappeared in the 1930s during World
War II.
Brought before the ship's captain Yip Harburgh, Mulder tries to explain that the war is
over and that the boat has been caught in some kind of time warp called the Devil's
Triangle for the past 50 years. But he captain and crew have very different feelings, as
the reality of the moment tells us that the liner has been captured by Nazi soldiers. The
Nazis believe that the boat is carrying "Thor's Hammer", which they assume to be
an atom bomb. When Mulder accidentally reveals that "Thor's Hammer" is the
scientist who can make an atom bomb, the Nazis steer a path for Germany, hoping to use the
atom bomb technology to win the war.
The atom bomb scientist on board is traveling with a woman who looks identical to
Scully. Mulder enlists the aid of the Scully look-alike, telling her she must turn the
ship around and save the future. If she doesn't, the Germans will win the war, and
ultimately, Mulder and Scully will not exist. The Scully look-alike is confused, but
Mulder is in a hurry, he's got to get back to his own history. Realizing he may never get
another chance, he gives the Scully look-alike a deep kiss, for which she repays him with
a "special" kiss of her own - a right hook to his chin. Mulder jumps overboard.
Meantime, the Lone Gunmen approach Scully at FBI headquarters and inform her of
Mulder's disappearance. She enlists the help of Skinner to get information from the Navy's
satellite tracking system to find the missing ship.
Racing to the spot where Mulder disappeared, the Gunmen and Scully find the ship and
rescue Mulder. At the hospital, the Lone Gunmen, Scully and Skinner visit Mulder. He tries
to explain all that happened, but they downplay it as a dream. They all wish him a speedy
recovery and leave. It is then that Mulder feels a bruise on his face given to him by one
of the Nazis. And he realizes it wasn't a dream after all.
Notes
The tagline changes to "Die Wahrheit ist irgendwo da Draussen" (pronounced
"Dee VAR-hite ist EAR-gend-voh dah DROW-sen") which is German for "The
Truth Is Out There", or more literally, "The Truth Is Out There Somewhere".
Yes, actress Arlene Pileggi is the lucky bit... I mean, lady, that's married to Mitch
Pileggi in real life ;-)
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Quotes
Sailor 1: "Oi! What you got to say for yourself, Jerry, before we throw you back
in?"
Mulder: "My name's not Jerry."
Sailor 1: "What's that? Eh?"
Mulder: "My name's Mulder. Fox Mulder."
Sailor 2: "That a name? Mulder?"
Mulder: "I got ID in my pocket."
Sailor 1: (pulling out and reading Mulder's badge) " 'Fox Mulder, Federal Bureau
of Investigation.'
Mulder and 1939 Scully run out on to the deck of the ship
1939 Scully: "What are you doing?!"
Mulder: "I'm going to tell you how to save this ship."
1939 Scully: "Out here?"
Mulder: "I can't stay. I got to get back to history."
1939 Scully: "What?"
Mulder: (holding her arms) "And you got to rescue it. Wait. Listen to me. This
ship's been caught in
something called the devil's triangle. It's some kind of time warp -- a rift in
space."
1939 Scully: "Are you crazy?"
Mulder: "You know Einstein, right? He predicts the theoretical possibility. He
also predicts an atomic
weapon that will destroy the world."
1939 Scully: "Yeah? So what?"
Mulder: "If you don't go back and convince the crew of this ship to turn this ship
around and head
back into the devil's triangle everything Einstein predicted will become true -- except
for the
outcome of history."
1939 Scully: "So, if I don't turn this ship around...?"
Mulder: "In all likelihood, I won't exist."
1939 Scully: (disbelieving) "Oh..."
Mulder: "And neither will you."
1939 Scully: "Okay..."
Mulder: "So, in case we never meet again..."
(Mulder grabs her and kisses her long and hard. She kisses back. He releases her. She
looks at him for a moment, then pulls back her right fist and punches him. Mulder rubs his
jaw while 1939 Scully
reacts silently to the pain in her own hand that slugging him caused her.)
Scully: "You went looking for a ship, Mulder. In the Bermuda Triangle."
Mulder: "Say that again?"
(The Lone Gunmen enter the room)
Frohike: "Gilligan awakes."
Mulder: "You were there."
Scully: "Hmm?"
Mulder: "You were there, Scully."
(Skinner enters)
Langly: (to the others) "He's delirious."
Mulder: (referring to Skinner) "And he was there, too."
Skinner: (dropping a bouquet of flowers on the nightstand) "Right -- Me and my dog
Toto."
Mulder: "No, you were there with the Nazis."
Scully: "Mulder, will you settle down? It's an order."
Skinner: "Not that he takes orders..."
(Mulder rests the back of his hand against Scully's waist which is against his bed
rail. He is happy, yet very drugged.)
Mulder: "You saved the world, Scully."
Scully: "Yeah... You're right. I did."
Frohike: "What kind of drugs is he on?"
Langly: "I want some."
Mulder: "No, no, no.... The Queen Anne-- I found it. You were there with Thor's
Hammer. I told you
you had to turn the ship around and then I jumped overboard."
Scully: "Yeah, I bet you did. The boat that you were on was busted into a million
pieces. And as for
the Queen Anne it was nothing more than a ghost ship."
Mulder: "No, no, no. You and I were on that ship, Scully. In 1939."
Skinner: "Get some rest, Mulder, 'cause when you get out of here I'm going to kick
your butt but
good."
(Skinner and The Lone Gunmen leave the room)
Mulder: "I would've never seen you again. But you believed me."
Scully: "In your dreams. (as if talking to a child) Mulder, I want you to close
your eyes and I want you
to think to yourself 'there's no place like home.' "
Mulder: "Mmm." ( chuckles )
(Scully starts to leave. He calls her back.)
Mulder: "Hey, Scully." (leans up on his elbow)
(Scully comes back and leans close to his face.)
Scully: "Yes?"
(Long pause. They look deeply at one another.)
Mulder: "I love you."
Scully: "Oh, brother..." (turns away and leaves the room)
(Mulder, perhaps a little hurt, watches her go. He starts to lie down, but as soon as
his face touches the pillow he pulls back up in slight pain and rubs his jaw where 1939
Scully hit him. He gazes after