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A super-intelligent virus program is let loose on the Internet and begins to grow and expand by itself, eventually killing its creator when he tries to eradicate it.
Master of Horror Stephen King's first effort at an X-File sees Scully's well deserved vacation going terribly wrong and landing her in a small Maine town where one of the residents is believed to be a witch and her autistic daughter's doll has frighteningly evil powers.
AKA "Bunghoney" outside of U.S.
After Mulder chases down and kills a young man whom he believes to be a vampire, Scully realizes that his fangs are fake. The agents then return to DC, aware of the mistake they just made. Faced with a lawsuit from the family of the man, they recount each of their sides to the story leading up to the event.
Scully is suffering from cancer while Mulder is doubtful that aliens exist. The agents fake Mulder's death in an effort to discover which members of the FBI they can trust before individually searching for an answer to Scully's cancer. Her condition worsens, however, and she is hospitalized before Mulder is offered an alleged cure by the Cigarette-Smoking Man. The man also brings Mulder a woman who claims to be his sister, Samantha, although she leaves with the Cigarette-Smoking Man shortly thereafter. When the man offers Mulder a deal to join him, Mulder immediately refuses. He returns to the FBI Headquarters, where he announces that Section Chief Scott Blevins is responsible for Scully's cancer. Both the Section Chief and the Cigarette-Smoking Man are shot. Scully begins to recover and eventually resumes her work on the X-files with Mulder. While staying with her family at Christmas time, she learns that the adopted daughter of a deceased woman is apparently her own child.