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Most of the time she was wrong, but not always. For example, she correctly determined that the "UFO photo" in E.B.E (S01E17) was a fake while Mulder was complet
by jhbadger 2y ago
Most of the time she was wrong, but not always. For example, she correctly determined that the "UFO photo" in E.B.E (S01E17) was a fake while Mulder was completely uncritical of it. And she was often right when the cases involved something to do with Catholic theology, but I'm not sure that counts because in those cases, Mulder was the skeptic and she was the believer (as Mulder is agnostic and Scully a devout Catholic).
- tivert 2y ago> And she was often right when the cases involved something to do with Catholic theology, but I'm not sure that counts because in those cases, Mulder was the skeptic and she was the believer (as Mulder is agnostic and Scully a devout Catholic). And that kind of complexity makes the character interesting, instead of a cardboard scientist trope.
- lupire 2y agoIt's a cardboard alien/monster trope. Flipping the gimmick isn't complexity of character. It's a sly dig at Catholcisi though.