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Mulder: I know, I know. I missed the meeting. Scully: You didn't miss the meeting. You're extraordinarily late for the meeting. Mulder: [touching her shoulder familiarly and leaving the office] The bank's just down the street. Cover for me, will you? |
Monday #1
Messy! Messy! Mulder probably shouldn't have left those sneakers in the middle of the floor where he could trip on it.
Turning a pot over (so that the water falls out of it) is not an effective method of collecting water from a leaking waterbed.
"The bank's down the street cover for me." After making this statement Mulder just walks out without waiting for an answer! He just assumes that Scully will cover for him. What a presumptuous Punk ass!
Writing bad checks is a legal no-no. Mulder should really look into getting direct deposit.
Monday #2
Well here's some consistency on Mulder's part. Once again he leaves his sneakers in the middle of the floor where he can trip on them. This time he does so while walking backward!
Interfering with traffic: Does Mulder really think that merely holding out his hand would protect him from getting hit by a car.
Mulder's still writing those bad checks.
Monday #3
Of course since the whole episode takes place in a bank because Mulder wrote a rubber check he bounces another one here.
Monday #4
Mulder tosses another over the shoulder "cover for me" as he waltzes out the door. Once again he doesn't bother to wait for a "yes" or "no" answer.
Offering his gun to Bernard the bank robber: This is not what one would call effective crime-stopping technique.
Tuesday
Once again Mulder doesn't bother to share his theory with his partner. "Call it a feeling" really did he think that would satisfy Scully?
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