Walter Skinner
Michael Kritschgau?
Michael Kritschgau
It's 6:00 in the morning.
Walter Skinner
I don't know if you remember me. My name's Skinner. I'm here to talk to you about Fox Mulder.
Michael Kritschgau
Yeah, I'm listening.
Walter Skinner
He's in a serious condition, mr. Kritschgau. He asked to talk to you.
Michael Kritschgau
I got nothin' to say to the man. You know, I had a job... With a government pension coming. And two years ago, Fox Mulder asked me to do him a favor. Blow the whistle on uncle sam's UFO propaganda mill. [ scoffs ] and all it got me was this swanky address.
Walter Skinner
Look, he doesn't have much time.
Michael Kritschgau
Hey, I'm not a doctor. What is it you think I can do for him?
Walter Skinner
All I know is that he asked for you.
Michael Kritschgau
Can he even recognize me?
Walter Skinner
To be honest, I don't know. Agent Mulder?
Walter Skinner
His brain is on constant redline. They've got him on haloperidol just to keep him on the monitors.
Michael Kritschgau
Haloperidol?
Walter Skinner
He becomes violently agitated. He just won't speak or sleep, even when he's medicated. There's activity in part of his brain they've never seen before.
Michael Kritschgau
Was his--
Walter Skinner
Was his what?
Michael Kritschgau
I started to ask you a question about his prior mental state, but he anticipated it. Second time. Agent Mulder?
Walter Skinner
He claimed to be hearing voices.
Michael Kritschgau
I might know why agent Mulder asked for me. Doesn't mean I can do anything for him.
Walter Skinner
What just happened?
Michael Kritschgau
I think he responded to a question that... I didn't ask.
Walter Skinner
I don't know how long we can keep him out of that unit. We could be held responsible.
Michael Kritschgau
You asked me to come down here. You better be prepared to accept the responsibility, mr. Skinner.
Walter Skinner
You're going to inject him?
Michael Kritschgau
No. You are. With a thousand milligrams of phenytoin.
Walter Skinner
I'm not injecting him with anything-- not now and not till after I've talked to his doctor.
Michael Kritschgau
He's being given the wrong treatment.
Walter Skinner
You're not a doctor.
Michael Kritschgau
No, but I've seen his condition. Who do you want to trust?
Walter Skinner
Seen it where?
Michael Kritschgau
In a study. There's something like e.s.p. Called "remote viewing."
Walter Skinner
Whose study?
Michael Kritschgau
The company's. The c.I.a., mr. Skinner. Extreme subjects would go into arrest, their minds working harder than their bodies could sustain. They became, in effect, all brain. Phenytoin was the only thing that could slow the electrical impulses to a normal rate.
Walter Skinner
Agent Mulder knew about this. That's why he asked for you.
Fox Mulder
They're coming.