And that’s Season 7 in the can! Thank you to everyone who backed the Zoop campaign for the final two volumes of Skin Horse, giving me the chance to draw this season as a stretch goal. Hope you enjoyed it!

I don’t even remember how Krycek ended up in a Tunisian prison. It’s always something with that guy.

In addition to some good silly gags, this episode has that special effect from “The Matrix” where a guy’s mouth disappears. I always find that very disturbing.

I see from the internet that this one gets a lot of hate, but I have to reserve a certain fondness for an episode where like half the cast is pro wrestlers and Kathy Griffins.

Andrew cannot resist a Garry Shandling appearance.

Morley Cigarettes belong to one of my favorite categories of fictional things: prop brands that get reused in multiple movies and TV shows, sometimes for years. Morleys appeared in Psycho and episodes of the Twilight Zone long before they became Cigarette-Smoking Man’s brand. The X-Files made them high-profile enough that other productions started to avoid using them (similarly, Lost absolutely killed longtime fictional airline Oceanic Airlines), but you still see them from time to time.

Yeah, so in this episode Scully sleeps with Mulder, and then they go on like nothing even happened. This show sometimes, I swear.

Honestly, though, the food Mulder scams off these people looks pretty bad. Scully doesn’t miss out on much.

This episode is the horniest for Scully any episode has been since the one with the talking tattoo.

I respect the X-Files for almost never having big guest stars. It’s mostly future celebrities and absolute top-drawer character actors. Billy Drago has the perfect face for an X-File.

I could go for more witchcraft-centric episodes. Witches are great.