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And we’re back where we started. Mulder and Morris exchange chills, but neither one seems to remember. Mulder and Scully get back in their cars and head for home.

Back at the ol’ Mulder homestead, Mulder gets a call from Scully, who’s decided to go back to work after getting off a flight from Vegas. What a diligent little worker she is. Anyway, she informs him that they slipped under Kersh’s radar and is sorry that his source didn’t pan out. Mulder thanks her for joining him, even though he knows it’s not her normal life. They hang up and Mulder heads inside his apartment. In the office, Scully notices the melded-together penny & dime and eyes it curiously while Mulder checks his apartment door to make sure it’s his place. It’s so… clean, and he has a bedroom! This can’t possibly be his apartment, even though is key worked! Crazy!

From inside the apartment, we hear him dialing his phone and then, “Scully, wanna come over and help me test out my new waterbed?”

The End.

Now, I could go into the whole spiel about how time seems to have passed in D.C. but not in Nevada because his apartment’s different. Or, if it didn’t, we could speculate that the slingshot actually reverses the entire world back three days and just hasn’t reached D.C., yet. If that were true, a)that thing’s damn slow if they could fly back to D.C. and, more importantly, get through security, before it passes over, and b)Mulder would wake up with his apartment back the way it was, which wouldn’t explain what happens in Monday. So, I don’t know how they explain it. Or if they even can explain it. But I’m not, because I know it’s been talked about to death at TWoP and no one’s any closer to making sense of it. Not even our resident mytharc-o-gist, ejluther. At any rate, that was a fun episode, even if it was about 43 minutes too long. Hope you all got as much enjoyment out of these two episodes as I did!