PS. I was never a huge Scully/Mulder 'shipper (I rather thought Scully with Skinner - or even, later, Doggett - and Mulder with Krycek were more interesting pairings), but I did like the realism of how their post-FBI lives had developed: Scully as a successful professional and Mulder as the eccentric guy in the back room, saving newspaper clippings and flipping pencils to the ceiling. ;)