Jul 6, 2026 · 54 min · 11 segments
A subway cop is found with his flesh stripped to the bone after a train mysteriously loses power underground. Doggett heads into the tunnels while Scully coordinates from above, uncovering a deadly…
Graeme DavidsonHostBut at first we think he's just some dude out there and he's going to get attacked.
Uh, and then we cut to the train, however long after it is bunch of passengers getting on.
And then we look down, it's the agent and half of his face is just eaten away right to the skull.
yeah I like honestly the first thing that popped in my mind when I'm watching this was Mimic you remember the Del Toro film? yes yes I'm thinking like right this this man has done something he's a little bit strange in it I think it's an interesting opening and you told me it was down in the subways and there was something going on so I was expecting this kind of strange creature idea what I don't get is when we get to later on in the episode, is how this landed on this guy so quickly and affected him so quickly.
Which I feel there's a real disconnect throughout the episode of how this works.
But at first we think he's just some dude out there and he's going to get attacked.
Uh, and then we cut to the train, however long after it is bunch of passengers getting on.
And then we look down, it's the agent and half of his face is just eaten away right to the skull.
yeah I like honestly the first thing that popped in my mind when I'm watching this was Mimic you remember the Del Toro film? yes yes I'm thinking like right this this man has done something he's a little bit strange in it I think it's an interesting opening and you told me it was down in the subways and there was something going on so I was expecting this kind of strange creature idea what I don't get is when we get to later on in the episode, is how this landed on this guy so quickly and affected him so quickly.
Which I feel there's a real disconnect throughout the episode of how this works.
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