A group of four women working together and all possessed of superhuman intelligence and homicidal psychoses would be enough to open a whole realm of possibilities, most not worth thinking about. What about now? If the remaining Eves managed to avoid their tendency toward suicide, then Cindy and Teena would be approaching 30 today. Eve 8 arrived in disguise during the final scene, apparently to rescue them. Cindy and Teena (now renamed Eve 9 and 10) were incarcerated at the Whiting Institute for the Criminally Insane along with Eve 6. How the episode ended: Eve had pretty much the perfect open ending. I find it hard to believe that they would be content to abide by Scully’s suggestion to “leave it there.” What about now? A parasite that can turn people violently aggressive would certainly seem to be of significant research interest to the sort of amoral military/government agenda we saw on the show. How the episode ended: The military and CDC torched the research station but the worms were still there, buried deep in the ice sheet, 200,000 years down. Did they ever find anything? Is the AI back up and running? Were its murderous impulses tamed? What about Wilczek? Did he finally agree to work for the government and if so, what has he been creating over the last two decades? The Worms © Fox What about now? The tech bods and government agents had six hours to try to find something useful in the computer wreckage before the whole thing was shredded. The final shot showed a single blinking light on the computer – was the AI still in there? How the episode ended: Mulder used a computer virus to destroy the murderous AI and Brad Wilczek was kidnapped by a government who wanted to force him to make weapons. Has she found a mate and produced children of her own or is she the last of her kind? What about now? Jersey Devil aired twenty years ago so that little girl should now be in her mid-20s.
How the episode ended: A local detective killed the adult female Jersey Devil but the final shot shows a young girl peeking out from under some rocks - the next generation.
Here are nine monsters, baddies, and other dangling plot bunnies I’d like to see make a return appearance. The issue got me thinking about other episodes which didn’t wrap up their plots entirely or were left open-ended making them available for a future return to the show via comics. This week’s issue of The X-Files: Season 10 sees the return of the Flukeman, a classic monster from the show’s second season. The Flukeman Returns in X-Files #6 © IDW Publishing
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