Excelsis Dei

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"Exelsis Dei" was the eleventh episode of the second season of The X-Files science-fiction television series created by Chris Carter, and deals with Eastern Medicine. At a nursing home in Worcester, Massachusetts, one of the female workers is attacked by an unseen force. Mulder and Scully investigate and as they delve deeper they discover a Malaysian man working there is giving the patients an unusual drug. As another worker is killed one of the ... more
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  • Dec 16, 1994

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