The X-Files was a highly popular TV series shown on Earth. When losing her memory, Vala Mal Doran was said to have seen re-runs of the show every night after she finished work at Sol's Diner. (SG1: "Memento Mori")

Behind the scenesEdit

• The X-Files has aired a total of 201 episodes in its run and was, for a time, the longest running Science fiction series in North America. That fact served as an in-joke on Memento Mori, being the 202nd episode of the Stargate SG-1 series.
• Several actors who played on The X-Files would have roles in the Stargate franchise. They include;
  • Mitch Pileggi (who played Walter Skinner)
  • William B. Davis (who played Cigarette Smoking Man [a.k.a. 'The Smoking Man' or 'Cancer Man'])
  • Steven Williams (who played Mr. X)
  • Don S. Davis (who played Scully's father)
  • Teryl Rothery (who played a nurse in episode "Excelsis Dei")
  • Jewel Staite (who played kidnapped victim Amy Jacobs)
  • Tom McBeath (at 10:40 of episode Space)
  • Bill Dow (who played Dr. Charles Burks)
  • Megan Leitch (who played Samantha Mulder)
  • Brendan Beiser (who played agent Pendrel)
  • Paul McGillion (as Angry husband from the episode "Small Potatoes")
  • Ellie Harvie (at 28:48 of episode "E.B.E." and later in episode "Hell Money")
  • Elisabeth Rosen (Red Museum)
  • Colin Cunningham (as Navy Lt. Terry Wilmer in episode "End Game", Escalante in episode "731", and Dr. Stroman in episode "Wetwired")
  • Amanda Tapping (as "Carina Sayles" in episode "Avatar")
  • Bruce Harwood (as John F. Byers, one of the "Lone Gunmen" on both The X-Files and the spin-off series "The Lone Gunmen")
  • Jeff Gulka (who played Gibson Praise)
  • Adam Baldwin (who played Knowle Rohrer)

External linksEdit

• The X-Files Wiki
• The X-Files on Wikipedia