Of course, Scully changes her mind by the end of the X-Files episode, ditching the killer’s execution despite his promise to help her speak to her dad one last time. A skeptic to her core, she eventually deduced that Boggs could have found out about the death of her father and used the info to manipulate her. This surprises Mulder, who ends the episode once again wondering why his partner seems so afraid to believe.
Because Scully goes back to skeptic mode by the end of “Beyond the Sea,” it’s fair to say that this attempt to reboot her into a believer didn’t last very long. However, the writers were quite pleased, with Wong saying “Gillian [Anderson] needed a show to show off her talents.” And in Morgan’s words, “The intent was to produce something for Gillian to really sink her teeth into.”
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