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This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-27 · 30 entries checked · 18 flagged · 36 issues confirmed · 18 corrected · 18 still open
The Cigarette Smoking Man — The entry states that the character's name was revealed as C.G.B. Spender in 'Two Fathers' (Season 6, Episode 11), but omits that the full name is Carl Gerhard Bush Spender.
The Cigarette Smoking Man — The entry claims Scully dismissed the name as 'one of hundreds of aliases' in 'Two Fathers'; she actually says that in 'One Son' (Season 6, Episode 12).
Dana Scully — The entry incorrectly states that Scully does not appear in 'Unusual Suspects' and 'Travelers', but she does appear in both episodes in cameo roles, so the list of episodes without her should exclude these two and the total count of episodes she misses should
Lone Gunman John Fitzgerald Byers — Byers' father is first mentioned in 'The Blessing Way' (Season 3), not in or by the pilot episode; the claim that their estrangement dates back to the pilot is unsupported by canon.
Lone Gunman John Fitzgerald Byers — Byers' father was a U.S. diplomat, not a generic 'government official'.
Marita Covarrubias — The first appearance is listed as 'Tunguska' (Season 4, Episode 8), but 'Tunguska' is actually Season 4, Episode 9.
Marita Covarrubias — The entry states she was introduced after X scrawled 'SRSG' on a piece of paper, but in the show, X wrote 'SRSG' on a piece of paper that led Mulder to the Special Representative to the Secretary-General, not directly to Covarrubias.
Deep Throat — The entry states Deep Throat was introduced in the second episode of the first season, but he was actually introduced in the first episode, 'Pilot'.
Deep Throat — The entry claims Deep Throat 'operated as a member of the then-unseen Syndicate', but in canon, Deep Throat is not explicitly stated to be a member of the Syndicate; his exact affiliation is ambiguous.
The Human Resistance — The faction's most prominent action is described as occurring during the events surrounding the alien shuttle crash in Dallas, Texas, where they captured the alien survivor. In the canon of The X-Files feature film (Fight the Future), the alien shuttle crash o
The Human Resistance — The entry states the Resistance captured the alien for study. In the film, the Resistance's role is to help Mulder and Scully expose the conspiracy, and they provide information and resources, but they do not capture or transport the alien survivor themselves.
The Harvest — Samantha Mulder's abduction is not definitively tied to the Syndicate's alien colonization experiments; canon later reveals she was taken by alien rebels or other forces, and the Syndicate's involvement is ambiguous.
Samantha Mulder Abduction — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section incorrectly states that Cassandra Spender confirmed Samantha died in 1987 at age 22; in the series, this information is revealed by the walk-in in 'Closure', not by Cassandra Spender.
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