'X-Files' Agents Mulder and Scully Finally Have Sex on TV (Video)

The moment “X-Files” fans have been waiting for has finally arrived: Mulder and Scully just had sex on TV.

Granted, it was in a sketch for Jimmy Kimmel, but that doesn’t mean it’s not a sight to see since it was never shown on the actual Fox series.

The FBI agents played by David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson let their passion fly while investigating a case when a new agent (Kimmel) tells the pair they should just get it over with. After a moment’s hesitation, the two pile on top of each other on a nearby table and make fan fiction writers’ wet dreams come true.

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The sketch, as a whole, was about Mulder and Scully coming to grips with the fact that it’s no longer the 1990s and they are not as technologically adept as they used to be.

In an interview later on the show, Anderson and Duchovny discussed the fact that they did not get along so well when filming the original series.

Anderson began to explain that the show was shot in Vancouver, which is very “moist,” before she broke down laughing. After collecting herself, she continued.

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“My hair gets very frizzy…It takes forever. Between every single take, they’d have to stand there and blow-dry my hair again and things take a long time,” Anderson said.

“And I got pissed at that?” Duchovny asked.

“Well, I think it added to the tension,” she said. “The fact I took so long — is that anything to do with it?”

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“Kind of makes me sound like an a–hole,” Duchovny replied.

Watch the sketch above and then watch the interview portion below:

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Cigarette Smoking Man: A primary antagonist for most the series, this chain smoker frequently stymied Mulder and Scully's X-Files investigations
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The Peacock Family: A family of inbred cannibals, two members eventually escaped Mulder and Scully and are still on the loose
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Chinga: This homicidal doll terrorized a small Maine town before Scully destroyed it. Or so she thought ...
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Alien Bounty Hunter: Also called "The Colonists," this shape-shifting alien race killed anyone who interfered with their plan to covertly control Earth
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The Black Oil: This alien virus was developed by the Colonists as a means to enslave the human race
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The Syndicate: A "shadow government" formed within the U.S. State Department and CIA, the group worked with the Colonists to ensure a "peaceful" takeover of Earth
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The A.I.: Seen in the episode "Kill Switch," this rogue artificial intelligence was capable of tracking and killing anyone via satellite
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The Fungus: In "Field Trip," Mulder and Scully fall victim to a hallucinogenic fungus that slowly consumes its victims
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Phyllis Paddock: A demon in the form of a substitute teacher, she killed several students and a PTA member after students summoned her with a séance in the woods near their school
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Beggar Man: This diminutive Indian mystic was capable of hiding inside his victims' stomachs and using them as a host before killing them
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Cecil L'Ively: This pyrokinetic murderer killed several British dignitaries before making his way across the pond to face off against Mulder and Scully
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