How did the episode 'E.B.E.' contribute to The X-Files mythology? - Ask Wiki

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The episode "E.B.E." from The X-Files is significant for several reasons related to the show's overarching mythology:

Introduction of The Lone Gunmen: It introduces the recurring characters The Lone Gunmen, a trio of conspiracy theorists who assist Mulder and Scully in uncovering government secrets.
Disinformation Campaign: Mulder and Scully become targets of a disinformation campaign as they trace a secret government transport of an extraterrestrial biological entity, shedding light on the extent of government cover-ups.
Deep Throat's Revelations: The episode further develops the mythology by involving Mulder's informant, Deep Throat, who hints at a shadow government working secretly, expanding the theme of pervasive governmental conspiracy.

These elements add depth to the series' exploration of alien encounters and government secrecy.

For more details, you can check the E.B.E. episode details on IMDb and the Wikipedia page.

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