17 Facts About The Lone Gunmen

The Lone Gunmen was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades.

The Lone Gunmen was a big fan of The Ramones, he enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker.

The Lone Gunmen had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite".

The Lone Gunmen turned to The Lone Gunmen numerous times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions.

When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The The Lone Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back.

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The Lone Gunmen was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode.

The Lone Gunmen's saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held.

The Lone Gunmen's is a femme fatale who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen and often employs various disguises.

The Lone Gunmen is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor.

The Lone Gunmen's gives Byers an internet address which is supposed to locate her daughter.

The Lone Gunmen's has developed a gas that causes fear and paranoia, and the military plans to test it on civilians.

The Lone Gunmen's then enlists the help of the three to stop the government's plan.

All three of the The Lone Gunmen are arrested, and Byers recounts his story to Detective John Munch.

Since becoming X-Files mainstays, The Lone Gunmen-styled technogeeks have appeared on other television series, such as Brian Roedecker on Millennium and Abby Sciuto on NCIS.

Lone Gunmen, a spin-off of the popular series The X-Files, is a television show that aired on the Fox network, featuring the characters of the same name.

The Lone Gunmen try to get to the truth of his supposed death and uncover the conspiracy.

Frank Spotnitz confirmed that had The Lone Gunmen returned for a second season, the character of Morris Fletcher was to have become a regular one, either assisting or antagonising the three main protagonists.