| 1968 D.C. Fontana Tomorrow is Yesterday in J. Blish Star Trek 2 (1968) 28
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We're tracking both you and the UFO.
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| 1989 Omni Aug. 81/2
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It somebody asked me how to make a tiny town nobody has ever heard of internationally famous, I'd say, ‘Announce that you're going to build a landing site for UFOs.’
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| 1991 A. D. Foster Cat.a.lyst xii. 180
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An invasion! Real UFOs!
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| 1992 Sci. Fiction Age Nov. 18/2
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A wave of UFO and radioactive mutant films followed.
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| 1993 Omni Oct. 113/1
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The youngster began a lifelong quest to learn about UFOs.
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| 1993 SFRA Rev. Jan.–Feb. 37
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Brosnan doubts the conventional wisdom that every monster, alien, and UFO in 1950s films represented either nuclear weapons or Communism.
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| 1995 C. Carter Truth is out There: Official Guide to The X Files Introd. 2
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Though the pilot and the first episode dealt with UFOs [(unidentified flying objects)] , the series quickly established itself as one that was going to deal with a wide array of topics.
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| 1995 C. Carter Truth is out There: Official Guide to The X Files The Episodes: Season 1 102
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Later they see two darting lights in the night sky, then go to the Flying Saucer Cafe—looking for ‘UFO nuts’—where Mulder sees a picture of a UFO that looks uncannily like a shot supposedly taken in Roswell, New Mexico in 1947.
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| 1995 C. Carter Truth is out There: Official Guide to The X Files Conception and Evolution 15
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‘I read it, and I thought it was a really good story and that UFOs [(unidentified flying objects)] would get boring after three or four episodes,’ Duchovny recalls. ‘I thought I could go to Vancouver for a month and get paid, and then go on and do my next movie.’
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| 1995 C. Carter Truth is out There: Official Guide to The X Files The Episodes: Season 1 138
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Synopsis: An Iraqi pilot shoots down a UFO, which crashes near a U.S. installation along the Iraq/Turkey border.
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