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Somehow, Satan Got Behind Me

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Somehow, Satan Got Behind Me

 WRITTEN BY

Darin Morgan

 DIRECTED BY

Darin Morgan

 AIRED ON

May 1, 1998

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 SUMMARY

In a darkly humorous episode, four demons discuss their exploits on Earth while meeting in a coffee shop. Their stories reveal how they manipulate humans into despair, exploring the banality of evil and its insidious impact on everyday life, with Frank briefly encountering them in his own work.

 STORY

"Somehow, Satan Got Behind Me" centers around Frank Black as he investigates a series of murders that appear to be linked by a disturbing and ritualistic pattern. The episode begins with the discovery of a murder scene that involves occult symbols and evidence suggesting a ritualistic killing.

Frank’s investigation leads him to uncover that the victims had been involved in a religious cult with a dark and twisted belief system. The cult's practices are deeply rooted in themes of demonic possession and ritual sacrifice. As Frank delves into the cult’s activities, he finds that the group is centered around a charismatic leader who claims to have a direct connection with demonic forces.

The episode explores the psychological and supernatural elements of the cult’s belief system, emphasizing the themes of faith, possession, and the influence of dark forces on the human psyche. Frank encounters various members of the cult, each with their own motivations and levels of belief in the cult’s doctrines.

As Frank unravels the mystery, he discovers that the murders are part of a larger and more elaborate ritual intended to invoke dark powers. The climax of the episode reveals the true nature of the cult leader’s intentions and the chilling extent to which the cult has gone to achieve their apocalyptic goals.

"Somehow, Satan Got Behind Me" is notable for its exploration of religious and supernatural themes, blending elements of psychological horror with dramatic storytelling. The episode creates a tense and unsettling atmosphere, highlighting the impact of belief and manipulation on the characters involved.

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A great success

Written by Pike on 2017-09-06
★ ★ ★ ★ ★

For his second episode of the season, Darin Morgan delivers an episode that works much better. From the very first second, the episode hits the nail on the head and keeps on stringing beads. The episode is very similar to “Mulder and Scully Meet the Were-Monster”, in that they each evoke the meaning of life. A great success.

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2024-08-29 02:33:42 - Pike: Added the story.


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