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* GratuitousForeignLanguage: There's a fair amount of lines in Norwegian in this episode, episode delivered by the non-Norwegian actors: actors John Savage (American), Mar Andersons (Canadian) and Vladimir Kulich (Czech-born Canadian). Most of the words are reasonably correct, but the grammar is poor and the pronounciation worse. Savage (Henry Trondheim) does a serviceable attempt for the most part, but his [[WhatTheHellIsThatAccent delivery is inconsistent]] making it sound more like Danish or Icelandic at times (since the character is established to be American-born this can be partially HandWaved). Andersons (Halverson) only has two lines; the first is passable but the second (likely intended to mean "Calm down") becomes the nonsensical ''"Ta deg ned"'', literally meaning "Take yourself down". Kulich (Olafsson) however is way off the mark with his delivery, making most of his lines sound like borderline gibberish at times.gibberish.
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* GratuitousForeignLanguage: Norwegian.There's a fair amount of lines in Norwegian in this episode, delivered by non-Norwegian actors: John Savage (American), Mar Andersons (Canadian) and Vladimir Kulich (Czech-born Canadian). Most of the words are reasonably correct, but the grammar is poor and the pronounciation worse. Savage (Henry Trondheim) does a serviceable attempt for the most part, but his [[WhatTheHellIsThatAccent delivery is inconsistent]] making it sound more like Danish at times (since the character is established to be American-born this can be partially HandWaved). Andersons (Halverson) only has two lines; the first is passable but the second (likely intended to mean "Calm down") becomes the nonsensical ''"Ta deg ned"'', literally meaning "Take yourself down". Kulich (Olafsson) however is way off the mark with his delivery, making his lines sound like borderline gibberish at times.
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* AsLongAsItSoundsForeign: The idiom that lends the name to the episode doesn't exist in Scandinavian languages. It is also unlikely that a Norwegian would have Trondheim as a first last name (it is the name of a large city), but he was actually born in Pensacola.
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* StockUnsolvedMysteries: Mulder describes The Philadelphia Experiment, tweaking the legend so that the USS Eldridge incident happened ''after'' Roswell and the end of WWII, rather than in 1943 as originally attested. In any event that explanation turns out to be a RedHerring.
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* AsLongAsItSoundsForeign: The idiom that lends the name to the episode doesn't exist in Scandinavian languages. It is also unlikely that a Norwegian would have Trondheim as a first name (it is the name of a large city), but he was actually born in Pensacola.
* BermudaTriangle: The obvious inspiration of the episode despite the Norwegian setting.
* ButNotTooForeign: Trondheim lives in Norway but he was born in Florida.
* ForeignLanguageTitle: The title is Danish/Norwegian for "dead calm". It is, however, a literal translation of a phrase that doesn't exist in either language, as noted in AsLongAsItSoundsForeign.
* GhostShip: Mulder and Scully get trapped in Norway on a boat. They age rapidly.
* GratuitousForeignLanguage: Norwegian.
* KarmicDeath: Trondheim locks himself in the hold and hoards all the drinkable water, so obviously the outer hull of the ship rusts away and he drowns in the hold.
* Myth/NorseMythology: Scully references the Fenris Wolf and Ragnarok.
* RapidAging: Although it's actually more like rapid cellular damage caused by contaminated water.
* SettingUpdate: A fairly typical BermudaTriangle set off the Norwegian coast, of all places. Probably because at the time, the show crew didn't feel they could convincingly fake the Caribbean [[CaliforniaDoubling in Canada]]. The actual Bermuda Triangle was later brought to the front in... well, [[Recap/TheXFilesS06E03Triangle Triangle]].
* TelevisionGeography: The mystery triangle lined by Mulder actually covers one of the most transited sea lanes in Norway and its next to one of its largest cities, in contrast to the remote, rural-feel of the episode.
* ThatCameOutWrong: Mulder to Scully, as he's seasick on the ship.
-->'''Mulder:''' You're lucky you inherited your father's legs.\\
'''Scully:''' What?\\
'''Mulder:''' His sea legs.
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->''"I think I hear the wolf at the door."''
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* AsLongAsItSoundsForeign: The idiom that lends the name to the episode doesn't exist in Scandinavian languages. It is also unlikely that a Norwegian would have Trondheim as a first name (it is the name of a large city), but he was actually born in Pensacola.
* BermudaTriangle: The obvious inspiration of the episode despite the Norwegian setting.
* ButNotTooForeign: Trondheim lives in Norway but he was born in Florida.
* ForeignLanguageTitle: The title is Danish/Norwegian for "dead calm". It is, however, a literal translation of a phrase that doesn't exist in either language, as noted in AsLongAsItSoundsForeign.
* GhostShip: Mulder and Scully get trapped in Norway on a boat. They age rapidly.
* GratuitousForeignLanguage: Norwegian.
* KarmicDeath: Trondheim locks himself in the hold and hoards all the drinkable water, so obviously the outer hull of the ship rusts away and he drowns in the hold.
* Myth/NorseMythology: Scully references the Fenris Wolf and Ragnarok.
* RapidAging: Although it's actually more like rapid cellular damage caused by contaminated water.
* SettingUpdate: A fairly typical BermudaTriangle set off the Norwegian coast, of all places. Probably because at the time, the show crew didn't feel they could convincingly fake the Caribbean [[CaliforniaDoubling in Canada]]. The actual Bermuda Triangle was later brought to the front in... well, [[Recap/TheXFilesS06E03Triangle Triangle]].
* TelevisionGeography: The mystery triangle lined by Mulder actually covers one of the most transited sea lanes in Norway and its next to one of its largest cities, in contrast to the remote, rural-feel of the episode.
* ThatCameOutWrong: Mulder to Scully, as he's seasick on the ship.
-->'''Mulder:''' You're lucky you inherited your father's legs.\\
'''Scully:''' What?\\
'''Mulder:''' His sea legs.
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* AsLongAsItSoundsForeign: The idiom that lends the name to the episode doesn't exist in Scandinavian languages. It is also unlikely that a Norwegian would have Trondheim as a first name (it is the name of a large city), but he was actually born in Pensacola.
* BermudaTriangle: The obvious inspiration of the episode despite the Norwegian setting.
* ButNotTooForeign: Trondheim lives in Norway but he was born in Florida.
* ForeignLanguageTitle: The title is Danish/Norwegian for "dead calm". It is, however, a literal translation of a phrase that doesn't exist in either language, as noted in AsLongAsItSoundsForeign.
* GhostShip: Mulder and Scully get trapped in Norway on a boat. They age rapidly.
* GratuitousForeignLanguage: Norwegian.
* KarmicDeath: Trondheim locks himself in the hold and hoards all the drinkable water, so obviously the outer hull of the ship rusts away and he drowns in the hold.
* Myth/NorseMythology: Scully references the Fenris Wolf and Ragnarok.
* RapidAging: Although it's actually more like rapid cellular damage caused by contaminated water.
* SettingUpdate: A fairly typical BermudaTriangle set off the Norwegian coast, of all places. Probably because at the time, the show crew didn't feel they could convincingly fake the Caribbean [[CaliforniaDoubling in Canada]]. The actual Bermuda Triangle was later brought to the front in... well, [[Recap/TheXFilesS06E03Triangle Triangle]].
* TelevisionGeography: The mystery triangle lined by Mulder actually covers one of the most transited sea lanes in Norway and its next to one of its largest cities, in contrast to the remote, rural-feel of the episode.
* ThatCameOutWrong: Mulder to Scully, as he's seasick on the ship.
-->'''Mulder:''' You're lucky you inherited your father's legs.\\
'''Scully:''' What?\\
'''Mulder:''' His sea legs.
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->''"I think I hear the wolf at the door."''
* AsLongAsItSoundsForeign: The idiom that lends the name to the episode doesn't exist in Scandinavian languages. It is also unlikely that a Norwegian would have Trondheim as a first name (it is the name of a large city), but he was actually born in Pensacola.
* BermudaTriangle: The obvious inspiration of the episode despite the Norwegian setting.
* ButNotTooForeign: Trondheim lives in Norway but he was born in Florida.
* ForeignLanguageTitle: The title is Danish/Norwegian for "dead calm". It is, however, a literal translation of a phrase that doesn't exist in either language, as noted in AsLongAsItSoundsForeign.
* GhostShip: Mulder and Scully get trapped in Norway on a boat. They age rapidly.
* GratuitousForeignLanguage: Norwegian.
* KarmicDeath: Trondheim locks himself in the hold and hoards all the drinkable water, so obviously the outer hull of the ship rusts away and he drowns in the hold.
* Myth/NorseMythology: Scully references the Fenris Wolf and Ragnarok.
* RapidAging: Although it's actually more like rapid cellular damage caused by contaminated water.
* SettingUpdate: A fairly typical BermudaTriangle set off the Norwegian coast, of all places. Probably because at the time, the show crew didn't feel they could convincingly fake the Caribbean [[CaliforniaDoubling in Canada]]. The actual Bermuda Triangle was later brought to the front in... well, [[Recap/TheXFilesS06E03Triangle Triangle]].
* TelevisionGeography: The mystery triangle lined by Mulder actually covers one of the most transited sea lanes in Norway and its next to one of its largest cities, in contrast to the remote, rural-feel of the episode.
* ThatCameOutWrong: Mulder to Scully, as he's seasick on the ship.
-->'''Mulder:''' You're lucky you inherited your father's legs.\\
'''Scully:''' What?\\
'''Mulder:''' His sea legs.
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* AsLongAsItSoundsForeign: The idiom that lends the name to the episode doesn't exist in Scandinavian languages. It is also unlikely that a Norwegian would have Trondheim as a first name (it is the name of a large city), but he was actually born in Pensacola.
* BermudaTriangle: The obvious inspiration of the episode despite the Norwegian setting.
* ButNotTooForeign: Trondheim lives in Norway but he was born in Florida.
* ForeignLanguageTitle: The title is Danish/Norwegian for "dead calm". It is, however, a
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'''Season 2, Episode 19:'''
!Død Kalm
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* GhostShip:
* GratuitousForeignLanguage: Norwegian.
* KarmicDeath: Trondheim locks himself in the hold and hoards all the drinkable water, so obviously the outer hull of the ship rusts away and he drowns in the hold.
* Myth/NorseMythology: Scully references the Fenris Wolf and Ragnarok.
* RapidAging: Although it's actually more like rapid cellular damage caused
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* SettingUpdate: A fairly typical BermudaTriangle set off the Norwegian coast, of all places. Probably because at the time, the show crew didn't feel they could convincingly fake the Caribbean [[CaliforniaDoubling in Canada]]. The actual Bermuda Triangle was later brought
Directed by Nick Marck
->'''Scully:''' There is no hard evidence to
* TelevisionGeography: The mystery triangle lined by Mulder actually covers one of the most transited sea lanes in Norway and its next to one of its largest cities, in contrast to the remote, rural-feel of the episode.
* ThatCameOutWrong: Mulder to Scully, as he's seasick on the ship.
-->'''Mulder:''' You're lucky you inherited your father's legs.
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'''Season 2, Episode 19:'''
!Død Kalm
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[[caption-width-right:350:A literal race against time for Mulder and Scully.]]
->Written by Howard Gordon (Story & teleplay) & Alex Gansa (Teleplay)\\
Directed by Nick Marck
->'''Scully:''' There is no hard evidence to indicate that this is a time warp.\\
'''Mulder:''' We're the evidence, Scully! Look at us! We're aging by the minute.
Mulder and Scully investigate a US Navy vessel trapped in the Norwegian Sea, where the crew have become subject to rapid aging.
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'''Season 2, Episode 19:'''
!Død Kalm
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[[caption-width-right:350:A literal race against time for Mulder and Scully.]]
->Written by Howard Gordon (Story & teleplay) & Alex Gansa (Teleplay)\\
Directed by Nick Marck
->'''Scully:''' There is no hard evidence to indicate that this is a time warp.\\
'''Mulder:''' We're the evidence, Scully! Look at us! We're aging by the minute.
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* BermudaTriangle: The obvious inspiration of the episode despite the Norwegian setting.
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* TelevisionGeography: The mystery triangle lined by Mulder actually covers one of the most transited sea lanes in Norway and its next to one of its largest cities, in contrast to the remote, rural-feel of the episode.
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* ThatCameOutWrong: Mulder to Scully, as he's seasick on the ship.
-->'''Mulder''': You're lucky you inherited your father's legs.\\
'''Scully''': What?\\
'''Mulder''': His sea legs.
* ThatCameOutWrong: Mulder to Scully, as he's seasick on the ship.
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'''Mulder''': His sea legs.
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* GhostShip
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