Scully Syndrome: Difference between revisions

** It's shown in later seasons, on the handful of occasions where Scully encounters an X-File without Mulder along, that Scully's perfectly willing to consider the supernatural explanation if there isn't a more reasonable mundane one (see the episode where she microwaves a creepy doll that's causing people to kill themselves). But not only was she assigned to debunk Mulder's work, but she feels (and is often justified in feeling) that she's ''required'' to debunk him and offer mundane explanations, for his safety and hers.

* The main characters of ''[[Supernatural (TV series)|Supernatural]]'', although aware of the supernatural, argue frequently about whether the case of the week is up their alley. It always is.

* T'Pol from ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]'' continued repeating that "The Vulcan Science Directorate has determined time-travel to be impossible" long after any vaguely logical person should have at least started thinking of it as a real possibility. She actually used this as a mantra to defeat interrogation by someone who asked what she knew about specific time travellers she'd had contact with.

** And after that, she time-travelled.