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| Scott Blevins | |
| Aliases: | Section Chief Scott Blevins |
| Continuity: | The X-Files |
| Notability: | Recurring character |
| Type: | Federal agent |
| Gender: | Male |
| Race: | Human |
| Location: | Washington, D.C. |
| Status: | Deceased |
| Born: | 1935 [1] |
| Died: | 1997 |
| First: | "Pilot" |
| Actor: | Charles Cioffi |
Scott Blevins is a fictional Federal agent and a minor recurring character featured in the FOX Network television series The X-Files. Played by actor Charles Cioffi, he was introduced in the series' pilot episode and made five appearances in the series in total.
Biography[]
Scott Blevins was an administrative department head and section chief for the Federal Bureau of Investigation based out of the J. Edgar Hoover Building on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C.
In 1993, Chief Blevins selected a forensics scientist within the department, Dana Scully to become a special agent for the FBI and partnered her up with a maverick investigtor named Fox Mulder. It was Blevins' intent that the pragmatic Agent Scully would observe and debunk any theories put forth by Agent Mulder that ran outside the realms of conventional thinking; particularly when it came to the existence of extraterrestrials and the idea of alien abductions. Reluctantly, Dana obeyed and was assigned to the X-Files Division of the FBI, reporting back to Chief Blevins with anything she believed to be pertinent to her assignment. (XF: Pilot)
Fox Mulder later submitted a 302 form to Blevins' office to investigate a case involving possible alien abduction. His only evidence to the matter however was a newspaper tabloid headline. Blevins disallowed the 302 form, but Mulder investigated the case on his own anyway. (XF: Conduit)
Notes & Trivia[]
- The character of Scott Blevins was created by director Robert Mandel and series creator, developer and executive producer Chris Carter.
See also[]
Media
The World of the X-Files
The X-Files miscellaneous
External links[]
References[]
- ↑ Date approximated based upon the age of actor Charles Cioffi.