En Ami: Off the Top of My Head (SPOILERS)

Here's what I liked:
 
-  Wow.  Scully got conned.  That's refreshing.  I'm pleased
that, for once, it's not Mulder who's been led down the garden
path.
 
-  Speaking of whom, Mulder's looks at her at the end were a
perfect combination of disappointment/"how could
you?"/embarrassment at knowing that he's been conned a few times
himself.
 
-  Glad Scully made an attempt to keep in touch with Mulder
(best laid plans, of course...) rather than do a ditch.
 
-  Yes, I noticed: nice light blue mock t-neck, Scully.  Please
buy a dozen of those in an assortment of colors. <g>
 
 
Here's what I didn't like:
 
-  About keeping in touch with Mulder: what, she couldn't have
left him a clue in her apartment?  Scribbled a note, left it
under her pillow?  Oh, I guess pre-arranged secret hiding places
would go hand-in-hand with pre-arranged "Is that really you,
Mulder, or a shape shifter/MIB/etc.?" means of identification. 
 
-  Next time, Scully, wear a *black* blouse and a *black* bra
with the *black* wire, okay?
 
-  CSM didn't drug her, eh?  Yeah, I believe she slept through
him carrying her into the house and changing her clothes (and he
left the wire on her?  am I missing something here?).  But since
we didn't see her eat anything, how did he do it?  Did it have
something to do with the gloves?  If not, what the hell were the
gloves for?!?
 
-  ::sigh::  I was following Scully's behavior up until she
received the note about Calico Cove.  Why did she share that
information with CSM if she didn't trust him?  And WHY THE HELL
DID SHE GIVE HIM THE DAMN DISK?!?  Yeah, I know, plotwise she
had to so ol' Smokey could pull the disk switcheroo.  But it was
idiotic for her to do.  I can understand why she went along with
him to begin with -- I can even understand why she misled Mulder
-- but handing over the disk made no sense to me at all.  Not
only should she have not trusted him with it, but he intended to
give the information to her all along, so she should have just
kept it.  Grrrrrrr.
 
-  No big surprise when Mulder and Scully went to the office
building at the end and it was deserted.  But why did they go
*there* rather than the last place Scully had seen CSM?  Wasn't
that where we saw him at the very end, flinging the disk into
the water?
 
-  Gunmen:  oh, my.  They're scary looking enough under normal
circumstances; I hope we never see them in disguises like this
again.  ::shudders:: 
 
 
Perplexed about:
 
-  Marjorie.  What exactly was the point of having her there? 
Will Mulder and Scully try to track her down?
 
-  Mulder getting Scully's landlord to open her apartment. 
Ummm, he doesn't have a key?  Seriously?
 
 
All in all, I was on the edge of my seat for the first 45
minutes.  The ending (from Calico Cove on) fell flat for me. 
But perhaps I'll be able to see it in a different/more positive
light as I read others' posts.