Personally, my favorite has always been “One Breath,” which returns the abducted Scully to Mulder, deepening their ...

'A little bit more monstery' Morgan says he hasn't watched "Home" in years. In fact, the only X-Files episodes he likes to rewatch are the ones written by his brother, Darin Morgan, the Emmy-winning ...

Everybody (even those who have never even seen the show) knows that the Big Bad of The X-Files is the Cigarette Smoking Man, ...

The X-Files was a television series known for its supernatural and mythical storylines. However, many of the episodes in the series are based on real-life events, people, and mysteries. Here, we ...

Janelle has an extensive career as a writer, with over a decade of freelance experience, especially when it comes to pop culture. Although her first love was music, she also enjoys digging into ...

While The X-Files was a show best known for its conspiratorial take on aliens and UFOs, the show tackled plenty of earthbound horrors as well. In fact, there were far more monster-of-the-week episodes ...

Mark Snow created one of the most memorable TV themes of all time. As composer of “The X-Files,” he delivered each note of the brooding, atmospheric scores in every episode. But it was his ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook There’s something so engaging about the science-fiction genre. The melding of themes and ideas ...

One of the earliest monster of the week episodes in The X Files focused on a man by the name of Eugene Tooms, a centuries old mutant who hibernates between intense killing sprees. When he unearths ...

The X-Files was often at its best when it prioritized laughs over suspense and horror, and “Small Potatoes” is one of the series’ funniest episodes. FBI agents Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) and Dana ...