The X-Files is a celebrated series with a loyal fanbase, but there are a few episodes that outraged fans for a variety of ...

The X-Files had one episode that was especially terrifying, probably because horror master Stephen King wrote it.

Season 4’s Home just might be The X-Files‘ most controversial episode ever. Because of its grotesque plot, it is rarely replayed on television, turning it into an underrated classic since many ...

The X-Files follows FBI ... are taken from Scully. The episode gets sadder with each re-watch, especially knowing what happens to her later in the show. Season 2, Episode 18 is one of the "Monster ...

Highlights include the ‘Anasazi’ trilogy (Season 2, Episode 25 ... 14), and the psychopathy of ‘Unruhe’ (Season 4, Episode 4). The X-Files could also do comedy. As the show developed ...

Another episode with Mulder and Scully ... that she can sneak references to The X-Files into daily conversation (and author bios). The Last Of Us Season 2 Finale Live Blog Watchalong: I'm Reacting ...

The X-Files celebrates its ... dedicated this entire list to Season 6, which is a semi-controversial season of the show with a lot of ballsy, weird standalone episodes. None is so crazy as ...

When “The X-Files” premiered on Sept ... He (spoiler) resurfaced in the episode “Tooms,” which aired later in the first season. While this may share the subtitle of the forthcoming ...