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Don't get me wrong here: I am still incredibly excited to see Mulder and Scully back together on screen. With the way FOX has been hyping the return of The X-Files, I was expecting a lot more out of this premiere that what we got. While it does feel like the series never left, with such a large gap in between season nine and this tenth season, there should have been a lot more exploration to what these characters have been doing in the interim. It is very possible that the next five episodes will explore that more in depth which is probably why the network decided to air a second episode tomorrow night rather than waiting a full week for viewers to let this first hour sink in. I am glad to see The X-Files is back, but if the next five episodes don't kick things up a bit, this may be another revivial of a series that should have been left alone.
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