Screenrant
After nearly 15 years, agents Mulder and Scully are back on television investigating the strange, the paranormal, and the conspiratorial in FOX’s revival of The X-Files. As with anything that was as influential as Chris Carter’s series about FBI agents walking the fine line between stubborn skepticism and outright fanaticism, its return was almost inevitable in today’s television landscape. After all, television is now a place where nothing with a once (and possibly future) valuable IP cannot be mined for the purpose of putting eyeballs in front of the TV once more – even if its just for six weeks at a time.
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