The X Files

Oh hell no. ‘The X-Files’ delivers the first truly scary episode of the season with some sick ‘IT’ and ‘Goosebumps’ hybrid. Warning: you won’t be able to sleep tonight after reading this recap.

Wait — was that Haley Joel Osment? Find out the role he plays in one of ‘The X-Files’ best episodes of the season by reading our recap! Warning: this episode is NOT for the squeamish.

 ‘The X-Files’ returns for a second episode with a fan favorite back to help Mulder and Scully save the world! Find out who in our recap!

Impatiently waiting for new shows to premiere and old ones to return? Here’s the FULL schedule for you to live by in 2018!

It’s not over ’til it’s over — and that may not be anytime soon for David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson. The on-screen duo is returning to Fox for a six-episode limited series, but in a new interview, they were of course asked to do more than six episodes. And well, they weren’t against it.

We’ve been waiting a long time (14 years to be exact) for The X-Files to return to TV and we’re obviously thrilled to see David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson back in action when the series premieres on Jan. 24. However, six episodes is a total tease, right? Well it may just turn into more.

Hottest. Agent. Ever. The news broke on July 21 that Robbie Amell, who is known for his roles in ‘The Flash’ and ‘The Duff’ has joined ‘The X-Files’ as well as ‘Six Feet Under’ star, Lauren Ambrose.

Robbie Amell is taking on the role of “smart” and “smooth” Agent Miller (so basically, he’ll be playing himself) on episode four of the return of The X-Files on Fox, and he’s not the only one. Fox has also cast Lauren Abrose as sharp, confident Agent Einstein. Both will reportedly star in one episode.

‘The X-Files’ fans are already going crazy over the original cast returning for a six new episodes. But now, David Duchovny has revealed in a new interview that it actually could be more than one season!

With David Duchovny, Gillian Anderson, Mitch Pileggi and William B. Davis are all returning to Fox for a reboot of The X-Files, and it’s actually been in the works for two years, David just revealed. Many have assumed the reboot would be a miniseries, but he’s actually open to more! In a new interview, he dives into the surprising reaction he had when reading the script, plus, what he’s dreading about filming!