The show is coming out on Blu ray

http://www.hometheaterforum.com/topic/343472-tcfhe-press-release-the-x-files-the-collectors-set-blu-ray/

http://tvshowsondvd.com/news/X-Files-Collectors-Box-Set-Blu-ray/21619

Don't really care about Blu-ray but that package art is gorgeous! 

TV Line thinks Lauren Ambrose and Robbie Amell are being considered for a spinoff.

Making my way through Season 9, which I have mostly never seen before. When I first watched some of the episodes years ago without the context of having seen season 8 first, I mostly disliked them, found Doggett boring, and Reyes annoying. But now that I've seen it all in order, got to know the characters and watched them evolve, the show is SO much better than the general consensus will have you believing. In fact, most stand-alone episodes are ten times better than some of the drivel in seasons 6 and 7 which was nearly un-watchable. I have also grown to really like the new format of Doggett and Reyes, with Scully helping them (of course, more Scully is always good). You could almost see the show going on had it not been for the fans' refusal to accept an existence without Duchovny and Mulder.

Great little behind-the-scenes look for Season 10. Obviously includes a lot of mild spoilers. Now that I've finished the show, mythology rewatch begins counting down to the return!

I've always been agnostic on The X-Files. Some of it I really enjoy, a lot of I've always found very strangely neutered because of Chris Carter's prose and strange attitude about human relationships. But the actors are really unique, some of the mythology is very interesting and a lot of the stories stick with you. Like I've said before, it's grown on me in years since so I'll be watching this on Sunday (and Monday, it's a two-day event for the premiere). The reviews are very iffy on the Chris Carter-penned premiere, but the others sound interesting.

 

This is also a little surprising:

 

 

[Studio chair Dana Walden is] ready for more, regardless of ratings. “We would commit to new episodes right now, today, in advance of our launch. We are excited creatively by what we’ve seen. These episodes are incredibly consistent with the original series.”

Edited January 20, 201610 yr by Vee

That was fantastic. The Mulder/Scully chemistry is just as alive as ever. The way they retooled the conspiracy was amazing and typically X-Files crazy. They weren't kidding when they said this would be the same show we've always known -- down to them keeping the original opening credits, as well as the executive producer title card at the end. I was afraid any X-Files return would be watered down in terms of the government and the conspiracies, but they REALLY went there, the same way they did in the early 90s and in a fashion that would have never been allowed in the 24 era. And that ending!

 

Also, the girl playing Sveta was great (so sad about her ending) and when did Joel McHale become SO fcking hot????

Edited January 25, 201610 yr by YRBB

Wow. Good start! lol at how they showed clips of some of the Presidents .

 

 

Enjoyed the show. It picked right up where it left off 

I'm still shocked the show is back.  Gillian is suggesting they do 6 eppies/year as opposed to every few years.  She may get her wished.  Really good ratings!

 

http://www.ew.com/article/2016/01/25/x-files-ratings

I'm still shocked the show is back.  Gillian is suggesting they do 6 eppies/year as opposed to every few years.  She may get her wished.  Really good ratings!

 

http://www.ew.com/article/2016/01/25/x-files-ratings

13.5 million viewers and a 5.1? That's phenomenal! Let's see if it sticks!

I'm still shocked the show is back.  Gillian is suggesting they do 6 eppies/year as opposed to every few years.  She may get her wished.  Really good ratings!

 

http://www.ew.com/article/2016/01/25/x-files-ratings

The only show to get those kind of ratings for them has been Empire. I would do maybe 10 episodes a year...