The two-time Emmy nominee goes behind the scenes of his Monster of the Week classics, including "Home," "Squeeze," and "Die Hand Die Verletzt." ...

After VinylRight employee Gary Lambert sees his horrific insect boss turn his co-worker into a zombie, he records a manifesto claiming that only he can see the monster, who “hides in the light.” ...

Is there a better TV villain than the Cigarette Smoking Man? Even if you can name one, The X-Files' most notorious antagonist is certainly up there. The character, played to perfection by William B.

During its original run on television, The X-Files was a trend-setting program that pushed the weird and unexplained into the spotlight. It was no wonder that the David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook King is listed as a writer alongside series creator Chris Carter on The X-Files Season 5, Episode ...

Whether it was the monster of the week or series mythology, The X-Files entertained viewers every week as FBI agents Fox Mulder (David Duchovny), a believer in the paranormal, and Dana Scully (Gillian ...

A Fox executive delivered a simple, two-word reaction to Glen Morgan after reading his initial script for "Home," the only episode of The X-Files ever to be banned from network television: "You're ...