In an episode so gross it reminds Matt and Justin of gross things they have seen in real life, Mulder and Scully are on the trail of two prison inmates who have been infected with a deadly new type of illness that spreads fast and kills faster.

A little boy is run over by a train, and it seems like supernatural forces were involved. Mulder and Scully go to investigate and stumble onto the activities of an old world mystic sect.

In a small town in Florida inhabited by sideshow performers, a terrible murder leads Mulder and Scully to investigate after realizing it matches up with a spate of murders covering 28 years. Justin and Matt join the escapades as we fall down the carney rabbit hole with our two favorite FBI agents!

A group of seamen is found mysteriously aged beyond their years, so Mulder and Scully are off to Norway to investigate what on their ship could have possibly caused them to get so old so quick.

Something is taking the animals out of an Idaho zoo. And making them invisible. And other things. So, of course, Mulder and Scully are there! And we are right there with them!

Okay, so there aren't any Avengers in this, but there sure are clones! And Skinner getting rough! And an unknown pathogen. Buckle up, Mulder and Scully are getting pretty close to the truth!

This episode we get back to the main mythology of the series as Mulder and Scully investigate the deaths of several identical men. Also, Mulder gets a big surprise when his father calls.

Are a bunch of refugees enacting voodoo curses on the soldiers detaining them? Is this episode scary relevant even though it was made in 1995? The answer to both these questions is "yes"!

Milford Haven, New Hampshire, seems to have a Satanist problem after a teen turns up dead. Mulder and Scully swoop in to investigate, but the locals have something to hide.

A dude in Minneapolis is having too much fun with corpses. Mulder gets to show us why he was once considered such a promising agent. Scully gets the heebie-jeebies.