Beloved sc fi drama The X Files makes miraculous return from culture death in the debut of first episode from the miniseries, 'My Struggle.' The K Files finds the truth in the struggle - but it's not easy in the game changing new world of the show. The bad guys aren't so shadowy anymore - everybody knows that shadow men used to manipulate our destinies with weird science. And, the show faces the new shadowy corners, which we will glimpse more of in future episodes.

The first episode of season three opens with the rewatch of season nine MSR-centric episode, Trust No 1. The ninth season of the show sees Scully plagued by constant fear for William - for his safety, for what he is, for how he came to be, etc. She assuages these fears by telling William what she, herself, still can't quite accept in the poignant opening voice-over. Over the course of the episode, Scully finds herself in situations where she must push back against shadow men with red right hands who assume access to her: her health, her privacy, her relationships and choices. Scully must overcome her fear in order to reclaim power by speaking a truth which transforms all shadows to her son, William, and essentially, herself.

This triumph is seemingly limited for the character, however, as the episode ends on a melancholy note, recalling that though she believes in her love for William without doubt, she does not have Mulder to complete the circle and restore her hope, as he has done in previous Scully dreams, like Per Manum.

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As the end of 2015 draws nigh, The Rewatch brings us to a K Files favorite episode: Per Manum. We've investigated many episodes from Chris Carter that below the surface appear to be the characters' dreams previously, such as Triangle, and the Per Manum case file reveals it to be in this family. Now we've entered the 8th season and Scully's emotions are more turbulent than ever between Mulder's abduction and her troubled pregnancy with William, until her fears reach a fever pitch in this episode. It's more than a dream - it's a Scully nightmare.

Scully works through her fears by remembering the most important truth: miracles are real and they happen every day, if only you would believe in them. Even while absent, Mulder restores Scully's faith in this beautiful, symbolic episode that epitomizes why the MSR is the most compelling story of all.

In recent podcast discussing the episode Amor Fati we observed the inward journey Mulder experienced in order to learn that Scully was his touchstone and constant. He pledged himself to Scully with finality. Now, Scully is the only one holding the pair back from progressing in their relationship. In an episode written and directed by the essence of Scully, herself, Gillian Anderson, Scully faces an internal crisis of faith and, like Mulder and his boy on the beach, Scully ultimately finds what she needs to move forward for herself and in her relationship with Mulder.

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In this very special episode of The K Files, agents are joined by guest host, Heather Turner, a crew member from upcoming X Files miniseries. Heather talks behind the scenes of the new six episodes and her own history with the show, then joins the investigation into dramatic finale to The Sixth Extinction trilogy, Amor Fati.

Amor Fati shows Mulder facing a final temptation before committing fully to his shared journey with Scully, while separately Scully faces her own doubts. Mulder's arc is overt in this trilogy, but Scully's story is suble. Scully learns: your ability to perceive truths is determined simply by your readiness to believe in their veracity.

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I've always loved Mulder's quote from Aubrey, which Scully also repeats in Paper Hearts:

"Dreams are the answers to questions that we haven't yet figured out how to ask."

It rings even more insightful now that I understand the language of dreams better. The language that Chris Carter uses in his storytelling. The truth that Mulder pursues on The X Files doesn't really involve shadow men and aliens, but matters of his own heart. And Scully's journey flows like water, concurrent.

Triangle belongs to a subheading of XF episodes classified by The K Files as Chris Carter's Fairytales. These new myth stories propel our heroes through a journey more internal than external, a journey of the heart.

In Post Modern Prometheus, Mulder and Scully traversed the special world of rural Indiana, comic books, and a deconstructed Mary Shelley. In Triangle, Mulder travels (elaborately) from DC to the waters of the Bermuda Triangle, and then all the way into World War II and the dark terrain of the psyche.

Triangle is Mulder's dream. He answers his own question, and the answer is always Scully.

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Although other agents working for The X Files 201 Days have closed the case file on Post Modern Prometheus, but partners Moeller and Lopez were compelled to search for the truth even deeper into rural Indiana.

One of Chris Carter's finest hours of writing and directing, PMP is a modern myth story, a new fairy tale, which hints at one of the most profound truths hidden in the special world of The X-Files: You are the author of your happiness. Don't believe their lies.

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Believe the Lie concludes its three part journey with Redux Part II. If the characters' faith was 'revived' in Part I, they earn the moral victory doubly so in Part II. Agents Moeller and Lopez wrap up the case the Mulder and Scully way: with more questions.

The K-Files continues our search for the truth with The X-Files 201 Days Rewatch of mythology three parter Gethsemane, and Redux Parts I and II, in a three part podcast event. Join our investigation! Agents will be posting crime scene photos and ancillary evidence to the Hollywood Redux Facebook page and Twitter throughout the trilogy rewatch. Tune in below and discover if you believe the lie.

The K-Files reports on The X-Files 201 Days Rewatch of mythology three parter Gethsemane, and Redux Parts I and II, in a special three part podcast event. Agents Lopez and Moeller will be posting crime scene photos and ancillary evidence to the Hollywood Redux Facebook page and Twitter through the trilogy rewatch.