You want your classic monster on the X-Files? You get it this time in the incredible Season 5 Episode “Post-Modern Prometheus”! It was written and directed by series creator Chris Carter. The original air date was November 30, 1997 and it had 18.7 million viewers. The episode was nominated for seven Emmy awards and won the award for Outstanding Art Direction. Read More...

Ponder mortality and the incredible bond between Scully and Mulder with us and the episode “Memento Mori”. It was written by an ensemble of the show’s best: Chris Carter, Vince Gilligan, John Shiban, and Frank Spotnitz. The show was directed by Rob Bowman, the original air date was February 9, 1997 and it had 19.1 million viewers. Star Gillian Anderson won the Emmy for Best Actress for her work here. Read More...

Lie down and rest with us in this week’s chilling and touching episode, “Clyde Bruckman’s Final Repose”. It was written by Darin Morgan and directed by David Nutter. The original air date was October 13, 1995 and it had 15.38 million viewers. The episode guest-starred Peter Boyle as Clyde Bruckman, and he deservedly won an Emmy for best supporting actor for it. Read More...

Flukie is here! Yes, everyone’s favorite monster of the week is on our minds and hopefully not in our plumbing in this wonderfully creepy episode from Season 2 entitled “The Host.” This was written by Chris Carter and directed by Daniel Sackheim, and the original air date was September 23, 1994. The show had 15.9 million viewers that week. Read More...

Just when you think the X-Files can’t get any better you watch the Season 1 finale “The Erlenmeyer Flask” and discover it can! This tour-de-force has a great twist at the end and really does a great job setting up the second season. It was written by Chris Carter and directed by R. W. Goodwin. The original air date was May 13, 1994 and garnered 14 million viewers. Read More...

Episode 1x13 “Beyond the Sea” remains a highlight of the entire series. The astounding performance of guest star Brad Dourif and Gillian Anderson’s ability to go toe-to-toe with him raise the bar on our expectations going forward. It was written by Glen Morgan & James Wong and directed by David Nutter. It aired on originally on January 7, 1994 and had 10.8 million viewers. Read More...

This was Episode 1x02 entitled “Deep Throat” and it was spectacular! We are introduced to the iconic character of Deep Throat and many of the show’s core attributes are introduced here, beginning with the opening title sequence. Chris Carter wrote and Daniel Sackheim directed this episode, and the original air date was September 17, 1993. The show garnered 11.1 million viewers. Read More...

Hello everyone! Welcome to “We Still Believe - an X-Files Podcast”! It’s a podcast dedicated to the TV show ‘The X-Files’ on Fox! We created this podcast to talk about the upcoming X-Files miniseries debuting in January 2016.

In this week’s episode, we begin by introducing ourselves. Our fearless leader is Darrell Darnell, the head honcho of Golden Spiral Media and Pro Podcast Solutions. He is a modern media mogul, and he provides your play by play. Chip Mims is his trusty sidekick. He is known as the hero of Canton and the co-host of Tales from the Cask Craft Beer Podcast and Watching the Americans Podcast, dedicated to the FX TV show ‘The Americans’. He is here to provide color and wry commentary. Read More...