The X Files 2016 in Review

The Year in TV Revivals: How Gilmore Girls, The X-Files and Fuller House Stacked Up

Here's how E Online sums the show:


As enjoyable as it was to see Duchovny and Anderson suit up as Mulder and Scully again, The X-Files revival was clunky and uneven. Instead of telling a cohesive story, Carter embarked on a greatest hits of sorts. There were wacky episodes—"Mulder and Scully Meet the Were-Monster" was one of the best—mixed with sloppy attempts to be topical with home-grown terrorism, and mythology-based outings that asked viewers to ignore years of story. With only six episodes, a focused story truly making The X-Files an event miniseries (perhaps with an infusion of new blood behind the scenes?) should've been what Carter and Co. did.


LINK:

http://www.eonline.com/news/815672/the-year-in-tv-revivals-how-gilmore-girls-the-x-files-and-fuller-house-stacked-up?utm_source=eonline&utm_medium=rssfeeds&utm_campaign=imdb_topstories




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