A young girl, the reincarnation of a wronged policeman, wrecks havoc on those who caused him harm in another chapter in 'Born Again.'
The X-Files returns to one of their most popular Season One characters to bridge Mulder and Scully into the next phase of their FBI careers.
Eco-terrorism tasks on a whole new light in 'Darkness Falls,' a mid-range episode of 'The X-Files.'
'Shapes,' an attempt at werewolf lore, emerges as a flat outing undercut by its script despite solid atmosphere, special effects, and a creepy Native American-influenced setting.
In 'Miracle Man,' 'The X-Files' investigates an old-fashioned tent revival that features a man who either has healing hands... or the Devil's hands.
Mulder and Scully become the victims of high-level government conspiracies and misinforation in their hunt for a potentially downed alien spacecraft.
'Young at Heart' shows 'The X-Files' at its most bland, despite a few attempts at greatness.
Aside from a single supernatural plot point, 'Lazarus' feels more like a standard incarnation of any 'CSI' episode.
'The X-Files' combines religious cults, gender identity, sexual paranoia, and alien lore into an intriguing, yet not entirely successful, 'Gender Bender.'
'The X-Files' treads even closer to 'The Silence of the Lambs' comparisons in the heavily Scully-focused 'Beyond the Sea.' Gillian Anderson scores her first great performance.