201 Days of The X-Files

Existence

Reyes and Scully hide away in an abandoned town to deliver Scully's child (re: Jesus) in 'Existence,' the eight season finale of the long-standing series.
Essence

Scully's unexpected pregnancy becomes the focus of multiple conspirators as 'The X-Files' begins the eighth season wind down with 'Essence.'
Alone

'Alone' offers a 'monster of the week' storyline that deliberately and fondly calls back to similar stories of 'The X-Files' significant past.
Vienen

The black oil makes its final series appearance in 'Vienen' as Fox Mulder hands the keys to the X-files over to Agent Doggett.
Empedocles

'The X-Files' digs into Doggett's past and explores the death of his young son through a potentially connected case.

Denied return to active duty, Mulder embarks on his own quest to uncover potential new evidence of further alien colonization. Clarence has more than 'Three Words' for this overstuffed episode.
Deadalive

Doggett, Scully, and Skinner all work to save Mulder from potentially becoming another alien-human hybrid in 'Deadalive.'

Fox Mulder (eventually) returns in a compelling abduction mythology episode.
Per Manum

'The X-Files' returns to the structure and rhythms of a mythology-based episode... as much as it can given that the only mythology left in the series is that of Scully's unborn child.
Medusa

Much to my disappointment, 'Medusa' doesn't feature a snake-headed woman turning people to stone. It does feature, however, a fantastic and atmospheric set design that makes up for a subpar monster of the week.

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