The X-Files Complete Series, Seasons 1-11 [Blu-ray] [2018]

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Humbug International Clips include German (480i; 1:22), Italian (480i; 00:56), Japanese (480i; 1:15), Spanish (480i; Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge. Threads of Mythology: Abduction: (SD 27:29) A look at some of the themes covered within the series.

seen now as a precursor to other mythologically prone outings like Lost: The Complete Collection, though unlike that castaway drama, The X-Files arguably outstayed its heterogenous look to at least snippets of some episodes, where true high definition content sometimes clashes rather noticeably with the The show was still pretty good, but the stretching and altering mythology episodes started to wear thin. Thankfully the "monsters" episodes were pretty great and made this season worth watching.number of extremely memorable adversaries and/or supporting characters. If the show's labyrinthine proclivities perhaps ultimately caused it more arbitrary and may actually invite at least as much umbrage as the reframed aspect ratio issue. Yet somehow, though all of that, The X-Files has still endured, both with the fans and in pop culture. The artistic strength of the show when it was good was nearly (if not quite) enough to carry it through the rough (okay, near fatal) patches that would eventually follow. As for me, I still love revisiting these episodes, regardless of how things wound up. The mythology episodes were always this series’ bread and butter, though, and I still find those entries the most compelling now that I’m giving things another look. The show-runners were admirably never scared to take things in unpredictable directions or do things that you never expected. I can’t think of another series from this era that would have had the courage to offer standard fare for dozens of episodes and then indiscriminately drop a direct parody of itself like “X-Cops” onto the airwaves. But what’s it about? I personally think it’s about our insatiable, universal need to continually ask unknowable questions. To peer into the dark and see the horrors we only imagine could live there. We know innately what’s there – and what isn’t there. Yet we still have to look. Somehow, the impenetrable formula of The X-Files still works. What is “the truth”? The series never quite gives us that answer. And I think that’s because it wisely understands that in a very real sense, we know the truth already. Video: How’s it look? e.g., Season 1 is featured in screenshots 6-9, Season 2 in screenshots 10-13, and so on). The ninth season has three screenshots (38-40), then my girlfriend) and I took a vacation to the lovely Harrison Hot Springs in British Columbia, I suggested we catch the show that Friday

The Jersey Devil International Clips include German (480i; 1:03), Japanese (480i; 1:16), Spanish (480i; 1:22) personal travails of FBI Agent Fox Mulder, who has been dealing with the mysterious disappearance of his kid sister years ago, a vanishingThe X-Files: The Collector's Set is presented on Blu-ray courtesy of 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment with an AVC encoded 1080p Momentum was working for the show at this point. The series was building towards the June 1998 release of the movie and all of the episodes were working in such a way as to allow people who hadn't yet seen the show to get caught up while featuring some good and creepy monsters. The Making of 'The Truth': (SD 1:07:45) This is a great look at what went into making the final episodes. Biogenesis International Clips include German (480i; 1:09), Italian (480i; 1:16), Japanese (480i; 1:05), Spanish (480i;

Well, that’s the real question, now isn’t it? By the end of nine seasons of television, two feature films, and a limited run of episodes airing next January, I doubt if even Mulder and Scully themselves can adequately answer that deceptively simple question. The X-Files is the ultimate revolving door series. Full of intricate, intertwining mythological threads and stand-alone episodes that ultimately tied in just enough to be necessary, the series kept audiences glued to their seats each week with tales of alien abductions, government conspiracies, super soldiers, cloning experiments, colonization, and a slew of other “freak-of-the-week” entries that took our FBI agents through all manner of improbably macabre investigations. The stories the show asked its loyal followers to follow were as tantalizingly intriguing as they were frequently confusing and convoluted. Asking “what’s it about”? of a show like The X-Files is about as useful as asking “why”? of the universe. The answers are at once obvious and elusive; self-evident and inherently unattainable. The profundity and provocativeness of both questions aren’t perhaps found so much in their answers as they are in their being asked in the first place.Within International Clips include German (480i; 00:57), Italian (480i; 00:56), Japanese (480i; 1:27)