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    Wednesday December 1, 2004    

X-Files Advent Calendar:
It's that time of year again! Visit the X-Files Advent Calendar for a new collage everyday!

    Saturday October 30, 2004    

The Pumpkin Files:
I can't believe I forgot about this!! For many years now, Erin has put X-Files themed pumpkin patterns online for everyone's enjoyment! Visit The Pumpkin Files for all the patterns :)

    Wednesday October 20, 2004    

David Duchovny hosts The Late Late Show:
Tonight, David Duchovny will host The Late Late Show on CBS. Read all about it here at Zap2It.com and check your local listings for the time. Screen captures and video clips will most likely be available in the coming days at DuchovnyNet. Hopefully there will be some X-Files talk!

X-Files Halloween TV:
On Sunday, October 31, WGN (US Cable TV Channel) will have an X-Files Marathon! The Marathon starts at 7AM PST. Here's the line-up (according to Zap2It.com):

Irresistible
The Walk
Die Hand Die Verletzt
Humbug
Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose
Pusher
Never Again
Home
The Post-Modern Prometheus
Bad Blood

"This is, not surprisingly, the question I am asked most frequently whenever I encounter X-Files fans. I’m happy to confirm – as David has in several interviews – that the rumors about a second X-Files feature film are true. In fact, the studio approached us about doing another feature way back in the summer of 2001, before the ninth and final season of the series was even broadcast. I can’t speak to the accuracy of the timetable you outline above, but I can tell you that Chris and I have been working on the story for some time. If and when contract negotiations with the studio are finally concluded, we will get to work on the script right away."
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"It does indeed appear that the XF movie will be underway in the next year but a lot has to happen between now and then and a lot can happen between now and then. But it looks promising. Chris does not want to reveal at this point who or what will be in it but I got the impression it's going to be one scary mother."
-Gillian Anderson, July 6th

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Fox Mulder
The X-Files
FOX, 1993-2002

We thought we knew at least one truth out there: Guys obsessed with UFOs probably spent too much time trapped in high school lockers. Then came FBI agent Fox Mulder, and chasing aliens looked pretty cool. David Duchovny played a sci-fi geek with sex appeal. Series creator Chris Carter says, "David really nailed it when he said, 'If this character had a pen protector in his pocket, he wouldn't have been successful.'"

Chris Carter seems more ready than ever to do an X-Files movie. In an exclusive interview with The X-Files Official Fan Club, he said that things are indeed moving forward on a big-screen version of our favorite series. "I just had breakfast with David [Duchovny] this morning," he revealed. "I'm seeing Gillian [Anderson] in the next few days. Frank Spotnitz and I have cooked up an idea. Twentieth Century Fox wants to do it. It's just a matter of getting the deals done." We'll have more on next The X-Files movie in the months to come!

Duchovny: X-Files 2 On The Way

David Duchovny told the British Teletext Web site that a second X-Files movie is in the works. "We're all on the same page," Duchovny (Fox Mulder) told the site. "Gillian Anderson [Dana Scully] wants to do it. I want to do it. [The X-Files creator] Chris Carter, who would write and produce the film, wants to do it. And I believe Fox the studio wants to do it."

Duchovny added, "When you have the four major players in the enterprise wanting to do it, it will happen. It's just a matter of when. I hope it happens within the next year." The 43-year-old star quit the TV show before it was canceled, but said he was eager to play Mulder again. "I think it would be fun at this point, a few years removed, to get back into it and do it," he told the site.

The X-Files (1993-2002) FBI agents Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) and Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) tracked down all sorts of monsters and aliens. But the most terrifying foes were the government bureaucrats who stood in their way. A horror story for a paranoid age.

Cult-ability: The series spawned a feature film (maybe more to come), a catchphrase ("The truth is out there"), at least 40 official books, 80 comics, three video games and innumerable Web sites. Says Mitch Pileggi, who played Assistant Director Skinner, "I did jury duty, and in his summation the defense attorney said, 'Everybody knows the truth is out there,' I thought, 'Oh, man! What's happened here?'"