The X-Files is a one-hour TV drama about an unconventional FBI agent named Fox Mulder (David Duchovny)
who develops a passion for a group of unsolved cases known within the FBI as X-Files. Mulder believes the cases
involve paranormal phenomena and supernatural activity. To keep tabs on his work -- and to debunk his theories
-- the FBI teams him with Agent Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson), a young, skeptical agent who has a degree in
medicine and allegiance to science.
The two were at first an unlikely pair. Mulder is a former FBI fast-tracker whose preoccupation with things paranormal stalled his meteoric rise through the agency. Scully, on the other hand, is a medical doctor, trained to draw conclusions based on fact. Still, as their professional relationship progresses, even the skeptical doctor has had more than one experience that defies scientific explanation. As the pair works to solve these unexplained cases, Mulder's strong belief in the forces of the unknown continues to challenge Scully's rational mind. Their relationship grows more complex with each case and slowly emerges as a heady mix of professional competitiveness, witty repartee and a personal intimacy due to the intensity of their job and the close proximity in which they work. Interested in reading about some recent episodes? You can read Rick Norwood's commentary on science fiction television in his SF Site column, Babylon 5.1.
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