The X-Files
FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully team up to solve the government’s “X‑Files,” confronting bizarre, otherworldly phenomena that pit Mulder’s belief in the supernatural against Scully’s scientific skepticism, with each case threatening to unravel reality itself.
The exploits of FBI Special Agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully who investigate X-Files: marginalized, unsolved cases involving paranormal phenomena. Mulder believes in the existence of aliens and the paranormal while Scully, a skeptic, is assigned to make scientific analyses of Mulder
Seasons & Episodes
- 1.01PilotSep 10, 1993Rate

Dana Scully is an FBI agent with a scientific background who is assigned to partner with Fox Mulder, an investigator specializing in paranormal cases. Her role is to examine his cases from a rational, evidence-based perspective. Their first collaboration takes them to Oregon, where they investigate a string of unsolved murders involving former high school classmates.
- 1.02Deep ThroatSep 17, 1993Rate

FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully investigate the disappearance of a military test pilot who has been displaying unusual psychological symptoms. As the case unfolds, Mulder comes into contact with a mysterious figure who claims to have confidential information regarding paranormal investigations.
- 1.03SqueezeSep 24, 1993Rate

Mulder and Scully investigate a series of brutal murders that occur every thirty years, each with no apparent way for the killer to enter or leave the crime scene.
- 1.04ConduitOct 1, 1993Rate

Mulder becomes deeply engrossed in a case that mirrors the mysterious disappearance of his sister, Samantha, during his childhood, while Section Chief Blevins expresses concerns about the X-Files unit's current direction.
- 1.05The Jersey DevilOct 8, 1993Rate

Mulder and Scully look into accounts of a mysterious creature that has reportedly haunted rural New Jersey for over 40 years.
- 1.06ShadowsOct 22, 1993Rate

FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully investigate the unexplained deaths of two men, which are believed to have resulted from an unusual psychokinetic occurrence.
- 1.07Ghost in the MachineOct 29, 1993Rate

Mulder and Scully investigate the mysterious death of a corporate executive in a high-tech office building during Halloween. Strange occurrences and advanced technology complicate their search for answers.
- 1.08IceNov 5, 1993Rate

Mulder and Scully journey to a remote research facility in Alaska to look into a series of unexplained and unsettling scientist deaths.
- 1.09SpaceNov 12, 1993Rate

A NASA communications specialist contacts Mulder and Scully, providing them with evidence that suggests the space program has been compromised by internal sabotage.
- 1.10Fallen AngelNov 19, 1993Rate

Mulder puts the future of the X-Files at risk by investigating a UFO crash site that the military is trying to conceal. During his arrest at the site, he meets Max Fenig, a UFO enthusiast and member of the NICAP group who has been following Mulder's work for some time. After being released, Mulder decides to assist Max, despite Scully's insistence that he return to Washington to deal with the threat to his position.
- 1.11EveDec 10, 1993Rate

FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully are tasked with investigating the simultaneous and identical murders of two fathers living on opposite sides of the United States. As they delve deeper into the cases, their inquiry takes an unusual turn when they discover that the victims' eight-year-old daughters are identical twins, hinting at a deeper and more mysterious connection between the two seemingly unrelated incidents.
- 1.12FireDec 17, 1993Rate

Mulder becomes involved in an international mystery when an ex-girlfriend from his Oxford years asks for his help in looking into the unexplained deaths of British officials. Together, they uncover a deadly assassin who has the ability to produce fire with his hands.
- 1.13Beyond the SeaJan 7, 1994Rate

A death row inmate claims to possess psychic abilities and offers to assist Mulder in capturing a serial killer in exchange for a reduced sentence. This prompts Scully to reconsider her skepticism when the inmate provides information about her late father.
- 1.14Gender BenderJan 21, 1994Rate

FBI agents Dana Scully and Fox Mulder investigate a series of murders with sexual elements, each apparently carried out by both a man and a woman, which leads them to an isolated, Amish-like religious group known as the Kindred.
- 1.15LazarusFeb 4, 1994Rate

FBI Agent Jack Willis and bank robber Warren Dupre are both shot during a robbery attempt, but Dupre dies while Willis is revived. After Willis displays unusual behavior following his release from the hospital, Mulder begins to suspect that Dupre's consciousness may have transferred into Willis's body.
- 1.16Young at HeartFeb 11, 1994Rate

Mulder becomes a target of John Barnett, a man from his past who had previously been arrested by him for robbing a jewelry store early in his FBI career. Barnett, known for his violent behavior, was believed to have died in prison four years earlier, prompting questions about how he has seemingly reappeared.
- 1.17E.B.E.Feb 18, 1994Rate

Mulder and Scully investigate a reported UFO crash in Iraq, based on a tip from Deep Throat, who later hinders their attempts to uncover the complete truth.
- 1.18Miracle ManMar 18, 1994Rate

A young man discovers he has the ability to heal others through touch, but becomes troubled when the people he heals later fall ill or die.
- 1.19ShapesApr 1, 1994Rate

Mulder and Scully investigate the death of a man on a Native American reservation, where he was shot and mistaken for a wild animal, leading them to explore local legends about the Manitou, a figure said to possess the ability to transform into an animal.
- 1.20Darkness FallsApr 15, 1994Rate

Mulder and Scully investigate the mysterious disappearance of a group of loggers in Washington State National Forest, which mirrors a similar case from 50 years prior. As they dig deeper, they find themselves trapped in a remote cabin, threatened by nocturnal flesh-eating insects.
- 1.21ToomsApr 22, 1994Rate

Eugene Tooms is released from a psychiatric facility, prompting Fox Mulder to take a personal interest in tracking him down before he can obtain the final human liver required to enter a 30-year hibernation.
- 1.22Born AgainApr 29, 1994Rate

A detective and his former partner die under mysterious circumstances, both witnessed by a young girl. Mulder suspects the deaths may be connected to the girl, believing she could be the reincarnation of a policeman killed by his own colleagues.
- 1.23RolandMay 6, 1994Rate

FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully investigate the death of a scientist engaged in advanced propulsion research. A central suspect is Roland, a janitor with intellectual disabilities who has secretly continued the scientist's work.
- 1.24The Erlenmeyer FlaskMay 13, 1994Rate
At Deep Throat's urging, Mulder and Scully investigate a seemingly routine case involving a drowned fugitive, uncovering hints of a classified government project related to extraterrestrial DNA. They discover that the project, known as Purity Control, involves the use of human test subjects. However, both their findings and those of witnesses are quickly erased.
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Cast & Crew
29 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Grant Heslov
as 1 episode
Annabeth Gish
as Monica Reyes
Bruce Harwood
as John Fitzgerald Byers
David Duchovny
as Fox Mulder
Dean Haglund
as Richard 'Ringo' Langly
Gillian Anderson
as Dana Scully
Mitch Pileggi
as Walter Skinner
William B Davis
as Smoking Man
Robert Patrick
as John Doggett
Tom Braidwood
as Melvin Frohike
Nicholas Lea
as Alex Krycek
Dior Anderson
as 1 episode
Supporting cast
1Writers
1Other crew
15Awards & Nominations
9 wins · 25 nominationsGolden Globe Award
- Nom1999Best Television Series – Drama
- Won1998Best Television Series – Drama
- Nom1998Best Actress – Television Series Drama — Gillian Anderson
- Won1997Best Television Series – Drama
- Won1997Best Actor – Television Series Drama — David Duchovny
- Nom1997Best Actress – Television Series Drama — Gillian Anderson
- Nom1996Best Actress – Television Series Drama — Gillian Anderson
- Won1995Best Television Series – Drama
- Nom1995Best Actress – Television Series Drama — Gillian Anderson
Primetime Emmy Award
- Nom1999Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series — Gillian Anderson
- Nom1998Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series — Gillian Anderson
- Nom1998Outstanding Drama Series — John Shiban
- Nom1997Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series — John Shiban
- Nom1997Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series — Gillian Anderson
- Won1996Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series — Peter Boyle
- Won1996Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series — Darin Morgan
- Nom1996Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series — Gillian Anderson
Saturn Award
- Won1997Best Actress on Television
- Won1997Best Actress on Television — Gillian Anderson
Screen Actors Guild Award
- Nom2001Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series — Gillian Anderson
- Nom2000Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series — Gillian Anderson
- Nom1999Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series — Gillian Anderson
- Nom1999Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series — Gillian Anderson
- Nom1998Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series — Gillian Anderson
- Nom1998Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series — Gillian Anderson
- Nom1997Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series — Gillian Anderson
- Nom1997Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series — Gillian Anderson
- Nom1996Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series — Gillian Anderson
More awards & festivals (6) — regional academies & film-festival prizes
Satellite Award
- Nom2001Best Actress – Television Series Drama — Gillian Anderson
- Nom1999Best Actress – Television Series Drama — Gillian Anderson
- Nom1998Best Actress – Television Series Drama — Gillian Anderson
- Won1997Best Actor – Television Series Drama — David Duchovny
- Nom1997Best Actress – Television Series Drama — Gillian Anderson
Tca Award
- Nom1997Individual Achievement in Drama — Gillian Anderson
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- 🏆 Won — Golden Globe Awards 1997: Best Actor – Television Series Drama
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Spoiler-Safe Guide
high confidencesource-verifiedThe X-Files has 218 episodes across 11 seasons plus two theatrical films. Per the long-runner rule (200+ episodes), the episode list is given one entry per season. The Events Index focuses on ★★ and ★★★ mythology beats only. Monster-of-the-week episodes (roughly 60-70% of the run) are not individually indexed. The 1998 film Fight the Future is included as a mythology-critical bridge between Seasons 5 and 6. The 2008 film I Want to Believe is excluded as a standalone non-mythology story. All ★★★ events now have at least two independent Tier 1-3 sources confirmed this session. Two corrections applied (Closure quote, Reyes fate).
Showing everything up to nothing yet. 28 later beat(s) hidden.
Key: ★ notable · ★★ major · ★★★ series-defining · ✓ confirmed · ~ estimated · ⚠️ limited sources
Major events
Characters
Fox Mulder · David Duchovny · debut [S1E1✓]
FBI Special Agent who runs the X-Files, driven by the childhood disappearance of his sister Samantha. Moves from obsessed believer to briefly disillusioned (S4-5) back to committed investigator. Abducted in S7, revived in S8, forced into hiding by S9, returns for the revival. By S11, learns William is not his biological son but discovers Scully is pregnant with his child.
Dana Scully · Gillian Anderson · debut [S1E1✓]
Medical doctor and skeptic assigned to monitor Mulder, who evolves over nine seasons from pure rationalist to someone who bridges science and faith. Survives abduction, cancer, the discovery of a stolen daughter, and a medically impossible pregnancy. Present in all 11 seasons and the 1998 film.
The Cigarette Smoking Man (C.G.B. Spender) · William B. Davis · debut [S1E1✓]
The series' primary antagonist, a shadowy government operative who orchestrates the conspiracy from behind the scenes. Repeatedly believed dead — pushed down stairs in S7, missiles in S9 — but resurfaces each time. In S10-11 he is revealed to have survived, badly burned, and continues pursuing his agenda until Mulder shoots him in the series finale.
Walter Skinner · Mitch Pileggi · debut [S1~]
FBI Assistant Director who is officially Mulder and Scully's supervisor. Begins as an ambiguous authority figure, gradually becoming a genuine ally. Frequently caught between loyalty to the agents and pressure from above. Present from Season 1 through Season 11.
Alex Krycek · Nicholas Lea · debut [S2E4✓]
Initially appears as Mulder's new FBI partner in Season 2, quickly revealed to be an operative for the Smoking Man. Loses his left arm to Russian operatives. Switches allegiances multiple times across seven seasons before being shot dead by Skinner in the Season 8 finale.
Deep Throat · Jerry Hardin · debut [S1E2✓]
A senior government operative who covertly feeds Mulder information across Season 1. His real name and full allegiances remain unclear. Killed in the Season 1 finale during an evidence exchange.
John Doggett · Robert Patrick · debut [S8E1✓]
Former Marine and NYPD detective who joins the FBI and is assigned to the X-Files when Mulder disappears. A skeptic in Mulder's old mold. His personal backstory involves his son's murder. Becomes a genuine ally to Scully by the end of Season 9.
Monica Reyes · Annabeth Gish · debut [S8E14✓]
FBI agent and believer who partners with Doggett in Season 9. Becomes a main character. In Season 11 it is revealed she has been secretly working for the Smoking Man, ostensibly to protect Mulder and Scully. Shot in the Season 11 finale; ultimate fate ambiguous.
The Lone Gunmen (Byers, Frohike, Langly) · Bruce Harwood, Tom Braidwood, Dean Haglund · debut [S1~]
A trio of conspiracy-minded hackers and journalists who serve as recurring allies to Mulder from Season 1. Their deaths in Season 9, sacrificing themselves to contain a biological weapon, are treated as a formal farewell.
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