Fact —->Early reviews proved largely favorable, although some critics and reporters didn’t know what to make of the macabre series and, moreover, gave it a slim chance of surviving long enough to close many cases. In its fall TV preview edition, influential Entertainment Weekly magazine, listing synopses of new series, wrote of The X-Files, “We know — this show’s a goner,” but then during the show’s second season, featured the series on the cover.
#this show is really the little show that could #some weirdass low budget sci-fi show that came out of the woods in vancouver #a barely known dude and an unknown girl #who looked like an urchin according to carter omg #with a woman who believed in hard science and was driven and serious #and a man who was emotionally driven and lead by the heart #chasing aliens and the truth and human nature #and fighting mutants in air vents who eat livers and cloned little girls #AND THEN IT WENT ON FOR NINE SEASONS AND TWO MOVIES #THE LITTLE SHOW THAT PROVED EVERYONE WRONG AND WAS MAGIC AND CAME OUT OF NOWHERE
