X-Files, The - Season 5 (TV Series)

USA 1997, 20x45 minutes
Dir. R.W. Goodwin, Kim Manners, Rob Bowman, Billy Graham
Rating: [M]
Genres: Science Fiction

Aroview: Series 5 continues along the lines of Series 4, and is dominated by Mulder's series-long sustained belief that there are, actually, no aliens, and that everything has been a fraud.

Along the way, there's more digression than usual, a couple of silly ones (The Post-Modern Prometheus, and the excellent Bad Blood with Luke Wilson) one led by the Lone Gunmen (Unusual Suspects), one set in the 1950s (Travellers), the return of Pusher (Kitsunegari), a pretty interesting one written by William Gibson (Kill Switch), and a nice big tie-up ending with The End, which leads tidily into the X-Files Movie.

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DVD Features

20 Episodes on 6 DVDs
Disc 1: Redux, Redux II, Unusual Suspects, Detour
Disc 2: The Post-Modern Prometheus, Christmas Carol, Emily, Kitsunegari
Disc 3: Schizogeny, Chinga, Kill Switch, Bad Blood
Disc 4: Patient X, The Red and the Black, Travellers, Mind's Eye
Disc 5: All Souls, The Pine Bluff Variant, Folie a Deux, The End
Disc 6: Bonus Features