Open-Minded-Earthling
Skilled Investigator
FOX TV Group chairman Gary Newman breathed life into those hopes Jan. 17 by announcing early-stage plans to revive the '90s sci-fi cult classic.Who knows, the X-Files are indeed coming back...
Although they stressed a potential relaunch was still in the very early planning stages, Newman and FOX TV Group CEO Dana Walden confirmed that the subject is on the table for future consideration. They also confirmed that they'd contacted show creator Chris Carter, Anderson, and David Duchovny for their thoughts. Duchovny played the yin to Scully's yang as the iconic conspiracy theorist Fox Mulder during the show's original nine season run.
Since Anderson's interview hit the internet on Jan. 12, passionate fans of the series have been hard at work trying to convince FOX to make the relaunch a reality. A Twitter and Facebook campaign using the hashtag #XFiles2015 has successfully gained momentum, and likely the attention of more than a few FOX execs. Duchovny, however, has not commented publicly on the possibility of bringing Mulder back to life.