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EatTheCorn.comOct 15, 2026

TXF Official Archives Vol 2 now coming March 2027

The follow-up to the first volume of The X-Files Official Archives in 2020 has now been postponed many, many times since its original announcement for December 2023. Now in an interview with The Wrap, author Paul Terry teases the next volume, for March 7, 2027. On the publisher's site, Abrams Books, now says March 9,...

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EatTheCorn.comOct 13, 2026

TXF Coogler/Yale project going to series

And so the recycling machine continues on its path. Disney is taking advantage of Ten/Thirteen day to announce that the Coogler/Yale The X-Files project will be more than just the pilot: it is going to series! Ludwig Göransson confirmed as the composer for the pilot, which is good news! No other details announced (number of...

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EatTheCorn.comOct 12, 2026

Interview: Phil Peters

I love The X-Files video game! The one with full motion videos from 1998 (aka 3X79: Agrippa). I'm not much of a video game person, but this one recreated the look and feel of the show, and was even a mythology story that fut well with the show's story in season 3. And not many...

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EatTheCorn.comOct 8, 2026

Interview: Darin Morgan

In my effort to cover in-depth all the Ten Thirteen interviews, there are times I get lost in my obsession with notes-taking. Here is a long (3 hours!) interview with the unparalleled Darin Morgan from... January 2025 -- an interview for the X-Files Diaries podcast (now rebaptized Seriously Obsessed). What a joy to have such...

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EatTheCorn.comSep 25, 2026

The X-Files (Fight The Future): The Album: The B-sides

The Album that accompanied Fight the Future's 1998 release featured many classics -- among them my all-time favourite, Noel Gallagher's Teotihuacan -- and ended with a secret track where Chris Carter just explained the entire mythology. Album producer David Was was the one who approached the bands to collect songs. Among the contributions that were...

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