NEW X-FILES PROMISES TO BRING BACK PARANOIA WITH 'MODERN' CONSPIRACY THEORIES

"The ‪Truth‬ Has Never Been More Out There...

Fox’s upcoming and eagerly awaited revival of The X-Files is updating its conspiracy theories — only this time, the sci-fi series might cause more controversy than when the show told tales of government-aided UFO cover-ups during its initial 1990's run.

In the first return episode - screened for reporters (trailer below) - paranormal investigators Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) and Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) team up with a charming web-series host named Tad O’Malley (played by the usually comedic Joel McHale, here, in a dramatic role).

The character, loosely based on conservative online personalities Alex Jones and Glenn Beck, bashes the “liberal media” in the episode:

At one point, Mulder compares O’Malley to Fox News host Bill O’Reilly:

“What Bill O’Reilly knows about the truth can fill an eyedropper,” O’Malley retorts"

NEW X-FILES PROMISES TO BRING BACK PARANOIA WITH 'MODERN' CONSPIRACY THEORIES

THE NEW X-FILES | Official Trailer "Spooky" Mulder, Scully & Conspiracies - Oh My!

The Truth Has Never Been More Out There!

"Trust No One."*

(*Exception: Trust Me.)

Especially when I say:

This Show Is Not As Fictional As Many Of You Might Believe.
It Never Has Been.

This I Know For A Fact.

ENJOY!