Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny are set to reprise their roles as Dana Mulder and Fox Scully, just not on television.

Every month, we pore over the list of what Netflix is adding and losing, rejoicing in the coming of new favorites and mourning the loss of classics—and the desperate impossibility of binging it all in the few days remaining. This month, those feelings are especially acute, since we're losing Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The X-Files, and the original seasons of Arrested Development but replacing them with Mystery Science Theater and Bill Nye.

And guys, I really did want to believe.

23 years ago today, The X-Files premiered on Fox--and our desire to believe in the existence of extraterrestrials was never the same again.

Greetings, X-Philes! We're onto the penultimate season of the show, and if I'm being honest, this was a tough one. A very tough one.

X-Philes friends! I'm back, I'm excited, I'm full of rage and bursting with thoughts. Let's do this thing.

The return of The X-Files as a six-part miniseries on FOX was met with high anticipation followed by severe mixed feelings. Now, you can celebrate the US's independence by trusting no one, looking at the shadier elements in our nation's government, and watching the entire miniseries on Blu-ray. Because freedom. And aliens.

Featuring a special section dedicated entirely to Rat Prince Alex Krycek. C'mon.

After the success of the revival of The X-Files, the only question that seemed to remain was not if, but when the stars would return for more.

Last weekend, a crafty fan made a poster of Gillian Anderson as the next James Bond, which Anderson herself then shared on Twitter. The #NextBond poster was just the latest in a series of fan campaigns focused around the role of James Bond. From Idris Elba to Priyanka Chopra, there's an obvious desire from many fans and some actors for women and people of color to take more of a central role in the Bond franchise.

A bee interrupted the moment. *The* moment. A flipping BEE. I defy you, stars!!!

Thanks to VOD, the return of the X-Files last year was second only to Empire as the most-watched VOD program on FOX, and was one of the most-watched series on the network overall. Now, it seems that FOX is optimistic about a second miniseries for next year.

Scully feels, two episodes with beloved Walter and "you're my one in five billion"? THIS WEEK IS JUST COPIOUS HURT.

Mulder and Krycek, sitting in a tree, K-I-S-S-I [the moment has been interrupted by a crude joke] This is why we can't have nice things.

How do you solve a problem like following certified masterpiece Bad Blood? YOU RESURRECT RATBOY, THAT'S HOW. Peculiar affair with Covarrubias: optional.

The temptation to start singing "Push It" whenever I hear the term Pusher is real. But possibly inappropriate. Also: 90s holiday chic! Let's proceed.

Easter is about death and resurrection so I guess a slew of episodes about reanimated creatures and Scully feels are somehow fitting? "Christmas Carol" and "Emily" are like a sledgehammer to the gut.