The X-Files Season 11: 10 Things We Learned From My Struggle, Part III
1. The Truth Is Still In The X-Files
Monica Reyes has turned to the dark side, Walter Skinner may be playing both sides. Fox Mulder, you are not the father. William, your mother wants you, and not because you're late for dinner. Smoking Man, you ARE the father. There's a new conspiracy, the world is in danger, and the truth is still out there.
And, as Dana Scully says at the end of My Struggle, Part III, the truth is still in The X-Files.
If this is to be the final season of the show (and it may very well be), it's off to a good start. It feels like a lot of answers are forthcoming. The show found its footing again at with its season 11 premiere, and it has certainly created hope that it could go out on a high note.
Early reviews from the next four episodes indicate they're even better than My Struggle, Part III. If that's the case, we have a lot to look forward to. There's more mythology, and plenty of Monster of the Week outings to come. David Duchovney, Gillian Anderson, Mitch Pileggi, and William B. Davis were all on their game in the premiere. No one phoned it in — another good sign. The season arch holds promise — and we still have nine episodes to go.
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