The Worst Episodes of The X-Files

The unearthing of an ancient Ecuadorian Amaru urn and its removal to America despite protests leads to a series of deaths linked to a shaman spirit released by the urn.

Director: Kim Manners

Writer: John Shiban

Mulder and Scully cross paths with two women who are identical and have followed each other across 17 states in the last three years, causing chaos and mayhem wherever they are.

Director: Paul Shapiro

Writer: Chris Carter

When an unexpected person comes to Mulder's rescue, Mulder refuses to slip north over the border to safety. Instead, he heads southwest to the Anasazi ruins of New Mexico seeking a mysterious wise man who the Indians call "The Keeper of the Truth".

Director: Kim Manners

Writer: Chris Carter

The Lone Gunmen call Mulder and Scully to a virtual reality development lab where they learn that one of the program testers was killed inside the computer generated game environment by the digital image of a woman. Needing to get his yah-yah's, Mulder enters the game to fight the woman, but Scully must step in to save him.

Director: Chris Carter

Writer: William Gibson, Tom Maddox

Mulder and Scully are contacted by a communications specialist from NASA who shows them evidence of sabotage in the space programme.

Director: William A. Graham

Writer: Chris Carter

Mulder, back on the X-Files but alone for the first time, investigates a series of vampire-like murders in Los Angeles and finds himself falling for the one woman that may be the prime suspect.

Director: David Nutter

Writer: Glen Morgan, James Wong, Chris Ruppenthal

In a small town in Idaho, a man is killed by what seems to be an invisible elephant. Mulder's investigation into the local zoo, its owners and a local animal rights group uncovers evidence of insidious alien experiments.

Director: James Whitmore Jr.

Writer: Steve De Jarnatt

A mysterious dog thought to be the last of a rare Asian breed is responsible for several murders which Mulder and Scully are investigating. Now the agents have to find a way to stop the dog before it kills again.

Director: Peter Markle

Writer: Jeffrey Bell

Scully and Mulder investigate when an art gallery displaying offensive artwork is bombed, and need to discover a way to communicate with the comatose perpetrator to try and prevent a future attack.

Director: Chris Carter

Writer: Chris Carter

Mulder and Scully learn that they aren't the only ones desperately searching for their long-lost son, William. The very fate of the world may depend on it.

Director: Chris Carter

Writer: Chris Carter

After several African-American men are killed and the color is drained from their skin, Mulder learns about the Teliko, an African folktale about a creature who must suck the pigmentation from a persons body in order to survive.

Director: Jim Charleston

Writer: Howard Gordon

After an FBI raid on a doomsday cult called the "Temple of the Seven Stars", Mulder meets Melissa, a cultist who claims to have known him in a previous life during the American Civil War. Scully believes the woman is a delusional schizophrenic, but Mulder allows himself to be drawn into her fantasies.

Director: Rob Bowman

Writer: Glen Morgan, James Wong

Snakes are killing the unrighteous, but Mulder and Scully doubt that this is a case of divine intervention.

Director: Kim Manners

Writer: Jeffrey Bell

While investigating human organ theft, Mulder and Scully uncover a mysterious cult consumed with macabre rituals.

Director: James Wong

Writer: Karen Nielsen

It's Halloween, and Mulder and Scully are investigating the strange death of a corporate executive in a sophisticated high-tech building.

Director: Jerrold Freedman

Writer: Howard Gordon, Alex Gansa

After a strange yellow rain kills a migrant girl, her family believes that a mythical creature el chupacabra was the cause and that it has manifested itself inside her fiancé's brother, who has since disappeared.

Director: Tucker Gates

Writer: John Shiban

A man whose blood is rapidly changing into metal alloy enacts revenge on those who caused his condition.

Director: Rod Hardy

Writer: Jeffrey Bell

When a real estate agent is shot inside a prison cell by someone who apparently fired from the roof, Scully and Doggett track him to two exterminators, one of whom has x-ray vision.

Director: Terrence O'Hara

Writer: Greg Walker

An Indian mystic whose son died in a chemical plant accident smuggles himself into the United States and takes his revenge on two families in suburban Washington, D.C.

Director: Tony Wharmby

Writer: John Shiban

When a stunt on a local cable reality show goes horribly wrong resulting in a man's death, Doggett and Reyes investigate. But when flies pour out of the victims eye sockets, they find themselves relying on Scully's expertise and ask her to join the investigation.

Director: Kim Manners

Writer: Thomas Schnauz

Mulder and Scully track a legendary creature that has roamed the New Jersey countryside for over forty years.

Director: Joe Napolitano

Writer: Chris Carter

Mulder and Scully uncover strange occurrences in an elderly care home when one of the nurses is attacked by an unseen force she claims to be one of the 90 year old residents.

Director: Stephen Surjik

Writer: Paul Brown

After a Jewish man is murdered in a Jewish community, his killers are murdered, too. Mulder and Scully have to determine whether someone is exacting vengeance or larger forces are at work.

Director: Michael Lange, Kim Manners

Writer: Chris Carter, Howard Gordon

A therapist working with children from abusive families is found to be implanting them with the memories of her own abuse suffered at the hands of her late father, when one of her patients tries to kill his stepfather.

Director: Ralph Hemecker

Writer: Jessica Scott, Mike Wollaeger

Scully, Doggett and Reyes investigate an old case that Doggett worked on as a cop in Brooklyn, dubbed "The Screwdriver Killer". They try to determine whether the man who was convicted and has just been released from prison was actually the man responsible for the murders.

Director: John Shiban

Writer: John Shiban