THE original X-Files series, which starred David Duchovny as porn-loving, paranormal-obsessed FBI agent Fox "Spooky" Mulder and Gillian Anderson as qualified medical doctor and Mulder's partner, Dana Scully, lasted from 1993 to 2002.
Defying unbelievers, the quirky team of Mulder and Scully is due to return to the big screen tomorrow in The X Files: I Want to Believe, the sequel to 1998's, Fight for the Future.
Despite being gone from our television screens for six years, bookmakers are betting this film will more than recoup its expenses in its opening weekend.
So what is it about a TV show that, admittedly, generated a great deal of gossip, turned its leading actors into stars and made conspiracy theories "sexy", that allows it to defy the odds and make a comeback?
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