Entity: X-FILE
A pioneering work of Science Fiction and one of the longest-running TV series ever, The X-Files is a science-fiction television series started by Chris Carter that revolves around the lives and work of FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully.
X-FILE
Etymology
The term "X-Files" was coined from the Greek root "-phil-" meaning love or obsession, commonly known as "X-Philes".
Definition
The X-Files is a groundbreaking science-fiction television series that follows FBI agents investigating paranormal phenomena and government conspiracies.
Historical Context
Created by Chris Carter, The X-Files premiered in 1993 and became a cultural phenomenon, blending elements of science fiction, horror, and mystery.
Cultural Significance
The X-Files has had a lasting impact on popular culture, inspiring a devoted fanbase known as "X-Philes" and influencing numerous other TV shows and films.
Related Concepts
The X-Files is often associated with the paranormal, government conspiracies, and the search for truth.
See Also
A groundbreaking science-fiction television series that follows FBI agents investigating paranormal phenomena and government conspiracies.