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Chuck returns and Jimmy tries to live a life on the straight and narrow. In this week’s Better Call Saul, “Cobbler”, Jimmy’s morals are put to the test when Mike calls with a pro bono job.
Hit the jump for our recap and review.
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- Written by: Sophie Brown | Staff Writer
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The second collection of X-Files short stories from IDW includes a mixed bag of beasts, baddies, and the downright bizarre. Read after the jump for our full review of The Truth is Out There.
As with 2015’s Trust No One, this year’s short story anthology collects fifteen stories from a wide variety of authors including Sarah Stegall (co-author of The Official Guide to The X-Files Volumes One - Three), Greg Cox (author of novels for Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Star Trek, Warehouse 13 and more), and Rachel Caine (author of the Morganville Vampires series). One-third of the 15 authors are female, compared with less than a fifth in the previous volume, which shows a significant improvement.
Read more: Review: "The Truth is Out There" Prose Collection
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Will Jimmy make a go of being a legitimate lawyer in season two of Better Call Saul or will the lure of easy money and his finely honed con-artist ways send him sprinting to what we know is his preordained destiny?
Hit the jump for our recap and review of “Switch.”
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- Written by: Avi Quijada | Editor-In-Chief
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How is that we're on the fifth episode of The X-Files revival already? If you're just catching on, this is what happened up until now: Mulder and Scully are back together... as partners at the FBI. Skinner brought them back, because things were getting weird, and yes, the government still has it's dirty little grabby hands on everything. So... they've pondered a lot about William, and how it's just maybe not all that okay that they gave him up. Also... Mulder met a were-monster, saw an Alien replica ship, met a guy that did some serious genetic manipulations and... Maggie Scully died in one seriously amazing Glen Morgan episode.
Now we're on to "Babylon" - the penultimate episode of the season and one controversial step written and directed by Chris Carter. For the recap and review, click after the jump.
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Outer Places, a website where "science meets science fiction", produces a bimonthly subscription box service called Supply Pod. Every two months, they create a box filled with cool science and science fiction goodies for fans of the genre. Last year the Supply Pods featured The Martian and Star Wars: The Force Awakens. The first pod of this year features, well you guessed it, The X-Files.
The crew at Outer Places has done a great job of putting together this pod. There are some awesome XF goodies inside, but there are only nine days left to order The X-Files pod. If your interest is already piqued, you can use the exclusive promo code XFNEWS to get 10% off your order. So what's inside this spooky-inspired Supply Pod? Let's crack it open and take a look.