The X-Files Revisited

Graham and Bryan take a methodical, completionist approach to The X-Files that will appeal to fans who like their podcast coverage thorough and structured. They work through every single episode chronologically, breaking down scenes, sharing their thoughts, and assigning each episode a score. At the end of every season, they rank the top five and bottom five episodes, which gives listeners something concrete to agree with or argue about. With 173 episodes and a 4.5 rating, they have built a solid catalog covering most of the series. The scoring system adds an element of accountability — it forces them to actually commit to an opinion rather than just saying everything is fine. Their discussions are detailed without being exhausting, and the two hosts balance each other well, with different tastes and perspectives that keep the analysis from becoming a one-note echo chamber. The show was releasing weekly through August 2025, so while there has been a recent pause, the existing archive covers a massive amount of ground. If you are the kind of viewer who wants to hear every episode discussed individually and ranked against its peers, The X-Files Revisited delivers that systematic coverage with personality and genuine fan enthusiasm.