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• Foreword

  • Spotnitz, Frank

  Science Fiction Film & Television (2013), 6, (1), 0

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• Introduction

  The truth is (still) out there: The X-Files twenty years on

  • Abbott, Stacey
  • Brown, Simon

  Science Fiction Film & Television (2013), 6, (1), 1–6.

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• Memento mori

  The slow death of The X-Files

  • Brown, Simon

  Science Fiction Film & Television (2013), 6, (1), 7–22.

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• ‘Mulder, have you noticed that we're on television?’

  ‘X-Cops’, style and innovation

  • Jowett, Lorna

  Science Fiction Film & Television (2013), 6, (1), 23–38.

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• William Gibson's ‘cyberpunk’ X-Files

  • Calvert, Bronwen

  Science Fiction Film & Television (2013), 6, (1), 39–53.

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• Catholicism in The X-Files

  Dana Scully and the harmony of faith and reason

  • Hansen, Regina

  Science Fiction Film & Television (2013), 6, (1), 55–69.

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• Be fearful: The X-Files' post-9/11 legacy

  • Picarelli, Enrica
  • Gomez-Galisteo, M.

  Science Fiction Film & Television (2013), 6, (1), 71–85.

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• The fan-media producer collaboration

  How fan relationships are managed in a post-series X-Files fandom

  • Chin, Bertha

  Science Fiction Film & Television (2013), 6, (1), 87–99.

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• ‘What am I looking at, Mulder?’

  Licensed comics and the freedoms of transmedia storytelling

  • Pillai, Nicolas

  Science Fiction Film & Television (2013), 6, (1), 101–117.

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• DVD reviews

  Science Fiction Film & Television (2013), 6, (1), 119–126.

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• About the contributors

  Science Fiction Film & Television (2013), 6, (1), 147–149.

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Book Review

• Book reviews

  Science Fiction Film & Television (2013), 6, (1), 127–145.

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