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   David Duchovny cried tears of joy over the first script of   
   Fox's upcoming revival of "The X-Files."   
      
   "I just read it about an hour ago and I started crying   
   reading the first page," the actor told EW.   
      
   He explained, "It was just so strange to see the names on   
   the page. It had nothing to do with the script itself. It   
   was just like, I'd been talking about this for a long time.   
   We'd been planning it for a long time. It took a long time   
   to get all the people in the same place and get the deal   
   with Fox. So let's say two years we've been talking about   
   doing it. Now it's the fun part. Now we actually get to do   
   it. That was nice and strangely emotional for me, and I'll   
   have to figure out how to use that [in the performance]."   
      
   Although story lines are being held very secret, Duchovny   
   did say the first script is "fantastic."   
      
   Starting production in June, "The X-Files" revival has   
   creator and writer Chris Carter back at the helm. Duchovny   
   and Gillian Anderson reunite in the roles of FBI agents Fox   
   Mulder and Dana Scully, respectively.   
      
   Duchovny also confirmed what Fox co-head Dana Walden told   
   reporters earlier this month about the mix of standalone and   
   mythology episodes for the revival.   
      
   "Even though there's only six [episodes], there will be a   
   mix," he said. "It's not really 'The X-Files' without the   
   mythology."   
      
   The actor says the series doesn't end with the upcoming   
   season. In fact, he would be down for another.   
      
   "I would be open to doing another cycle," Duchovny said. "I   
   don't know that I could do a 20-episode version of this show   
   at this point in my life, and I don't know that Gillian   
   could. But I think everybody is open ended on what happens   
   after this. Certainly, we didn't bring it back with the idea   
   of ending it."   
      
   "The X-Files returns to Fox with a two-night event starting   
   Sunday, Jan. 24 at 10 p.m. following the NFC Championship   
   Game and then continues on Monday, Jan. 25 at 10 p.m. After   
   that, it will air on Mondays for the duration of the   
   season.   
      
   http://www.businessinsider.com/fox-x-files-david-duchovny-interview-2015-5   
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