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Fans of the series will remember the Lone Gunmen as a trio of conspiracy theorists – Byers, Langly, and Frohike – who spun-off into their own short-lived TV show. After that series was ...

Unlike Mulder, the members of the Lone Gunmen are not obsessed with little ... other characters have already become stagnant, stuck in comic caricatures. The show seems to be struggling to find ...

At first occasional comic relief, the trio became breakout characters over the course of the series and were spun off into their own show, The Lone Gunman, in 2001. That show was cancelled after ...

The comic, which is written by Harris with art by Michael Walsh, has been teasing the return of several fan-favorite characters who died in the show, and Haglund confirmed that the Lone Gunmen ...

In case you forgot, the Lone Gunmen — Langley, Frohike, and Beyers, that is — are actually dead, and have been since the Season 9 episode "Jump The Shark". The X-Files Season 10 comic book ...

The executive producer also revealed the status of the Lone Gunmen characters for Season 11 and why he still believes the truth is out there, now more than ever. DEADLINE: So, after a small screen ...

The Lone Gunmen were killed off in season 9 of the X-Files, but were revealed in season 10 comics to have faked their deaths - so it'll be interesting to see how their return is handled.

The Lone Gunmen were fan favorites on the original ... but the series could adhere to the official season 10 comics — executive-produced by series creator Chris Carter — in which they are ...