There they were in the midst of what looked like a spooky   
   old-growth forest (Princess Park, actually, mere blocks from   
   upscale suburban homes here), surrounded by clumps of moss,   
   overgrown ferns and gigantic Douglas firs, looking for clues   
   of yet another allegedly paranormal crime, the kind they   
   used to solve almost every week. They addressed each other,   
   as they always had, by only their last names.   
      
   "Mulder," said Gillian Anderson, reprising her role as the   
   F.B.I. agent Dana Scully, the look on her face instantly   
   recognizable; part reprimand, part in-spite-of-herself   
   affection.   
      
   "Scully," David Duchovny responded in character, somehow   
   managing to mock her just by saying her name.   
      
   They were shooting the much-anticipated six-episode revival   
   of "The X-Files," which begins Sunday, Jan. 24 on Fox, back   
   in Vancouver, where the original series's first five seasons   
   were filmed. It's been 14 years since an original episode   
   aired, almost 23 years since the show began. In 1993, the   
   two actors had no idea they were about to start a phenomenon   
   that would propel them to worldwide recognition, demonstrate   
   the power of genre television and mark them, whether they   
   liked it or not, as Mulder and Scully for the rest of their   
   working lives.   
      
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