Once Mulder and Scully go deeper into the Peacock’s family past, they discover the truth is much more sinister than anyone in Home expected. Why It’s So Good: The X-Files worked best when it ...

It turns out – spoilers coming – that the Peacock family is a deeply inbred ... a bed like a dirty magazine. ‘Home’ was the first episode of The X Files to receive a viewer discretion ...

“Home,” like its central gures, the Peacock family, is a remnant. Like so many X-Files tales, it’s both a sterling example of a certain kind of horror story and a last-gasp effort within the ...

The X-Files episode 'Home' was so controversial that it was banned from being rebroadcast and it still has viewers unable to ...

In 1996, The X-Files released ... he was writing “Home.” Though Morgan misremembered the anecdote slightly—he recalled the man being totally limbless, and that the family members “[stood ...