Season 1: 12.00M
Season 2: 16.10M
Season 3: 19.94M
Season 4: 21.11M
Season 5: 27.34M
The way the X Files ratings kept increasing during its first 5 seasons
Well, yeah, first five seasons are impeccable and have a lot of famous classic episodes. Season 6 is good too but everything after it is a ****ing crap
The acclaimed show I couldn't get into was The Wire. I dropped it after 1,5 seasons cause it was slow as **** and no characters were interesting enough to keep on going.
Six Feet Under deserved much bigger success and recognition than it got but it was too complex and indie for people, I guess, hihi. It's fourth season and series finale are still God's gifts sent to people
The S1 is just okay, but it keeps getting better & better.
S3 is so ****ing amazing. Give it a try, it's a really good tv show.
Alright, I'll continue.
Olivia is just so limp and boring. And Peter has far too much social intelligence for a man with a 190 IQ. And the "crazy scientist" act w/ his dad feels so corny to me.
There are several elements of the plot and characterization that I think really hurt the show's credibility.
Lost was so bad. I watched it since the pilot first aired on TV and thought it was the best show ever. But they dragged it on way too long, created unnecesary plot holes and ended it on a low note.
The Evening Herald said the show had "overwhelming influence" on television, in front of such shows as The Simpsons.[177]
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In 2012, Entertainment Weekly listed the show at #4 in the "25 Best Cult TV Shows from the Past 25 Years," describing it as "a paean to oddballs, sci-fi fans, conspiracy theorists and Area 51 pilgrims everywhere. Ratings improved every year for the first five seasons, while Mulder and Scully's believer-versus-skeptic dynamic created a TV template that's still in heavy use today."[178]
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In 2008, Entertainment Weekly named it the fourth-best piece of science fiction media,[185] the fourth best TV show in the last 25 years[186] and in 2009, named it the fourth-best piece of science fiction, in their list of the "20 Greatest Sci-Fi TV Shows" in history.[187]
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Empire magazine ranked The X-Files ninth best TV show in history, further claiming that the best episode was the third season entry "Jose Chung's From Outer Space".[188]
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In 2009, it was announced that the show's catchphrase "The Truth Is Out There" was among Britain's top 60 best-known slogans and quotes.[190]
And Peter has far too much social intelligence for a man with a 190 IQ. And the "crazy scientist" act w/ his dad feels so corny to me. 
