As a group, the Others were drawn together because of their own outcast nature. While each member was easily dismissed as eccentric and u...

It's hard to watch this episode without thinking of the X-Files masterpiece Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose , since both feature e...

Glen Morgan and James Wong's X-Files background folds nicely into Till Then , an episode that smashes together real-life events with...

It's become clearer over the course of the season that Marian Kitt isn't the most interesting character around. Ten episodes in, and...

Broadway legend Marian Seldes' interesting performance as a seemingly immortal ballerina is the best thing about an episode which feels ...

Don't Dream It's Over is all about the accidental folding over of two time periods, dreams blurring into one another and people ...

This was the episode that made me fall for this show. Before I even began re-watching the season, this was the episode that had stuck with m...

I've always thought planes are a great location for horror movies, since you're naturally confined into this tiny bubble, surrounded...

This was originally the second episode aired, and it's disappointing that the first post-pilot hour was something so conventional. Unnam...

So far The Others has been clever with its use of tone. Last week was a chaotic monster episode full of gore, FX gargoyles and eyeballs. Th...

One of the many things that's making The Others so different and interesting as a show is that so much of each episode is taken up by t...

Settling into episode two, one of the key attractions that already leaps out at you is how still and silent this show is. The Others is bui...

Whenever people bring up their favorite TV shows that were canceled ahead of their time, I always mention an obscure supernatural drama seri...