Paul N. Robinson

If you want more X-files, this is a must!

Revisado: 09-28-17

Just a shade below having full cast dramas, this is a great audiobook! Each story is about the length of an episode of tv, doesn't drag like the novel adaptations (Goblins->Skin). Most of the stories (out of 15, I believe) are well written and interesting, with only one or two being predictable or fannish. The narration alternates between a male and female, sometimes both handing off within a story. Both people do at times pretty good impersonations of Mulder, Scully, Skinner, etc. If you want more X-files, this is a must!

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Last of the original tie-ins

Revisado: 09-20-17

And another medical based story. Not bad, but very average and pushes believability when they are allowed to go to abroad for this case. Again, narrated rather than acted seems to drag.

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Conditional praise!

Revisado: 09-10-17

This audiobook flows most like an x-files episode. Unfortunately, it is an average story dealing with themes and ideas dome better in other actual episodes. The characterizations are pretty spot on, but falls flat with narration rather than full cast.

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Best original run x-files narrated

Revisado: 09-10-17

Conditional praise! The story itself is pretty engaging and fun, even if the spectacle at the end pushes the bounds of the in-universe a bit. Also, the issues of narration rather than full cast are still present making what would be an excellent adventure into a story that takes a little patience at times but is worthwhile!

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Changing writers is a slight improvement.

Revisado: 09-10-17

Anderson is a little better than Grant, but not a lot. Some of the same problems are still here. Over-describing, bad impersonations/narration rather than full cast. Story is slightly moire interesting and less offensive stereotypes. Parts of it stretch the universe but not terribly so. Still hard to get through.

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About the same as 'Goblins'

Revisado: 09-10-17

Same problems as what #1 'Goblins' had. Average story, bad impressions/narration in general rather than full cast, over-description. Hard to get through.

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Full cast would have helped!

Revisado: 09-10-17

Love the x-files, read this back in the day. The book is an over-described, average story. If it were acted out by a full cast of the original actors, it would be fair. Narrated, it is hard to get through.

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Really good, could be great!

Revisado: 09-10-17

The IDW comics were pretty good and it is awesome to have 'full cast' dramas based on them. Unfortunately, they recast -spoiler- Krycheck and Mr. X. For the next installment, I hope audible can hire Lance Henrikson to reprise his role as Frank Black. If not, I'll be sorely disappointed. As for this collection of stories, it flows pretty well but sometimes like fan fiction. Because of separate recording at home instead of together, the editing is sometimes evident and the performances are sometimes (but not often) flat. Compare to the full cast audios of Big Finish. I do enjoy The X-files in this format a million times more than single narrator. Many more of these please!

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