Jeremy Greer, Chris Mosher
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Non Human Biologics is a creepy but necessary podcast about The X-Files. Each week Chris and Jeremy bring you goofs and chuckles and tears as they wonder if life really is out there. Join us as we go episode by episode, week by week, wondering just where the heck Scully keeps that katana. Art by Rideth_Mochi, music from bansheebeat, Jake Lionheart, and Heather Milette.
Mulder's green goblin drawings come with etiquette; your X-Files rewatch gets gloriously sidetracked.
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A weird, profane recap that leans into rumor panic, grave-digging chaos, and Mulder-Scully friction.
Non-Human Biologics treats this as one of the strangest X-Files episodes covered so far, and the off-kilter mood suits the hosts' loose, profane approach.
A grief-first farewell that keeps Jeremy's voice close.
Chris makes For Jeremy feel like a grief-first goodbye, not a tidy recap. He says Jeremy died on July 3, 2025, notes that an earlier attempt to record this never quite held, and sits with how strange it is to be in the room where nearly 10 years of episodes were made.
A sleepy, sideways X-Files hangout that makes banter the main event.
Non Human Biologics turns in a sleepy, joke-heavy X-Files check-in that starts by mixing up season 13 and episode 13, then drifts into talk about long-running TV, a strange 10th season, and Twinkies on a bus.
A funny, sharp recap that finds real menace in one of X Files' oddest season three detours.
Non-Human Biologics gives this season three X Files episode a funny, watchful read that keeps the odd details in focus. The hosts stay with the story as it keeps shifting under them: a confession that does not close the case, a second victim that raises the stakes, and a mystery…
Sharp TV arguments, faster than prestige can posture.
Star Trek commentary with the brakes off.
After the episode, inside the scene.
Classic Perry Mason, case by case.
A fannish map of Mindy’s TV universe.
Chris Mosier and his co-host call "Sizgy" one of the weirdest X-Files episodes they have covered, and they frame it as season 3, episode 13, directed by Rob Bowman and written by Chris Carter, Darren Morgan, and Frank Spotnitz.
Chris delivers a heartfelt memorial episode for his co-host and best friend Jeremy, who passed away from cancer.
Non Human Biologics covers X-Files season three, episode 14, "Grotesque," aired February 2nd, 1996, with John Mostow, a Russian immigrant tied to seven or eight brutal killings, at the center.
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Jeremy Greer and Chris Mosier recap The X-Files season three episode "War of the Coprophages," which aired January 5, 1996 and follows Mulder's investigation of deaths linked to metallic cockroaches.
Jeremy Greer and Chris Mosier analyze The X-Files season three episode "Revelations," which aired on December 15, 1995 and centers on Scully’s faith, a boy with bleeding hands, and murders linked to stigmata.