The makers of the new "X-Files" movie have done themselves a disservice in coming up with the elongated title, "The X-Files: I Want to Believe."

The truth will be out there… Fox Home Entertainment presents an exclusive insider's pass to the science-fiction television phenomenon just in time for its second trip to the big screen when "The X-Files" Revelations descends onto a two-disc DVD collection July 8th.

CENTURY CITY, Calif. - A smart, brisk and engaging comedy chronicling the perilous journey of an idealistic television writer as he tries to steer his pilot to a coveted spot on the prime-time television schedule, The TV Set bows on DVD September 25 from Fox Home Entertainment.

X-Files star David Duchovny agreed to ask a fan's girlfriend to marry him - as long as the fiancé-to-be screened his new movie The TV Set for a year. The actor was attending an industry independent film festival in Las Vegas when a cinema owner approached him with the odd request, handing Duchovny a ring.

David Duchovny had to contend with toilet trouble every day on the set of his new movie The TV Set - because he couldn't find the toilet in his trailer. The X-Files star convinced himself that the budget was so small that producers could not afford toilet facilities on the set - and tried to plan restroom trips around times when he was in his hotel room or at home.