Update: Additional information on the set, including a full list of bonus features, a new picture of the packaging, and an official pre-order site, has arrived online.

The upcoming revival of The X-Files is an actual thing and not a figment of our collective imaginations. Yes, there is actually new X-Files material set to air on televisions that don’t exist entirely inside our minds. We know this because there are photos from the set and trailers online. However, we also know this because Fox is releasing a new Blu-ray box set collecting the entire original series and the collection’s box art has officially been revealed. It’s like they wanted to capitalize on our excitement and get us to purchase an expensive and grandiose object to celebrate our obsession!

Yep, they’ve got us. Check out the art for the X-Files box set and other details after the jump.

Although Fox has yet to send out a proper press release announcing the full details of the set, details have begun to trickle out online and TV Shows On DVD has got you covered. First of all, here’s the official box art:

That thing really does check all of the right boxes, huh? David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson look primed, well-dressed, and ready to solve some supernatural mysteries. There’s a creepy forest, presumably full of monsters. There’s a skyline populated by government helicopters and Unidentified Flying Objects. The only think missing is a cameo from the Flukeman. Remember the Flukeman? Ack. Screw the Flukeman and each and every nightmare he inspired.

So yes, the X-Files box set does certainly look like something that every self-respecting fan will want to have on their shelf. After all, mathematics proves that cool stuff > Netflix in just about any situation. If you haven’t had the chance to experience one of the most entertaining and influential shows in TV history, this will probably be your best chance.

And while we wait on an official press release, a barebones description of the set itself has surfaced online. If the collection contains any special features or cool bonus content, it has not yet been revealed:

Now for the first time, all nine exhilarating, groundbreaking seasons of The X-Files, along with special features, can be yours to own on Blu-ray! Although they began as reluctant partners, FBI special agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully (Golden Globe winners David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson) ultimately form a powerful bond as they struggle to unravel deadly conspiracies and solve paranormal mysteries. Blu-ray Collector’s Boxset contains full seasons 1 – 9.

The emphasis on the set including all nine seasons seemingly implies that this collection will not include the two spin-off films. While we can certainly live without the subpar The X-Files: I Want to Believe, the series really isn’t complete without The X-Files: Fight the Future, which bridges the gap between seasons five and six. To not include it in a “complete” collection is a bummer.

Still, 202 episodes of frequently stellar science fiction and horror television is still one helluva collection, even for the suggested retail price of $299.99. Start saving now. The set is due to arrive on December 8, 2015, giving you 1,152 hours to rewatch all 159 hours and 8 minutes of the original series before the new episodes arrive on January 24, 2016.

Update: The full list of bonus content a better look at the set’s packaging have arrived online. First, here is everything that comes in the box, broken down by season:

Season One

Series Intro by Frank Spotnitz

Chris Carter Talks About Season 1

Deleted Scenes

International Clips

Deep Throat: Audio Commentary by Chris Carter

Erlenmeyer Flask: Audio Commentary by R.W. Goodwin

Special Effects Clip From Fallen Angel

Documentary: “The Truth About Season 1”

Season Two

Deleted Scenes

Chris Carter Talks About Season 2

Humbug

Documentary: “The Truth About Season Two”

Duane Barry: Audio Commentary by Chris Carter

End Games: Audio Commentary by Frank Spotnitz

Anasazi: Audio Commentary by R.W. Goodwin

Season Three

Deleted Scenes (w/optional commentary by Chris Carter)

Chris Carter Talks About Season 3

International Clips

Special Effects with Commentary by Mat Beck

Documentary: “The Truth About Season Three”

Threads of Mythology: Abduction

Talitha Cuma: Audio Commentary by R.W. Goodwin

Season Four

Deleted Scenes

Extended Scenes

Special Effects with Commentary by Paul Rabwin

Deleted Scenes (w/optional commentary by Chris Carter)

Tunguska – Interview With Chris Carter

Paper Hearts – Interview with Vince Gilligan

Memento Mori: Audio Commentary by Rob Bowman

Introduction to Memento Mori by Chris Carter and Frank Spotnitz

Max: Audio Commentary by Kim Manners

Documentary: “The Truth About Season Four”

Season Five

International Clips

Deleted Scenes (w/optional commentary by Chris Carter)

Special Effects with Commentary by Paul Rabwin

Documentary: “The Truth About Season Five”

Threads of Mythology: Black Oil

FX Featurette

Introduction to The Post-Modern Prometheus by Chris Carter and Frank Spotnitz

Patient X: Audio Commentary by Kim Manners

The Red and the Black: Audio Commentary by Chris Carter

The Post Modern Prometheus: Audio Commentary by Chris Carter

The Pine Bluff Variant: Audio Commentary by John Shiban

Season Six

Special Effects with Commentary by Paul Rabwin

Deleted Scenes (w/optional commentary by Frank Spotnitz)

International Clips

Two Fathers: Audio Commentary by Kim Manners

One Son: Audio Commentary by Frank Spotnitz

Triangle: Audio Commentary by Chris Carter

Introduction to Milagro by Chris Carter and Frank Spotnitz

X-Files Profiles: Cigarette-Smoking Man

Featurette on Season Six

Documentary: “The Truth About Season Six”

Season Seven

Deleted scenes (w/optional commentary by Chris Carter)

Special effects sequences with commentary by Paul Rabwin

International Clips

Documentary: “The Truth About Season Seven” Behind-the-Scenes featurette

X-Files Profiles: A.D. Skinner and Samantha Mulder

Closure: Audio Commentary by Kim Manners

Documentary: “The Truth About Season Seven”

Season Eight

Special Effects by Mat Beck with Commentary by Paul Rabwin

International Clips

Deleted scenes (w/optional commentary by Frank Spotnitz and John Shiban)

Documentary: “The Truth About Season Eight”

Deleted Scenes with Optional Commentary by Chris Carter

Threads of Mythology: Colonization

X-Files Profiles

Within: Commentary by Kim Manners and Robert Patrick

Deadalive: Commentary by Frank Spotnitz

Vienen: Commentary by Rod Hardy

Season Nine

Deleted scenes (w/optional commentary by Frank Spotnitz)

Special Effects by Mat Beck with Commentary by Paul Rabwin

International Clips

Audio Commentary by Chris Carter, Vince Gilligan, John Shiban, Frank Spotnitz, Kim Manners

Documentary: “The Truth About Season Nine”

“The Making of ‘The Truth’”

“Secrets of The X-Files”

“Tribute to The X-Files”

Threads of Mythology: Super Soldiers

X-Files Profiles

Reflections on the Truth Featurette

Wonder Con Panel

So that $299.99 price tag is buying you a lot more than just the episodes. Each season has episode commentaries, deleted scenes, a documentary chronicling the making of that particular season. There appear to be plenty of additional featurettes as well, with the later seasons collecting more special features than the early ones.

You can check out the new look at the packaging below. Each season looks like it comes packaged in its own Blu-ray case, which going to do wonders for this thing’s durability. If you’re sold, you can pre-order the collection right now.